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Radiant Mining Profitability Calculator
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Mining Calculator
Your Setup
Blockchain Data
| Period | Income | Electricity Costs | Profit |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Daily
|
$0.00 |
$0.00
$0.00
|
$0.00
|
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Monthly
|
$0.03 |
$0.00
$0.00
|
$0.03
|
|
Yearly
|
$0.41 |
$0.00
$0.00
|
$0.41
|
How the coin price has moved
Each point is the daily closing snapshot of the price, converted to your currency at today's rate.
Price moves your income one for one: a ten percent drop takes ten percent off every income figure on this page.
Price
This is a free Radiant mining calculator: a Radiant mining profit calculator that turns your SHA512/256d hashrate, power draw and electricity rate into daily, monthly and yearly RXD income, cost and profit at the live network hashrate and price. Radiant pays a very large coin reward per block, so read the currency figures rather than the raw coin count.
Radiant mining calculator: how to read a 12,500-coin block reward
Radiant pays thousands of RXD per block at a block time of a few minutes. The coin count in the results table therefore looks enormous next to Bitcoin's fraction of a coin, but that is only the unit. Divide by the price and the currency columns tell the real story; the break-even coin price in the cards above is the cleanest single number to judge the setup by.
Because Radiant uses SHA512/256d rather than SHA-256, its hashrate is not interchangeable with Bitcoin hashrate even though the hardware looks similar and is rated in the same terahash units. Enter what your pool reports for this chain.
Radiant mining calculator What your hashrate means on the Radiant network
This Radiant mining profit calculator computes the three numbers below from the hashrate, power and electricity rate you entered above. Change an input and they change with it.
Your hashrate divided by the whole network. Every block reward is split in this proportion, which is exactly what the daily coins figure in the table is.
The average wait if you mined alone and kept the full block reward. This is why almost everyone mines in a pool: the pool pays your share every day instead.
Daily electricity cost divided by daily coins mined: the price at which this exact rig earns zero. Below it you are paying to mine; above it the difference is your margin.
How the network hashrate has moved
Each point is one daily snapshot of the total hashrate pointed at this network.
When it climbs, the same rig earns a smaller share of every block, which is why the result above can fall while your hardware stays the same.
Network Hashrate
What rising Radiant difficulty does to this result
Radiant retargets every block. Its SHA512/256d hashrate comes from a handful of ASIC models, so difficulty steps up when a new one ships; the table applies a few plausible increases to today's figure.
How mining difficulty has moved
Difficulty retunes itself so blocks keep arriving on schedule: it follows the hashrate up and down, usually a step behind it.
At the same price, every step up means fewer coins per day for the same hashrate, so a steep line here is margin you should not count on.
Network Difficulty
How to use the Radiant mining calculator
Ignore the coin count, read the currency.
Enter your SHA512/256d hashrate
The figure your pool reports for Radiant hardware, usually in TH/s. It is not interchangeable with Bitcoin hashrate.
Add power draw and pool fee
Wall watts and the pool percentage on your RXD reward.
Read the currency columns
Radiant pays thousands of RXD per block; the daily, monthly and yearly currency figures and the break-even price are the numbers to judge by.
Simulate the next halving
Radiant halves on a fixed schedule; the switch previews this setup after the next cut.
Calculate your Radiant mining profit
Change the hashrate, power or electricity rate at the top of the page and every figure on this page updates with it. This Radiant mining calculator uses live network data on every load.
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Deep dive
About Radiant mining and this calculator
Radiant is a layer-1, peer-to-peer programmable digital asset system that fuses the high-throughput, low-fee efficiency of UTXO blockchains with the expressive smart-contract model of account-based networks, using a hybrid architecture and induction proofs to validate transactions without heavy indexers and to solve the back-to-genesis problem, enabling fast verification from first principles; secured by Proof of Work with the ASIC-compatible SHA-512/256d hashing algorithm, it targets a 5-minute block time for quicker confirmations than Bitcoin while maintaining security and stability, and it launches miners with a 25,000 RXD block reward that halves every two years on a path toward a fixed maximum supply of 21 billion RXD to control inflation; its robust smart contract platform, powered by the Turing-complete RadiantScript, delivers advanced scripting capabilities while explicitly aiming to avoid classes of vulnerabilities that have plagued earlier platforms, so developers can build complex decentralized applications with high throughput and low fees, complemented by 0conf for instant user experience with probabilistic finality until block inclusion; interoperability is a first-class design goal, with account emulation for EVM-like applications to smooth asset movement and cross-network communication, and scalability is engineered through a Split Node System that separates responsibilities-mining nodes securing consensus, agent nodes optimizing propagation and execution workflows, and archival nodes preserving complete history-allowing the network to handle up to 4,000 transactions per second today and to be architected for future expansion beyond 500,000; launched fairly without premine or ICO and governed by stakeholder-driven consensus rather than centralized dictate, Radiant is built to marry security, speed, and developer accessibility into a coherent, upgrade-ready base layer.
Radiant Network Statistics
Real-time network data and blockchain metrics for informed mining decisions
Current Price
Market Cap
Block Reward
Block Time
Network Hashrate
141.68 H/s
Total computational power securing the network
Network Difficulty
10.13M
Current mining difficulty adjustment
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