Instantly Calculate Ethereum mining profitability with real-time data. Analyze hashrate, power costs, exchange rates, and pool efficiency for improved returns.
Ethereum Classic uses the Etchash algorithm for hashing. Any device capable of running Etchash can technically mine Ethereum Classic, but only modern GPUs and specialized ASIC miners optimized for Etchash are profitable, cost-effective, and energy-efficient solutions for ETC mining.
Price of Ethereum Classic: The current price of ETC is the median value calculated from major exchanges, shown in USD. This reflects the real-time market rate at which ETC can be bought or sold. The difference between the buy and sell prices is typically within a few cents, depending on market conditions and exchange liquidity.
Your Hashrate: Enter the hashrate of your Ethereum Classic mining hardware in MH/s. Most ETC miners using GPUs range from 30 MH/s to 100 MH/s per card, while ASIC miners designed for Etchash can reach up to 1.8 GH/s (1800 MH/s) or more.
Fee - pool fee: This is the fee taken by the mining pool from your total rewards. A 1% pool fee means that if you mine 100 USD worth of ETC, you’ll receive 99 USD worth. Common pool fees range between 0.5% and 2%.
Power consumption: This is the electrical consumption of your miner measured from the wall while running at full load. Power usage may fluctuate by ±5%, depending on temperature and fan speed. Fans can consume up to 10% of total power, so mining in a cool environment can slightly reduce energy usage.
Electricity price in USD: This is your electricity rate per kilowatt-hour (kWh). A mining rig with 1200 W consumption (1.2 kW) uses 1.2 kWh per hour. At a rate of $0.05 per kWh, that’s 1.2 × $0.05 = $0.06 per hour, or about $1.44 per day if running 24 hours.
Daily estimated earnings: This value shows your expected net profit per day, after subtracting electricity costs. It assumes 100% miner uptime and stable operation at full hashrate. Earnings are shown in both USD and Ethereum Classic (ETC), based on current difficulty and market price.
