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.
Profit is estimated at $0.10/kWh — the same default used by WhatToMine.
What is this tool?
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.
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.
How to read the results
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.
Key signals and metrics
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.
Advanced usage and combinations
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.
Using this tool on PEPS Crypto
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.
Profit estimates assume constant network difficulty and price — real earnings change as difficulty adjusts and markets move.
Open the full guide from the link next to the tool for FAQs and best practices.
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.
Frequently asked questions
- How reliable are the signals from this tool?
- Treat every reading as a hypothesis. Strong setups usually agree across multiple rows, timeframes or linked PEPS engines — not from a single highlighted value alone.
- Is this tool suitable for beginners?
- Yes. Start with one symbol or one ranked row, read the labels and confirmation panels, then open linked tools before sizing a live position.
- How often is the data updated?
- Refresh cadence depends on the engine — many trading scanners update every few minutes; on-chain and mining feeds may run on hourly timers. Check the Updated timestamp on the tool page.
Conclusion
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.