Instantly Calculate Alephium mining profitability with real-time data. Analyze hashrate, power costs, exchange rates, and pool efficiency for improved returns.
Alephium uses the Blake3 algorithm for hashing. Any device capable of computing Blake3 can technically mine Alephium, but only specialized ASIC miners for Alephium offer a profitable, cost-effective, and energy-efficient solution for mining ALPH.
Price of Alephium: The current price of Alephium is the median market price from major exchanges, shown in USD. This reflects the actual rate at which you can buy or sell ALPH at the moment. The spread between buy and sell prices is usually only a few cents.
Your Hashrate: Input the hashrate of your Alephium ASIC miner in GH/s. Modern Alephium ASICs range from 1 TH/s to over 15 TH/s (that’s 1,000 to 15,000 GH/s), depending on the model and generation.
Fee - pool fee: This is the fee charged by the mining pool from your total rewards. A 1% pool fee means that for every 100 USD or ALPH earned, you receive 99. Pool fees typically range between 1% and 2%.
Power consumption: This is the power drawn from the outlet while the miner is operating at full capacity. Power ramps up during the first few minutes of operation and then stabilizes. Power consumption may fluctuate by around ±5%. Fan usage can account for up to 8% of total power, so keeping the miner in a cool environment can help lower overall power usage.
Electricity price in USD: This is the cost you pay for 1 kWh of electricity. A miner consuming 3400 W (3.4 kW) will use 3.4 × 24 = 81.6 kWh per day. At a rate of $0.05 per kWh, daily electricity cost would be 81.6 × $0.05 = $4.08 per day.
Daily estimated earnings: This is the estimated daily profit after subtracting electricity costs. The estimate assumes 24/7 operation, full hashrate, and optimal performance. Results are shown in both USD and Alephium (ALPH), based on current network difficulty and market price
