Mining calculator
Pick a coin, pick your hardware, and enter what you pay for power. Every figure updates as you type, and the ranking underneath re-sorts to your own tariff.
Estimated net profit
No price right now, so there is nothing to work out yet.
Enter a hash rate to see the breakdown.
Break-even electricity n/a Enter a power draw
If RVN halves n/a daily net at half price
If RVN doubles n/a daily net at double price
Based on the network at , a 0 RVN reward per block, a 0% pool fee and RVN at a price the feed is not carrying right now. These are estimates: real earnings move with luck, difficulty and price.
Most profitable GPUs for Ravencoin
Ranking by profit needs a price for Ravencoin, and none is published right now.
GPU Hashrate Power Revenue/day Power cost Net/day
Calculator FAQ
Your hashrate against the network gives your share of what the chain emits, valued at the coin price, minus the pool fee, your miner's own dev fee and your electricity. Everything above is editable, so it is your numbers, not an average.
A graphics card is not equally good at every algorithm, and a processor is only worth pointing at a couple of them, so a hashrate figure means nothing until the coin is fixed. Pick the coin and the device list narrows to the hardware that can actually mine it.
No. Pick your hardware and the measured hashrate and power for that coin are filled in. Type over either if yours is tuned differently, or enter a total by hand if your device is not listed.
The price per kWh at which this setup earns exactly what it costs to run. Below it you are in profit, above it you are paying to mine. It is the single most useful number here, because it is the one that does not move with the coin price.
Because the inputs move. Network hashrate, coin price and difficulty all change, and a block is found on luck, not a schedule, so a day can land above or below the estimate. Treat the figure as a rate, not a promise.