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Title: ASIC Bitcoin Mining Income Lookup Table Post by: Mabsark on June 10, 2013, 07:58:33 AM I've put together the following spreadsheet to show the income over specific periods per Gh/s. It also shows the income per day for various devices at specific difficulties.
Here's the spreadsheet. (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AqAo3N0d-dRndHpaa0kxeXROc3YyaHdMOUh5X0QwTVE#gid=7) For those trying to predict the difficulty, there's about 1000 Th/s due to be online by the end of the year, which breaks down to the following: Avalon chips = 250 Th/s Avalon systems = 100 Th/s ASICminer = 250 Th/s BFL = 300 Th/s BitFury = 200 Th/s KnC = 200 Th/s I'd expect a 50-60% difficulty increase for the next round. Title: Re: ASIC Bitcoin Mining Income Lookup Table Post by: suryc on June 10, 2013, 08:02:45 AM Avalon chips = 250 Th/s Avalon systems = 100 Th/s ASICminer = 250 Th/s BFL = 300 Th/s BitFury = 200 Th/s KnC = 200 Th/s Are these estimates based on the orders for these or do they also include what these companies might produce to mine for themselves? Title: Re: ASIC Bitcoin Mining Income Lookup Table Post by: Mabsark on June 10, 2013, 08:15:29 AM Avalon chips = 250 Th/s Avalon systems = 100 Th/s ASICminer = 250 Th/s BFL = 300 Th/s BitFury = 200 Th/s KnC = 200 Th/s Are these estimates based on the orders for these or do they also include what these companies might produce to mine for themselves? Those estimates are based on the follwing: ASIMINER said they initially bought 50 TH/s. They recently said they've got 200 Th/s incoming. The Avalon systems number is based on the 3 batches and the number for the chips is based on the amount of BTC in the chip account. The BFL number is from the 75,000 chips @ 4 Gh/s. The BitFury number comes from 100TH. The KnC number comes from the 500 pre-orders, assuming all Jupiters and a bit extra. |