Mining Calculator MicroBT Whatsminer M10
Calculation Results ($)
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Most profitable coin found: Peercoin (PPC) on algorithm SHA-256
Note: The calculation is an estimate and does not account for changes in network difficulty, coin price, or other potential expenses.
Main Specifications
The MicroBT Whatsminer M10, released in September 2018, is an ASIC miner for the SHA-256 algorithm. This device represents an obsolete generation of mining equipment and is not competitive today. Its characteristics reflect the technological level of that period.
The key indicators of the miner are a hashrate of 33 TH/s with a power consumption of 2145 W. This results in an energy efficiency of about 65 joules per terahash (J/TH). This value is critically low by modern standards, where figures of 20-30 J/TH are considered efficient. The high energy consumption relative to low performance makes its operation economically unviable at any commercial electricity rates.
The device’s construction uses a standard air cooling system with two fans, creating a noise level of 75 dB, which requires placement in non-residential areas.
Currently, the Whatsminer M10 is mainly a historical artifact. The indicated daily income is a theoretical calculation and does not account for electricity costs, which for this model will exceed revenue in most cases. The only scenario for its hypothetical use is the availability of a completely free electricity source.
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