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The Energy page now sets the node's own price against what serving costs it, which is the part of mesh-llm#2320 step 2 that wallet pricing doesn't show today. No host change: sellers price in msat per million tokens, and the node's own offers are already in /v1/models.

• --btc-price gives the price of one bitcoin in the tariff's currency. With it, the snapshot also carries btc_price, cost_msat_per_1m_output_tokens and cost_msat_per_1m_output_tokens_total. The rate is set by hand: the plugin asks no outside service for it. It needs --electricity-price-per-kwh, and a repeated or non-positive value stops the plugin at startup, like the other flags.
• bundle/energy.js reads the payment block of /v1/models every 30 s (the console's chat reads the same block). For each model the node serves (an offer with local: true), it shows the node's own output price, the cheapest other seller of that model, and a verdict: above cost (above the idle-included cost), pays only if the machine runs anyway (between the two costs), or below cost. Without --btc-price the prices show in msat with a hint to set it. A failed listing leaves the energy figures and the last prices in place.
• The cost is measured across every model the node serves, not per model, and the page says so.
• README: the flag, the new fields and the verdicts.

Checked locally: fmt, clippy -D warnings, 32 Rust tests (new: flag parsing and refusals, the msat conversion, the snapshot fields appearing only with --btc-price), and the page in a harness with a fake /api/status and /v1/models: four served models hit each verdict, a model served only elsewhere is left out, and without --btc-price the hint shows. No console errors.

The live run on the RTX 4070 Ti is waiting for the GPU to be free; I'll add it here.

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[Virgile-pct]

Live run on Windows 11, RTX 4070 Ti: the official v0.78.0-preview.40959817943.1 binary, this branch's packaged zip installed with plugins install --archive, Qwen3-8B Q4_K_M, --electricity-price-per-kwh 0.2016 --currency EUR --btc-price 69700 (this morning's rate), and the model priced at mesh-llm's default seller rate with wallet pricing <model> --input-msat-per-million 500 --output-msat-per-million 1500.

/v1/models carried the node's own offer (local: true, 1,500 msat output), and the Energy page showed it against the measured cost: 0.104 EUR per million output tokens on top of a 19 W idle draw, 0.122 EUR idle included, so 149k and 175k msat. The row reads "Below cost" in red: the default rate (about 0.001 EUR) is roughly 99 times under what the electricity costs on this card.