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Alephium ASIC Miner Profitability Calculator
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| Model |
Profitability
Profit
|
|---|---|
|
IceRiver AL0
Blake3 · 400GH/s
|
$-0.05
/day
|
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Goldshell AL-BOX
Blake3 · 360GH/s
|
$-0.22
/day
|
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Goldshell AL Box
Blake3 · 360GH/s
|
$-0.22
/day
|
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IceRiver AL2 Lite
Blake3 · 2TH/s
|
$-0.24
/day
|
|
Goldshell AL Box 2
Blake3 · 720GH/s
|
$-0.43
/day
|
|
Goldshell AL Box II Pro
Blake3 · 950GH/s
|
$-0.54
/day
|
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Goldshell AL Box 2 Plus
Blake3 · 1TH/s
|
$-0.56
/day
|
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Goldshell Al Box 3
Blake3 · 1.25TH/s
|
$-0.70
/day
|
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Bitmain Antminer AL1
Blake3 · 15.6TH/s
|
$-1.11
/day
|
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Bitmain Antminer AL1 Pro
Blake3 · 16.6TH/s
|
$-1.18
/day
|
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IceRiver AL3
Blake3 · 15TH/s
|
$-1.31
/day
|
|
Goldshell E-AL1M
Blake3 · 4.4TH/s
|
$-1.87
/day
|
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Dragonball A40
Blake3 · 3.3TH/s
|
$-1.88
/day
|
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Goldshell AL Max
Blake3 · 8.3TH/s
|
$-3.44
/day
|
Our cutting-edge mining calculator offers comprehensive insights across all major cryptocurrency algorithms, helping users easily identify the most profitable options for their specific hardware. The algorithm data is continuously refreshed to keep pace with the dynamic crypto mining industry, providing accurate evaluations based on real-time profitability statistics and overall market activity. This empowers users to make well-informed choices that reflect the latest mining conditions and algorithm performance.
- Network hashrate
- 4.52 PH/s
- Difficulty
- 2.43 P
- Block reward
- 0.1435 ALPH
- Block time
- 1 s
Blake3 on a chain that mines sixteen shards at once
Alephium applies BLAKE3 with measured parallelism that turns idle cycles into work and trims delay at every stage of the hashing path. Tasks are split into tree-shaped chunks and scheduled adaptively across CPU, GPU, FPGA, or ASIC lanes, which reduces latency and evens out load under shifting network difficulty. A tailored Merkle-tree augmentation adds compact metadata that speeds proof checks and lets lightweight clients sync with fewer bytes and fewer round trips. BLAKE3, introduced in 2020, reaches about 7 GB/s on consumer hardware, runs roughly 2 to 4 times faster than BLAKE2, and outpaces SHA-256 by a wide margin, so miners see higher effective throughput and steadier block discovery when connectivity holds. The design cuts BLAKE2’s ten rounds to seven while retaining strong resistance to preimage and collision attacks, which preserves consensus integrity and safe transaction verification. Predictable and small memory use prevents cache thrashing and reduces wasted bandwidth, which matters on constrained rigs and embedded nodes. SIMD-friendly compression and chunked chaining map cleanly to x86-64 and ARM, making tuning straightforward across many platforms. Support for unkeyed hashing, keyed modes, and KDF adds flexibility for wallet flows and secure transport layers around the core miner. Practical gains show up in next-generation ASICs such as the IceRiver AL Series and the Goldshell AL Box Pro, whose parallel datapaths raise hash rates while lowering power per unit of work. Miners can profile hash output variance, clocks, and thread counts in real time to refine efficiency and estimate returns with standard profitability tools. The engine moves in quiet beats and keeps its edge by watching the small things, turning observation into measurable efficiency without giving up cryptographic safety.
Alephium runs its ledger as a set of shards linked by a block-flow structure, and a miner works on one shard pair at a time. Blake3 was chosen because it is fast, simple and cheap in silicon, which is why the Blake3 ASICs in the table reached very low joules per terahash within a couple of generations.
The chain's Proof of Less Work rule is the part that matters for profitability: when network hashrate is high, a growing portion of each block reward is burned rather than paid, so adding more hardware does not raise total payouts one for one. The daily figures in the table use the live reward after that rule, not the headline emission.
In practice that makes Alephium unusually sensitive to the price of electricity. A low-power Blake3 unit at a household rate can outrun a large rack machine at an industrial rate once the burn is counted, so compare rows by profit at your own rate rather than by hashrate.
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About the Blake3 algorithm
Alephium elevates BLAKE3 from a mere hash into a finely tuned engine, wiring its parallel Merkle-tree structure directly into the protocol to maximize throughput and hardware utilization, and the consensus layer-BlockFlow-dynamically schedules micro-blocks to ease network pressure, “split the payload,” the tree says; “keep the lanes full,” the scheduler answers, while sharding distributes the UTXO set across semi-independent segments so each shard advances in parallel for scale without gridlock, and a weighted block-prioritization mechanism steadies validation under heavy load to mitigate bottlenecks typical of conventional proof-of-work chains; introduced in 2020, BLAKE3 delivers speeds up to about 7 GB/s on consumer hardware-roughly 2–4 times faster than BLAKE2 and well beyond SHA-256-thanks to a design that reduces rounds from 10 to 7, separates chaining from compression, and embraces stateful parallelization so GPUs, FPGAs, and ASICs can drive many threads without eroding security, providing strong resistance to pre-image and collision attacks and offering unkeyed hashing, keyed hashing (HMAC), and key derivation (KDF) across both x86-64 and ARM; this efficiency and architectural clarity map cleanly onto modern mining stacks, explaining adoption in next-generation ASICs such as the IceRiver AL Series and Goldshell AL Box Pro, where BLAKE3’s parallelism enables higher hash rates, faster block discovery, and improved energy efficiency as devices process vast data streams simultaneously, and at the network edge validators gain compact, high-speed signature verification to keep pace with surging transaction volumes; taken together-sharded UTXOs, micro-block orchestration, weighted block selection, and a hashing core built for parallel worlds-Alephium lets both enthusiasts and large operators tune rigs and estimate returns with standard profitability models, forging a system where innovative consensus meets next-generation cryptography and the pipeline stays open, the cadence steady, the horizon wide.
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