MicroBT WhatsMiner M21 ASIC
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- Price 820 USD
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Payback period Never
Power cost per day
$ 6.336
Return Per Day
$ -3.87
Profit Ratio
-62%
Return Per Week
$ -27.12
Return Per Month
$ -116.23
Return Per Year
$ -1,414.08
Cost per GH/s
$ 0.02929
Payback period
Never
Annual Return Percentage
-173%
MicroBT WhatsMiner M21 is an SHA-256 algorithm mining equipment sold by WhatsMiner. It is able to mine Bitcoin (BTC) with a maximum hashrate of 28TH/s for a power consumption of 2200W. The $820 USD price includes the PSU.
The MicroBT WhatsMiner M21 technical specifications are as follows:
- M21 Whatsminer Bitcoin ASIC Miner
- Hashrate: 28TH/s (+/- 5%) (depends on cooling)
- Power Consumption: 2200W per miner
- Controller: included
- Operating Temperature: -5C~35C
- Size: 380mm x 130mm x 220mm
This equipment is not currently available
Disclosure: Mining equipment metrics are calculated based on a network hash rate of
798,430,867,200 GH/s and using a
BTC - USD exchange rate of 1 BTC = $ 104779.584878767.
These figures vary based on the total network hash rate and on the BTC to USD conversion rate.
Equipment cost can vary, block reward is fixed at 3.125 BTC
. Future block reward and hash rate changes are not taken into account.
The electricity price used in generating these metrics is $ 0.12 per kWh.
Network hash rate varies over time, this is just an estimation based on current values.
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