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VolcMiner D1 Pro (9GH) Profitability
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The Volcminer D1 Pro 9 GH/s variant offers energy-conscious DOGE and LTC mining with a balanced 1360W power draw, making it a smart choice for those optimizing efficiency per watt in their Scrypt operations.
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⛏️ Income ⛏️ |
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| DAY | MONTH | YEAR |
| $10.42 | $312.75 | $3,805.08 |
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⚡ Electricity Costs ⚡ |
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| DAY | MONTH | YEAR |
| $2.61 | $78.34 | $953.09 |
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💰 Profit 💰 |
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| DAY | MONTH | YEAR |
| $7.81 | $234.41 | $2,852.00 |
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The VolcMiner D1 Pro (9GH) is currently mining $7.81 profit a day. The calculations is based on $10.42 income per day from which we deducted $2.61 electricity costs. This means the D1 Pro (9GH) is able to generate up to $312.75 income per month. After you would deduct the electricity price of $78.34 you will have an estimated profit of $234.41 per month.
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If the BTC price reaches $158225 you would earn estimated $13.03 per day.
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With reliable air cooling, a 75 dB noise profile, and compatibility across voltage standards, this unit is made for stable long-term deployments. Simple to integrate, it delivers consistent output for miners who demand cost-efficient performance.
Algorithm Information: Scrypt
Scrypt is a password-based key derivation function that was originally designed to be computationally intensive and memory-hard, making it more resistant to brute-force attacks compared to other algorithms such as SHA-256. The algorithm was first used as the proof-of-work in the cryptocurrency Litecoin and later in several other altcoins. It is also used in some password storage systems to prevent hackers from using massive amounts of computing power to guess passwords by cracking hashes. The algorithm was first used as the proof-of-work in the cryptocurrency Litecoin, and later in several other altcoins. It is also used in some password storage systems to prevent hackers from using massive amounts of computing power to guess passwords by cracking hashes. Scrypt requires a larger amount of memory compared to other algorithms, which makes it more difficult to implement on specialized hardware (ASICs) specifically designed for cryptocurrency mining.