antminer e9 pro asic (3.68Gh) profitability ASIC Miner Value

Antminer E9 Specifications:

Bitmain antminer e9 pro asic introduction

A Brief Overview of Bitmain Antminer E9 Pro (3.68 GH)

There is a total of 37 coins to mine with this platform. Unfortunately, there’s no ASIC support for it as we wait for the release date. Current market data indicate MPH Ethash as the top coin to mine. Other coins include FLEXPOOL ETH and POOLIN ETH.

With the miner still in the manufacturer’s hands, there’s no mining pool associated with the miner. Bitmain is a well-known manufacturer with a proven track record. Miners are looking forward to getting their hands on this miner.

Those who can’t get access to this miner can profit from it through cloud mining platforms. BitFuFu is one of the few cloud mining platforms already planning to roll out this miner. You can mine Ethereum thanks to this cloud mining service provider.

Humidity and Temperature levels

For the miner to work effectively, it has to work under normal room conditions. The manufacturer has set 5 percent as the minimum humidity and 95 percent as the maximum.
Temperature also helps the miner from overheating. The right temperature levels will give the miner a longer lifespan. Temperature is set at 5 degrees Celsius minimum and 45 degrees Celsius maximum.

Noise levels

Surprisingly, this miner comes with bearable noise levels. Most miners come with 75 decibels of sound volume. And this is what the E9 brings to the table. You can easily use this miner at home and expect no complaints from neighbors.

The Profitability of Bitmain Antminer E9 Pro 3.68GH

We are estimating profitability based on today’s market conditions. The income per day is estimated at $187, with electricity cost at $0.67. It means the miner brings a daily profit margin of $186. Yearly profit is estimated at $67 204 with electricity cost coming in at $220.

Warranty Invalid:
1. Customer removes/replaces any components by himself without receiving permission from Bitmain first
2. Damage caused by poor power supply, lightning or voltage surges
3. Burnt parts on hash boards or chips
4. Miner/boards/components damage due to water immersion or corrosion due to wet environment
5. Over Clock