Can Extra Solar Power Make More Money Than Bitcoin?
What should you do with extra solar power once your batteries are full? Most people think of selling electricity back to the grid—or maybe even Bitcoin mining. But what if there was another option? In this video, Ken runs the numbers on using surplus solar energy to power a freeze dryer and produce candy for resale. We compare another real-world way to turn excess electricity into income and discuss how it stacks up against Bitcoin mining and selling power back to the utility. This isn't investment advice—just another practical idea for making the most of extra solar production. Would you choose: ⚡ Sell power back to the grid? 💰 Mine Bitcoin? 🍬 Freeze-dry candy? Let us know what you'd do in the comments! Thanks for following along with High Voltage Homestead. 🛠 Gear we use & recommend (affiliate links): https://signaturesolar.com/?ref=HighV... Check out our website, too: https://highvoltagehomestead.com

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