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Mining Two-Rate Energy Charge — Sequential Input-Change Attribution
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Mining Two-Rate Energy Charge — Sequential Input-Change Attribution is a paid API for AI agents from market.datapackvibe.com, paid per call via x402, $0.01/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-15).
Computes a waterfall attribution report showing how changes in peak and off-peak energy consumption and rates individually drive the change in total mining electricity cost.
Price / call$0.01
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How this service works
Mining two-rate energy charge — Sequential input-change attribution: Sequential input-change attribution for Mining two-rate energy charge. Supplied mining assumptions only; formula and units disclosed. No live prices, mining or guaranteed return. Specialised preset in a shared 50-profile, 20-operation engine. 0.01 USDC includes one bounded sequential input-change attribution report.
Output
A bounded sequential input-change attribution report that steps through each of the four input variables (peak kWh, peak USD rate, off-peak kWh, off-peak USD rate) one at a time, quantifying how changing each input — in sequence — contributes to the total delta in the two-rate mining energy charge between the before and after scenarios.
Example use cases
Peak rate hike impact analysis
“Before the tariff change my miners used 500 kWh peak at $0.09/kWh and 1000 kWh off-peak at $0.04/kWh; after, the peak rate jumped to $0.13/kWh with usage staying the same. Can you do a sequential attribution to show me how much of the bill increase came from the rate hike alone versus any usage changes?”
Mining scale-up cost driver breakdown
“I scaled up my mining rigs last month — peak usage went from 800 to 1200 kWh at $0.10/kWh, and off-peak went from 1600 to 2400 kWh at $0.05/kWh with no rate changes. Run the sequential input-change attribution so I can see which consumption tier drove the cost increase most.”
Energy contract scenario comparison
“I'm evaluating two energy contracts for my mining farm: currently 300 kWh peak at $0.12 and 600 kWh off-peak at $0.06; the new contract would be 280 kWh peak at $0.10 and 650 kWh off-peak at $0.065. Give me a sequential waterfall attribution showing how each input change contributes to the overall cost difference.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://market.datapackvibe.com/x402/assistant-bx-mining-two-rate-bill-waterfall?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need to understand not just the total change in a two-rate mining electricity bill, but the individual sequential contribution of each input variable (peak kWh, peak rate, off-peak kWh, off-peak rate) to that change. It is ideal for root-cause analysis of cost variances between billing periods, tariff renegotiations, or mining scale decisions where isolating each driver matters. Prefer it over simple before/after comparison when you need an auditable, ordered attribution (waterfall) rather than a net delta only.
Side effects
- Zero or negative values for kWh or USD rate inputs will be rejected (exclusiveMinimum: 0 enforced)
- Values exceeding the maximum threshold (1e16) will fail validation
- Missing any of the four required fields in either before or after object returns an error
- Malformed JSON body causes a 400-level error
- Payment failure (insufficient USDC or x402 protocol issue) blocks execution
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
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| after | object | |
| before | object |
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