Hi the site is currently down. Any idea when it will be back?
i doubt it will ever be back, looks to me OP quitted this project.
Topic: retrocalc.net - a Retroactive BTC Mining Calculator (Read 4426 times)
i doubt it will ever be back, looks to me OP quitted this project.
Hi the site is currently down. Any idea when it will be back?
Hey this tool was great. Unfortunately it seems it's not working anymore. Is there anything similar?
http://www.coinwarz.com/calculators/bitcoin-mining-calculator
This was a calculator for the past not the future.
Hey this tool was great. Unfortunately it seems it's not working anymore. Is there anything similar?
http://www.coinwarz.com/calculators/bitcoin-mining-calculator
Hey this tool was great. Unfortunately it seems it's not working anymore. Is there anything similar?
Nice tool! Works so well it makes me cry... 
Why did I invest in that preorder? Dumbass(me).
Why did I invest in that preorder? Dumbass(me).
Very useful tool, thanks!
Awesome, thanks.
If you could add a chart that shows the breakdown by month, (diff, earnings, etc) that would be amazing.
If you could add a chart that shows the breakdown by month, (diff, earnings, etc) that would be amazing.
yea i just entered 2013 to current date and it gave me a rough estimate of how much my miner would have made.
It works for me without any calculate button. Just have to click out of the input box after entering the value. Or you simply have some script blocker activated
wow nice job dude, this is like back testing my mining farm lol
doesn't work, gives me 0 BTC no matter what I do. Where's the "Calculate" button?
Great tool!
Just made some minor bugfixes regarding a bug when selecting the current date as the "End Date".
Hey everyone,
I wanted to share with you a calculator that you can use to calculate approximately how many bitcoins a piece of hardware generated retroactively. This is particularly useful if you're like me and don't keep track of how much BTC each miner has generated but want to get an idea of whether the device was profitable.
The calculator takes a mining start date, end date and hash rate for each device and estimates the BTC mined. It's pretty basic and doesn't take into account pool fees or downtime. Here is the link:
http://retrocalc.net/
Please let me know if you notice any bugs or have any suggestions for improvements.
Cheers!
I wanted to share with you a calculator that you can use to calculate approximately how many bitcoins a piece of hardware generated retroactively. This is particularly useful if you're like me and don't keep track of how much BTC each miner has generated but want to get an idea of whether the device was profitable.
The calculator takes a mining start date, end date and hash rate for each device and estimates the BTC mined. It's pretty basic and doesn't take into account pool fees or downtime. Here is the link:
http://retrocalc.net/
Please let me know if you notice any bugs or have any suggestions for improvements.
Cheers!
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