Zcash Mining Profitability Calculator
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Mining Calculator
Your Setup
Blockchain Data
| Period | Income | Electricity Costs | Profit |
|---|---|---|---|
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Daily
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$46.64 |
$5.34
$0.00
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$41.31
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Monthly
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$1,399.31 |
$160.13
$0.00
|
$1,239.18
|
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Yearly
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$17,024.95 |
$1,948.22
$0.00
|
$15,076.73
|
This is a free Zcash mining calculator: a Zcash mining profit calculator that turns your Equihash solve rate, power draw and electricity rate into daily, monthly and yearly ZEC income, cost and profit at the live network solve rate and price. Equihash is measured in solutions per second, which is why the hashrate unit above reads Sol/s.
Reading a Zcash mining calculator
Three units that make Equihash figures look different from every other coin on this site.
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Sol/s
One Equihash solution per second. It is deliberately not H/s; a solution is a full answer to the puzzle, not a single hash.
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kSol/s
A thousand solutions per second, the unit current Zcash ASICs are rated in and the default in the calculator above.
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J/kSol
Joules per thousand solutions: the efficiency figure to compare Equihash hardware with. Lower is better, like J/TH on Bitcoin.
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Network Sol/s
The whole network's solve rate. Your rig's share of it is your share of every block, before fees.
Zcash mining calculator What your Sol/s means on the Zcash network
This Zcash 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.
Zcash mining profitability calculator The most you could pay per kilowatt-hour and still break even
Daily income divided by the kilowatt-hours this setup burns in a day. If your marker sits inside the coloured bar you are in profit at today's price and difficulty; the further left it sits, the more room you have when difficulty rises or the price falls.
Zcash reward eras and where today sits
Zcash halves its block subsidy every 1,680,000 blocks. The subsidy shown here is the full block amount; the calculator uses the miner's portion after the development fund.
What rising Zcash difficulty does to this result
Zcash retargets every block. When more Equihash hardware arrives the same solve rate earns proportionally fewer ZEC; the table applies a few plausible increases to today's figure.
How to use the Zcash mining calculator
Get the unit right and the rest follows.
Enter your solve rate in kSol/s
Equihash counts solutions, not hashes. Use the kSol/s figure your pool reports; the page starts at 840 kSol/s and 2,780 W, one current ASIC.
Add power draw and pool fee
Wall watts and the pool percentage on your ZEC reward.
Read the Zcash figures
Daily, monthly and yearly ZEC from the miner's portion of the block reward, at the live network solve rate and price.
Simulate the next halving
Zcash halves every four years. Flip the switch to see this setup after the next cut at today's price and difficulty.
Calculate your Zcash 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 Zcash mining calculator uses live network data on every load.
Or compare Equihash ASIC miners for Zcash →Zcash Network Statistics
Real-time network data and blockchain metrics for informed mining decisions
Current Price
Market Cap
Block Reward
Block Time
Network Hashrate
34.69 Sol/s
Total computational power securing the network
Network Difficulty
317.64M
Current mining difficulty adjustment
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Deep dive
About Zcash mining and this calculator
Zcash, launched in 2016 from Bitcoin’s codebase, pursues a precise aim: public verifiability with private data, achieved through optional shielded transactions that use zero-knowledge proofs (zk-SNARKs) to protect sender, receiver, and amount while preserving auditability through selective disclosure via viewing keys; it employs the memory-intensive Equihash proof-of-work algorithm, designed to resist specialization and enable broader participation with consumer hardware, though specialized miners later emerged, and its incompatibility with Bitcoin’s SHA-256 hardware reduces cross-network mining centralization; the protocol maintains Bitcoin-like monetary discipline with a fixed 21 million supply and halving events roughly every four years, and allocates block rewards between miners and a development fund (commonly 80% to miners and 20% to support ongoing work via community-approved mechanisms), while a target block time of about 75 seconds accelerates confirmations relative to Bitcoin’s cadence; Zcash offers a dual-rail model with transparent transactions that resemble Bitcoin’s and shielded transactions that encrypt metadata, historically using trusted setup ceremonies (Sprout and Sapling) to establish secure parameters, later superseded for new transactions by NU5 and the Orchard shielded pool (2022), which employ Halo 2 proofs that remove the need for a trusted setup and streamline proving for mobile and low-resource devices; Sapling (2018) had earlier cut proving costs and improved usability, and unified addresses now simplify interoperability across transparent and shielded pools to encourage wider privacy adoption; the project’s governance has evolved through open debate among stakeholders, including the Electric Coin Company, the Zcash Foundation, miners, and users, with recurring community discussions on funding allocation and decentralization; research scrutiny has illuminated both strengths and operational pitfalls-such as potential linkability when users move between transparent and shielded pools-driving guidance on best practices and iterative hard forks to harden privacy, improve performance, and reduce friction; in method, Zcash is conservative where monetary assurances matter and experimental where human dignity requires discretion, pairing auditable supply and predictable issuance with a calibrated right to transact without broadcasting one’s financial life to the world.
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