Asicminermarket MICROBT WHATSMINER M21S 56TH Review and Profitability Calculation Estimate

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       MICROBT WHATSMINER M21S 56TH

MICROBT WHATSMINER M21S 56TH miner is a bitcoin (BTC) and bitcoin cash (BCH) SHA-256 algorithm Asic miner that uses the 12nm Asic chips technology, which is sold and traded by the ASIC MINER MARKET company and is designed and manufactured by the MICROBT technology company located in Beijing, China.

The MICROBT technology company is specialized in blockchain technology, providing an integrated circuit chip and manufacturing mining equipment. The Microbt Whatsminer M21S 56TH miner was released in June 2019 and is built with the TSMC 12nm chips technology, which improves performance and the most it becomes the most profitable bitcoin cash miner.

 The Whatsminer M21S is manufactured with an advanced 2 fan technology for heat dissolution and includes a controller.

Whatsminer M21S 56TH miner enables its users to mine bitcoin (BTC)  with the maximum hashrate of 56TH/s and its power consumption of 3360W ± 10%, A power efficiency of 0.048 j /GH,  cooling of 2 x 12038 fans, A power dimensions of 155mm (L)* 240mm (W)* 390mm (H) and also an operating temperature of -5c-45c. Mining with Whatsminer M21S 56TH miner makes mining very easy, efficient, and profitable for its users.

The Whatsminer M21S 56TH miner specifications.

Manufacturer

MicroBT

Model

Whatsminer M21S

Release

June 2019

Size

155 x 240 x 390mm

Weight

12500g

Chip name

TSMC

Chip size

12nm

Noise level

75db

Fan(s)

2

Power

3360W

Interface

Ethernet

Temperature

5 – 45 °C

Humidity

5 – 95 %

NOTE.

  • The equipment recommends an Ethernet network connection and includes an auto PSU with all input power.

  • Users should make sure they purchase the AC cable with the 3*2.0 specification, including the 3 wire cores with a diameter that is not less than 2.0mm because the M21S PSU is more than 3360W.

  • The user should use the equipment according to the specifications and instructions because any wrong input voltage is likely to cause the miner to stop working.

  • Before the shipment of any equipment, it will first be examined and guarantee by the company. After all the payment is made, your equipment will be delivered to you immediately. 

 

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Calculation Parameters
Power Consumption (Watts) 3360 W
Electricity Cost (per KWh) $0.1
Coin bitcoin
Manufacturer MICROBT
Hashrate 56.0000000000 TH/s
Algorithm SHA-256
Payback Never
Contract Duration 226 days
Estimated Power Cost
Daily Power Cost $8.06
Weekly Power Cost $56.42
Monthly Power Cost $241.80
Annual Power Cost $2,941.90
Estimated Revenue W/O Cost
Daily Revenue $3.32
Weekly Revenue $23.24
Monthly Revenue $99.60
Annual Revenue $1,211.80
Estimated Profit After Cost
Daily Profit $-4.74
Weekly Profit $-33.18
Monthly Profit $-142.20
Annual Profit $-1,730.10

Disclaimer: The Above Profit Table is a carefully calculated estimate based on known real-time factors and Parameters. The actual values may or may not vary significantly from the values provided in the table above. The Above table is only meant to provide insights and afford Ideas to any cryptocurrency miner looking to purchase this particular Product for Mining Purposes.

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