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Malairte Mining Profitability Calculator
Estimate your daily and monthly Malairte mining earnings, electricity cost, and break-even MLRT price based on your hardware and rates.
Your hardware
Your rates
Advanced: network parameters
Daily MLRT
3.6000
Monthly: 108.00 MLRT
Daily electricity
$1.01
8.40 kWh / day
Daily net
$-0.65
Monthly: $-19.44
Your break-even MLRT price
At your current rig and electricity rate, MLRT needs to trade at $0.2800 for mining to cover its own power. Anything above that is the part you actually keep.
Estimates only. Real earnings depend on uptime, pool fees, network difficulty changes, and the live MLRT price. Treat the result as a planning ballpark, not a forecast.
Methodology
How this calculator works
Estimates your share of network issuance, converts it at a price you control, and subtracts your electricity cost. The break-even figure is the more durable output: it is the MLRT price at which electricity cost exactly consumes mining revenue, and it depends on no forecast at all.
The arithmetic
- share = your hashrate in H/s / network hashrate in H/s
- daily MLRT = share * block reward * blocks per day
- daily kWh = (watts / 1,000) * 24
- daily power cost = daily kWh * your price per kWh
- daily gross = daily MLRT * MLRT price
- daily net = daily gross - daily power cost
- break-even price = daily power cost / daily MLRT
What it assumes
- The MLRT price field opens at the last MLRT/USDT trade on CoinDock, cached for five minutes, falling back to a configured value when that market has no trades or is unreachable. It is an editable input, not a projection.
- Difficulty and network hashrate stay constant for the period shown.
- The rig runs 24 hours a day, and a month is treated as 30 days.
Where it breaks down
- MLRT currently price-discovers on a single venue. A price from one thin market is not a broad market price, and it can move sharply on low volume.
- Hardware cost, depreciation, cooling, pool fees, and tax are not modelled. Net figures here are gross of all of them.
- This is not a forecast and not investment advice. Change the price input to see how sensitive the result is, rather than treating any single output as a prediction.
Educational tool, not financial advice. Outputs are estimates from the inputs you supply and the assumptions above. See our editorial policy and disclosures.