Electricity Cost Audit
Isolate the power cost of your mining hours from the rest of the apartment bill, using meter readings and tariff brackets common in Seoul.
CloudOrch Digital
Clear mining profitability and electricity cost estimates for desktop traders who need numbers before they commit hashpower overnight.
What we deliver
Numbers built for your desk, not a warehouse farm
Desktop traders in Seoul often run one or two GPUs beside a trading terminal. The electricity bill, fan noise, and coin difficulty shift every week. CloudOrch Digital prepares profitability and power-cost estimates that match that reality — metered draw, local tariffs, and the hardware you already own or plan to buy.
Our flagship engagement is a Mining Profitability Review: a structured session covering hashrate assumptions, Korean household and small-office power rates, pool fees, and a break-even horizon you can defend to yourself.
Related work
Estimate packages
Hardware Profile Setup
Document wattage, hashrate, and thermal notes for each card on your desk so future estimates stay consistent when difficulty moves.
Mining Profitability Review
A full session that models your desktop hashrate against current difficulty, pool fees, and your actual electricity tariff to produce a break-even horizon.
From the desk
Recent client notes
“They recalculated my RTX 4070 run against my Jongno apartment tariff and showed the pool fee was eating more than I thought. I dialed back the night schedule.”
— Min-jun K., desktop trader
“The electricity sheet alone was worth the session. I still mine, but only when Seoul Electric’s off-peak window actually covers the difficulty jump.”
— Hye-jin P., after a profitability review
Field notes
Guides for desktop mining math
15 Jul 2026
When a second GPU stops paying for itself
A dual-card schedule can look strong on a dashboard and weak once progressive power steps and fan limits enter the model.
28 Jun 2026
Manufacturer watts vs wall watts on a trader’s desk
Sticker TDP is a starting rumor. Profitability math needs the number your outlet actually sees.
3 Jun 2026
Pool fees that quietly erase thin desktop margins
When hashrate is modest, a 1% pool fee is not a rounding error — especially after Korean power is subtracted.