Instantly Calculate ALEO mining profitability with real-time data. Analyze hashrate, power costs, exchange rates, and pool efficiency for improved returns.
Aleo uses the Aleo Proof-of-Succinct Work (PoSW) algorithm, based on ZK cryptography and GPU-heavy computations. Currently, mining Aleo is only feasible using high-performance GPUs or specialized Aleo ASIC miners. ASIC development for Aleo is still emerging, and only a few manufacturers offer optimized solutions.
Price of Aleo: As of now, Aleo is not yet publicly listed on major centralized exchanges, so its market price is either speculative or based on over-the-counter (OTC) trading and testnet reward estimates. Once listed, the price will reflect the market demand on exchanges in USD or stablecoins.
Your Hashrate: Enter your Aleo mining hashrate in Sol/s (solutions per second), which measures your GPU or ASIC's ability to solve zero-knowledge proofs. Mining performance for Aleo is typically measured using benchmarks from the snarkOS or snarkVM testnet clients.
Fee - pool fee: This is the mining pool fee deducted from your rewards. When mining Aleo through a community pool or third-party platform, the typical fee ranges from 1% to 2%. A 1% fee means you keep 99% of your mined ALEO rewards.
Power consumption: This is the actual electricity consumption of your GPU rig or Aleo ASIC, measured in watts (W). During full operation, the miner reaches its rated power draw, usually within a few minutes. Power may vary slightly (±5%) based on workload and cooling. Fans can account for 5–10% of total draw, so a cooler environment can improve efficiency.
Electricity price in USD: This is your rate per kilowatt-hour (kWh). For example, a system using 2800 W (2.8 kW) will consume 2.8 × 24 = 67.2 kWh daily. At $0.05 per kWh, the daily cost is 67.2 × $0.05 = $3.36 per day in electricity.
Daily estimated earnings: This is the estimated daily net profit after deducting electricity costs. The estimate assumes full 24/7 uptime and optimal operation. As Aleo is still pre-mainnet or in the early mainnet phase, earnings are based on either testnet reward projections or early market pricing once trading is enabled.
