Instantly Calculate Radiant mining profitability with real-time data. Analyze hashrate, power costs, exchange rates, and pool efficiency for improved returns.
Radiant uses the SHA512/256d algorithm for hashing. Any device capable of computing this algorithm can mine Radiant, but only specialized ASIC miners are profitable and energy-efficient for long-term RXD mining. GPUs can still mine Radiant, but they are significantly less efficient compared to ASICs.
Price of Radiant: The current price of Radiant is the average value from major exchanges, displayed in USD. This is the real-time market rate at which RXD can be bought or sold. The difference between buy and sell prices is usually within a fraction of a cent due to its high trading volume and low unit price.
Your Hashrate: Input the hashrate of your Radiant mining hardware in GH/s. ASIC miners designed for SHA512/256d, such as the IceRiver KS0 or newer KS5 series, offer hashrates from a few hundred GH/s to over 20 TH/s depending on the model.
Fee - pool fee: This is the percentage fee taken by the mining pool from your total earnings. A 1% fee means that out of every 100 USD earned, you receive 99 USD. Most RXD mining pools charge between 0.5% and 2%.
Power consumption: This is the power draw of your miner during full operation, measured in watts (W). Once the miner ramps up, it stabilizes at its rated power level. Actual power usage may fluctuate by ±5%, depending on temperature and fan speed. Efficient cooling can reduce overall consumption slightly.
Electricity price in USD: This is what you pay per kilowatt-hour (kWh). A device consuming 2600 W (2.6 kW) uses 2.6 × 24 = 62.4 kWh daily. At an electricity rate of $0.05 per kWh, the total daily cost is 62.4 × $0.05 = $3.12 per day.
Daily estimated earnings: This is the projected net profit you earn per day, after subtracting electricity costs. The calculation assumes continuous 24/7 uptime at full performance. Profits are shown in both USD and RXD based on the current market price and network difficulty.
