Re:What Happens When Bitcoin Miners Take Over Your Town
by mywittyname on Friday March 09, 2018 @06:14PM
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I believe the OP was saying power providers should charge slightly more for each cumulative kilowatt hour someone consumes. This way, the top 10% of consumers end up paying more per kW-hr than the median consumer.
The current situation has this reversed: the top consumers of power negotiate discounted rates. So while they use 1000 times more power than the average person, they only pay 70 times as much.
The current situation has this reversed: the top consumers of power negotiate discounted rates. So while they use 1000 times more power than the average person, they only pay 70 times as much.