How Much A Decred DCR Miner Earn

What is this? The diff change is the rate at which the network difficulty is changing every month. Diff change is used for the estimated future profits graph and break-even analysis.

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Typically in crypto, network difficulty tends to increase over time, meaning a miner will generate less crypto with the same hardware. Accounting for this changing difficulty is essential to generate long term profitability predictions. How is this value calculated? The diff change value is calculated by looking at the current difficulty and comparing it to the 12 hour moving average of the difficulty one month ago.

For smaller coins the diff change can sometimes be inaccurate due to a wildly fluctuating difficulty. Can I disable it? The diff change factor can be disabled by either manually setting it to 0 or clicking a 'Use Diff Change' switch found below the graph and in the break-even analysis section. What is this? The Break-Even Analysis feature can help you predict how long it will take to become profitable for a given setup. How is this calculated?

Time to break-even is calculated by comparing your hardware cost (which you must enter below) to your predicted monthly profits and seeing how long until the initial hardware cost is paid off. The calculator also takes the changing difficulty (diff change) into account. If the network difficulty is increasing quickly, this will greatly increase your break-even time. The diff change can be excluded from the calculation by toggling the 'Use Diff Change' switch. Why is my break-even time 0 or never? If your break-even time is 0 you have likely forgotten to input your hardware cost below.

If it is never, your break-even time has been calculated to be greater than 10 years. This is likely due to a large diff change value which causes your predicted profitability to turn negative in the future. You could try lowering the diff change for a less agressive prediction or disable it altogether. What is this?

The profitability chart can help you visualize your long term mining projections. The chart can operate in one of three views: Total Profits The Total Profits view predicts what your overall profitability will be in the future. This is calculated by taking your current profits and adding them to each following months profits while factoring in the changing difficulty (diff change), the diff change factor can be disabled. This view assumes the price of the coin will stay the same. If you wish to account for a changing price (ie if you think the price will rise in the future), switch to the 'Coins Generated' view. Coins Generated This view looks at the number of coins you can expect to generate in the future.

This view does not account for any expenses, it simply predicts how many coins you will generate with your given hashrate and the diff change value. A high diff change will cause you to generate fewer coins in the future. Total Costs This view sums your power and recurring costs. It can be used to predict the total cost to operate your mine over a given period of time. What is this?

Price Change allows you to factor in the changing price of the currency into your projections. You can use this to generate accurate best-case and worst-case projections for your operation. Why does Price Change default to 0? It is impossible to predict what the price of any coin will be in the future, we leave the price predictions up to you. How does this value factor into the calculations? It depends on what Selling Profile is set to. For more details, click on the question mark beside the Selling Profile field found directly below Price Change.

What is this? Selling Profile tells the calculator how to use the Price Change value. Price Change must be set to something other than 0 to have any effect on the profitability projections.

Selling Profile has 4 different options: Sell Coins Monthly Profitability is calculated as if you were to sell all of your mined coins at the end of each month. Your profits will equal (money earned from selling) - (total expenses + hardware costs) Sell to Cover Expenses Only sell enough crypto to cover your monthly expenses. (electricity, rent, etc.) Your profits will equal (unsold crypto * predicted price) - (hardware costs) Sell a Portion Monthly Selecting this option will show the Sell Monthly field below, this is where you input what portion of crypto you would like to sell each month. For example, if you plan to sell 25% of your new crypto, enter 25 into the Sell Monthly field. Your profits will equal (money earned from selling) + (unsold crypto * predicted price) - (total expenses + hardware costs) Never Sell Coins Select this option if you plan on holding all of your crypto. Your profits will equal (all crypto mined * predicted price) - (total expenses + hardware costs).

Welcome to r/ Decred Decred (Decentralized Credit) is an autonomous cryptocurrency with a system of community governance integrated into its blockchain. If you are new to Decred, be sure to read an or a if you want to dig deeper. Decred Community Resources • & • • • • • • & • • • Downloads (v1.1.2) Core Software: • • GUI Wallets (bundled with dcrd/dcrwallet): • - For Windows, macOS and Linux. 3rd Party Wallets: • - For Windows, macOS and Linux Officially Supported Miners: • - CUDA/OpenCL miner for AMD/NVIDIA GPUs. Other Miners: • - CUDA miner for NVIDIA GPUs.

• • - OpenCL miner for AMD GPUs. Exchanges You can buy or sell DCR at: • • • (no account needed) • (can buy with fiat; higher fees) • • (can buy for EUR) • (decentralized exchange) AMA (Ask Me Anything) Events: • see for an overview. Related Subreddits: • • • • •. Suprnova shows a caclulated hashrate based on shares submitted. It also scales the difficulty it assigns to your miners based on their hashrate.

For example, a pair of 1050 Tis at ~780 Mh/s has almost the exact same submitted shares as 4x 980 Tis at ~5150 Mh/s, but the higher hashrate shares have a much higher difficulty so they're worth more. I have about ~8000 MH/s pointed at suprnova's decred pool and, when I check, suprnova will often report the hashrate as anywhere from 6000 - 10,000.

It's entirely normal for luck to generate variance. The more cards/power you have pointed at a singular pool the less the variance typically tends to be (I basically never see 50% hashrate, but when I mine hush on a spare 970 it can easily vary from 50%-150% based on luck). • • • • • • •. So, I tried out coinmine for a little while after your comment. It seemed to report my hashrate as lower than actual quite consistently (my smaller rigs reported higher than normal while my 4x 980Tis were underperforming, apparently).

Ended up mining about ~10% less than I have been on suprnova. Honestly, even with that, I'm just going to say it was likely luck. Over a week it would probably be fairly similar. Unrelated, but coinmine has way too much of the hashing power anyways. It's currently sitting at like 50.1% of DCR's total hash. To be fair, suprnova's not super far behind (39.6%), but still. If another pool somehow got up to ~10% of the hashrate I'd likely switch to that one, but all the other pools are so small I'd likely be too bothered by the inconsistent results.

• • • • • • •. Electra ECA Mining On Old Computer. Well it does because it is very strange that you can get 90 in ETH but only 2000 mh/s in DCR. What is your setup? Because I get 20 Mh/s ETH and 2000 Mh/s DCR on my setup. So if you get 90 mh/s I think you should get like 4x as much which is like 8000 mh/s Decred.

I suggest you should try with different dcri values. It might actually improve your DCR speed and not lower your ETH speed that much or at all, I think. Claymore is pretty strange in that way. But it can obviously also change the ratio of DCR/ETH. Thing is that you need to test various values to get the best or most efficient dcri value and it sometimes doesnt 'numerically' make sense, i.e it can be anything from 32, 50, 70, 100, or 200.

But that is just how it works for my setup. • • • • • • •.