Hash CompassWhat to mine on your GPU
Live profitability for every notable GPU-mined coin, from Ravencoin, Quai and Ergo to Pearl, Quantus, Zano and Xelis: network hashrate, price, block rewards, pool fees and what your electricity costs. Pick your card, set your power price, and the coins sort themselves. The data refreshes every 30 minutes from public pool APIs and CoinGecko.
Profit per day, best first
Click a coin for its network charts, pools and links. Hashrates come from our own measurements (red), other miners' submissions (green), or from you: type over any number.
| Coin | Your hashrate | Power | Revenue / day | Power / day | Profit / day | Profit / month | 7-day trend |
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Network stats
Every notable coin mined on GPUs today, straight from public pool APIs. Click a coin name for its how-to-mine guide. Earnings per unit is what one unit of hashrate earned over the last day at today's price, before pool and miner fees. Click a column to sort.
| Coin | Algorithm | Price | Network hashrate | Block time | Block reward | Mined per day | Earnings per unit / day |
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Hashrate by GPU
What each card does on each coin, measured by us: Pearl from our own mining, September-October 2026, after the miner's fee (RX 9070 XT and RX 9060 XT: what the pool credited from accepted shares; other cards: the median of the miner's own average hashrate over every machine we ran, from our own test rigs (miner logs)) and Quantus on single machines. Cards vary by 10-20 % with power limits, cooling and miner version; type your own figure in the calculator above.
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Profit uses the live figures above and your electricity price. Power is the measured draw where the source gives one, otherwise the card's official board power (marked "spec").
Mining Pearl on an RX 9070 XT or RX 9060 XT? redPeaRL is a Pearl miner built only for RDNA4: precompiled kernels, a self-test on every start, a 1 % fee and no GPU tuning behind your back.
Download the betaPools: fees, payouts and servers
Live from each pool's public API where it has one. PPS+ pays for every share you submit, while PROP and PPLNS share out the blocks the pool finds. The minimum payout is in the coin itself.
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Mining software
Which miners run each coin, and the developer fee each one keeps. Fees are from each miner's own published table; check its page before you rely on one.
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Community hashrates
Share what your card does, and see what other miners report. The calculator uses the median for your GPU when we have not measured a coin ourselves. Entries more than 3× away from the median are left out.
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How the numbers are made
Earnings
Revenue per day = your hashrate × coins earned per unit of hashrate per day × price, less the pool fee and, for hashrates that are not already net, the miner's fee. Coins per unit come from Kryptex's published estimate where it gives one. Otherwise they are the coins mined per day at the target block time divided by the network hashrate. Power cost = watts × 24 h × your price per kWh.
These are estimates. Difficulty, price and luck move every hour; PROP and PPLNS pools also vary with the pool's own luck. Nothing here is financial advice.
Sources
Prices: Powered by CoinGecko (Kryptex or HeroMiners only where CoinGecko has none); network and pool figures from the Kryptex Pool public API and HeroMiners public pool statistics, all refreshed every 30 minutes by our server; per-GPU figures measured by us; community figures submitted by visitors.
Network hashrate is each pool's own estimate of the whole network, so two pools can differ by a few percent. Coins that Kryptex lists as ASIC- or CPU-mined are left out.