Is the Goldshell AL Max currently profitable?
At $0.12/kWh, the current estimate is -$6.45 per day after electricity. This is an estimated operating loss before pool fees, downtime, cooling, and other costs.
Goldshell AL Max is an ASIC miner for the Blake3 algorithm with a rated hashrate of 8.30TH/s and a power draw of 3350W. At $0.12/kWh, its latest estimated gross mining revenue is $3.19 per day and electricity costs $9.65 per day, resulting in -$6.45 per day after electricity. Pool fees, downtime, cooling, and other operating costs are not included.
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At $0.12/kWh, the current estimate is -$6.45 per day after electricity. This is an estimated operating loss before pool fees, downtime, cooling, and other costs.
Its published power draw is 3350W, equal to approximately 80.40 kWh over 24 hours at continuous load.
The Goldshell AL Max is designed for the Blake3 algorithm. The latest eligible profitability dataset uses ALPH for the estimate shown above.
Based on the published hashrate and power draw, its calculated efficiency is 404 J/TH. Lower energy use per unit of hashrate generally reduces electricity cost for the same mining output.
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