Hotel Room Ethereum Mining Rig

bro who in the fuck did you have the balls to cut into their wall, let alone have a rig in some hotel room that probably regularly gets maintenance. is this shit hard to do? Do you think hotel secs electricity bills increase because of that? Also, how they can potentially determine where electricity is being used the most(room or outlet)? They pest control/hoarding inspections once a month. Any entry they have to post a note on your door with date/time. On those days I unplug rig, remove the box fan, and park in corner unobtrusively. Whole thing is wheeled so ez to move. I'd estimate the draw is about 1200w between the 2 power supplies + box fan at max. Hotels have flood lights in the parking lot that do the same. Ice makers, vending machines, etc.. So there is a high possibility they don't even notice the small bump in usage.

A screenshot of an anonymous imageboard discussion about secretly running an Ethereum mining rig in a hotel room. The posters discuss hiding the power draw, avoiding inspections, and moving the wheeled rig when necessary. The joke is the absurdly elaborate and brazen plan to mine cryptocurrency using a hotel’s electricity without being caught. EN: A screenshot of an anonymous imageboard discussion about secretly running an Ethereum mining rig in a hotel room. The posters discuss hiding the power draw, avoiding inspections, and moving the wheeled rig when necessary. The joke is the absurdly elaborate and brazen plan to mine cryptocurrency using a hotel’s electricity without being caught.

• @gentoomemes / 21630 2026-08-09