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Initial estimate for costs an on-premise prover rig comes down to ~$2.5 per proof for a home-prover (not to be confused with a professional team! Very different economics.). This is purely based on the following assumptions and specs: 1. The rig costs $100,000 and lasts for 3 years, produces a proof every 12 seconds, or 9.46 million proofs in its lifetime -> amortized to $0.011 per proof. 2. Requires a power of 10 kW, which means it consumes 10 kWh of energy each hour. Assuming European rates of $0.3 per kWh (is actually higher in the Netherlands; sucks, I know), generating 360 proofs per hour -> $0.0083 per proof. 3. Let's factor in a 25% profit margin for giggles. Assuming CapEx and operational costs of $0.02 per proof, a home-prover will ask for a minimum of $0.025 per proof. 4. But wait, the home prover doesn't win all proofs. Let's assume they get paid for 1 proof out of N proofs they have to generate to compete (they have to in this case; this assumption needs to be challenged btw), and let's leave N = 100 as an example -> the ask by a home-prover will be $2.5 per proof. The cost of proof (hence cost to prove) goes higher with a bigger block. Bigger blocks will be won by professionals, whereas smaller blocks will be probably left alone as too little to prove. This is very similar to the concept of 'long tail MEV' which is mostly won by indie / home-searchers. You can assume that OpEx for professionals will be much higher than for home-provers. We can multiply a factor of 3-5 (pulled out of thin air) for blocks to be worth it for professionals to prove. That comes down: $7.5 to $12.5 per proof for professionals. It's curious to see similar economics play out in MEV and Proving.

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