Each miner earns from its own start date using a per-day rate that changes over time. Expand any miner to see its month-by-month breakdown and log downtime per month.
Earnings are driven by a rate for every single day: $/TH/day for Bitcoin & Kaspa, $/GH/day for scrypt (LTC+DOGE). The table is pre-filled with historical estimates — for accurate results, import your pool's real daily payout history below.
| Miner | Coin | Cooling | Hashrate | Power (W) | Start date | Offline days | Days present | Potential $ | Compensation $ | Hosting $ | Net to client $ |
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Daily rate — every calendar day has its own earnings rate per coin, so a miner running since 2023 is valued at the rate that actually applied on each day, not a flat average.
Potential earnings = for each day the miner is present, hashrate × that day's rate, summed. This is full-uptime earnings — what the client is owed.
Days present in a month = from the miner's start date (or the 1st) through the month end (or the calculate-through date), inclusive.
Compensation = for each month, (that month's earnings ÷ days present) × offline days.
Downtime is valued at the rate environment of the month it happened.
Potential = Actual mined + Compensation — the client always receives the full potential.
Air-cooled hosting = $165 per miner per month, pro-rated by days present that month.
Hydro hosting = $0.065/kWh × miner power (kW) × 24h × active days (offline days draw no power). Hydro power figures are editable estimates.
Net to client = potential earnings − hosting fees.