Jasminer X16-Q Jasminer X16-Q ETC MinerProfitability
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Jasminer X16-Q redefines EtHash mining efficiency with 1.95Gh/s at just 620W. Its ultra-quiet 40db operation makes it perfect for both home and office settings.
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Income |
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| DAY | MONTH | YEAR |
| $4.59 | $137.57 | $1,673.72 |
Electricity Costs |
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| DAY | MONTH | YEAR |
| $1.79 | $53.57 | $651.74 |
Profit |
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| DAY | MONTH | YEAR |
| $2.80 | $84.00 | $1,021.98 |
Profit if BTC price is $105480 |
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| DAY | MONTH | YEAR |
| $5.09 | $152.78 | $1,858.84 |
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Historical Profit Data
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The Jasminer X16-Q Jasminer X16-Q ETC Miner is currently mining $2.80 profit a day. The calculations is based on $4.59 income per day from which we deducted $1.79 elecricity costs. This means the X16-Q Jasminer X16-Q ETC Miner is able to generate up to $137.57 income per month. After you would deduct the electricity price of $53.57 you will have an estimated profit of $84.00 per month.
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If the BTC price reaches $94979 you would earn estimated $5.09 per day.
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More about etchash
Ethash, serving as a proof-of-work algorithm, is crucial in preserving the stability and credibility of many blockchains like ETC. Decentralized mining that can be carried out using standard computer hardware, as enabled by Ethash, ensures that the network is not controlled by a few huge mining entities. One of Ethash's defining design features is its memory-intensive nature, making it challenging for attackers to perform a 51% attack, where they attempt to manipulate transactions by dominating the majority of the network's computing power. Ethash's need for a substantial amount of memory to carry out mining operations makes it challenging for attackers to acquire the resources necessary to launch such an attack.