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Why does NiceHash SHA-256 hashpower cost ~20% more than expected mining revenue? Iโm studying, in simulation only, buying SHA-256 hashpower on NiceHash to mine Bitcoin on an FPPS pool. By my numbers, active STANDARD orders are priced around 0.50 BTC/EH/day, while expected mining revenue is close to 0.40 BTC/EH/day after fees. So buying hashpower costs about 20% more than it earns. Is this premium the normal state of the market? Why do buyers accept paying above expected revenue?