Nervos Mining Calculator
Choose a coin & model - or enter your own hashrate. Calculate network, price and scenario live.
BTC · €68,262 · 33 models
LTC+DOGE · €46.50 · 5 models
KAS · €0.0263 · 9 models
ZEC · €1,139 · 3 models
XMR · €546.08 · 2 models
ALPH · €0.0324 · 2 models
HNS · €0.00234 · 1 model
KDA · €0.00666 · 1 model
CKB · €0.00086 · 1 model
ETC · €6.15 · 3 models
DASH · €42.65 · 1 model
Network Eaglesong Price €0.00086
Market Cap €42.7 m · Network hashrate 100.80 PH/s · Emission / day 7,124,575 CKB · Revenue per unit / day €0.0607 /TH
Non-binding calculation tool - snapshot, no forecast or investment advice.
Hardware 1 model Product page ↗
Bitmain Antminer K7 (58-63.5 TH/s) · 63.5 TH/s upper value of the range
Hashrate · 63.5 TH/s
Power · 3080 W
Quantity 1
Efficiency · 48.5 W/TH
Result
Electricity price (all-in) · 0.045 EUR/kWh · Break-even electricity price €0.0516 /kWh
| Day | Week | Month | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CKB | 4,444 | 31,105 | 135,260 | 1,621,879 |
| Revenue | €3.81 | €26.70 | €116.11 | €1,392 |
| Electricity | €3.33 | €23.28 | €101.26 | €1,214 |
Profit / year · €178.16 · at today's price
Profit / month · €14.86 · at today's price
Profit / day · €0.4881 · at today's price
Non-binding calculation tool - snapshot, no forecast or investment advice.
Coin yield per day = (your hashrate / network hashrate) x emission per day x uptime. Revenue per day = this coin yield x price, minus pool fee. Profit per day = revenue minus electricity cost. The three tiles above show today's price; only if you enter a different value in the price assumption field does the calculator use it. Scenario and Halving only affect the forecast further down: Payback, Return, Net after horizon and the cash flow chart. Payback = cumulative net cash flow minus investment; zero line = break-even.
Non-binding calculation tool - snapshot, no forecast or investment advice.
Data as of: 08 Nov 2026, 17:15 CET · Non-binding calculation tool. Models and prices from the CH24 shop. Based on your inputs and current market and network data. Price assumption, scenario, tax and financing are hypothetical, not a forecast. Mining yields fluctuate with price, difficulty and operation. No guarantee, forecast or investment advice.
Nervos miners by profit per day
| # | Coin | Miner | Hashrate | Consumption | Availability | Revenue / day | Electricity / day | Break-even €/kWh | Profit / day |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | CKB | Bitmain Antminer K7 | 63.5 TH/s | 3,080 W | Used | €3.81 | €3.33 | €0.05 | €0.4881 |
Calculated with €0.045 per kWh electricity and a 1% pool fee, prices and network data as of 08 Nov 2026, 17:15 CET.
Snapshot without guarantee: the figures change with price, network hashrate and difficulty.
Network Data
How to use the calculator
Select your Nervos model at the top of the widget, for example the Antminer K7, or enter hashrate and power draw manually. Then enter your actual electricity price per kilowatt-hour - this is the lever with the greatest influence on the result. The calculator then shows you the estimated daily revenue in CKB and euros, the electricity cost, and the break-even electricity price, i.e. the threshold up to which a device is calculated to be in profit. All figures are a calculation example with no guarantee, based on current network data from Cryptohall24 - hashrate and price change continuously, so every calculation is a snapshot, not a promise of future earnings.
What determines Nervos earnings
Nervos (CKB) is mined with specialised Eaglesong ASICs, an algorithm developed specifically for Nervos - such as the Antminer K7. Your share of the earnings results from the ratio of your own hashrate to the network hashrate, multiplied by the payout and the current price. Nervos's payout consists of two components: a base payout that halves roughly every four years, and an additional secondary emission. Details are explained on the Nervos network hashrate page.
Efficiency and electricity price as key levers
Besides network trends, two factors determine how well a Nervos miner performs: the device's efficiency in joules per terahash and the electricity price used in the calculation. Older ASIC generations consume noticeably more power for the same hashrate than current models - the calculator makes this difference directly visible through the efficiency figure in joules per unit of hashrate.
Mining at home or with hosting
Whether a Nervos miner pays off depends mainly on the electricity price. Mining at home can work with an efficient device and cheap energy, such as surplus solar power; at typical German household electricity prices, the numbers quickly get tight - also because of operating noise and waste heat in a living space. For professional operation outside your own four walls, Cryptohall24 hosts Nervos ASICs of the Antminer K7 type in our partner data centres. Simply enter the electricity price relevant to you in the calculator to run your own scenario. More on this under mining hosting at Cryptohall24.