couple here:
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Profitability_Calculator
don't know why, but i like the first one best. could use updated with some from this thread.
Topic: calculating expected number of BTC for a mining rig (Read 2112 times)
Assuming no mining pool fees, you can use this:
Use it as follows:
Code:
#!/bin/bash
MHASHESPERSEC="$1"
HASHESPERSEC=`echo 'scale=2;' ${MHASHESPERSEC} '*1000000' | bc`
AVGTOWIN=`wget -q -O - http://blockexplorer.com/q/hashestowin`
AVGSECSTOWIN=`echo ${AVGTOWIN} '/' ${HASHESPERSEC} | bc -l`
AVGHOURSSTOWIN=`echo ${AVGSECSTOWIN} '/' 3600 | bc -l`
echo At $MHASHESPERSEC 'MegaHash/s', the expected BTC gain for 24h is: `echo 'scale=8;' '(50*24) / '${AVGHOURSSTOWIN} | bc -l`
Use it as follows:
Code:
bash ./pps.sh 7000
At [b]7000[/b] MegaHash/s, the expected BTC gain for 24h is: 4.69913750
If the op doesn't notice th extra '0' you snuck in there, he might get a bit excited about what he could earn
That’s a good one but it fails to include the pool fee so it’s a bit off for those people that pay a fee.
Many pools don't charge a fee, and taking away the very tiny fee of those which has is trivial. You want to calculate based on HW potential, not for particular pool.
That seems to be the "go-to" calculator, but I really like this one too: http://bitcoinma.appspot.com/
average.daily.btc <- your.hashrate / 2^32 / current.difficulty * 50 * 86000
Hi,
Is it possible to somehow calculate the expected number of BTC I would mine for a given hashrate?
I know that my cards do around do around 700MH/s.
http://keetweej.vanheusden.com/stats/bitcoin_hashrate.png
Is it possible to somehow calculate the expected number of BTC I would mine for a given hashrate?
I know that my cards do around do around 700MH/s.
http://keetweej.vanheusden.com/stats/bitcoin_hashrate.png
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