Based on its technical specifications, the S9 will have the capacity to mine 0.03600399 Bitcoin per month . This figure does not factor in the cost of hardware, power, pool fees and others. If you run the Antminer for a month, expect to get a profit of 0.02138775 Bitcoin, which is equivalent to $178.78.
Read moreHow much AntMiner S9 makes a day?
Given current levels of miner revenue potential (what we in the industry call hashprice), the Antminer S19XP would produce $53 a day per deployed unit . See chart below for how this would compare to other leading models.
Read moreHow long does it take to farm 1 Bitcoin?
In general, it takes about 10 minutes to mine one bitcoin. However, this assumes an ideal hardware and software setup which few users can afford. A more reasonable estimate for most users who have large setups is 30 days to mine a single bitcoin.
Read moreHow are Bitcoin hashes calculated?
The Bitcoin hash rate is expressed as hashes per second (h/s) . Bitcoin’s network is large and powerful, and as a result, can calculate quintillions of hashes every second. For reference, a quintillion is a million million millions, or 1,000,000,000,000,000,000.
Read moreWhat are hashes in Bitcoin mining?
In cryptocurrency mining, a target hash is a numeric value that a hashed block header (which is used to identify individual blocks in a blockchain) must be less than or equal to in order for a new block to be awarded to a miner.
Read moreHow long is a Bitcoin hash?
The process of bitcoin mining uses a cryptographic hash algorithm called “Secure Hash Algorithm 256 (SHA-256).” It transforms any line of text or prose into a 256-bit (32-byte) hash value. In simple terms, it breaks apart words and sentences and turns them into fixed-length, indecipherable, alphanumeric strings.1 Şub 2022
Read moreHow many Bitcoin hashes are there?
“The Bitcoin network today has a hash rate of approximately 190 EH/s , so all the miners across the network are calculating the output of the SHA-256 cryptographic hash function approximately 190 quintillion times per second on average.”
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