What to Mine

What to Mine ranks GPU and ASIC hardware against mineable coins using live network difficulty, block rewards and market prices. Profit is estimated at $0.10/kWh — the same default used by WhatToMine.

How it works

• The table lists hardware × coin pairs sorted by daily profit (revenue minus electricity).
• Filter by GPU or ASIC, pick a specific rig from the dropdown, or search by coin symbol, algorithm or hardware name.
• Toggle “Profitable only” to hide setups where power cost exceeds mining revenue.
• Click a row to see margin, hashrate, power draw and coin price for that pair.
• The top pick card highlights the best option under your current filters.

What to consider

• Profit estimates assume constant network difficulty and price — real earnings change as difficulty adjusts and markets move.
• Electricity is fixed at $0.10/kWh in the dataset; if your rate differs, reorder pairs mentally or adjust expectations.
• Several coins may share the same algorithm on one GPU — only the most profitable coin is usually worth mining unless you switch pools.
• ASIC rows dominate when network hashrate is high; GPU setups often show smaller absolute profits but more coin flexibility.
• Data refreshes on a schedule from the PEPS mining engine — verify pool fees and uptime before switching coins.