Quantus (QTC) mining calculator
See what your rig earns mining Quantus. Add your graphics cards, enter your power price, and the numbers update as you type.
Estimated net profit
Add a GPU to start
Enter a hash rate to see the breakdown.
Break-even electricity n/a Enter a power draw
If QTC halves n/a daily net at half price
If QTC doubles n/a daily net at double price
Based on the network at , a QTC reward per block, a 0% pool fee and QTC at a price the feed is not carrying right now. These are estimates: real earnings move with luck, difficulty and price.
Most profitable GPUs for Quantus
Ranking by profit needs the network figures and a published price, and one of them is not available right now.
GPU Hashrate Power Revenue/day Power cost Net/day
Calculator FAQ
We take your hash rate as a share of the whole network, multiply by the blocks found per day and the reward, then take off the pool fee and, if you enter them, your power cost and miner-software fee. That gives your estimated earnings per day, week, month and year. Change any field and it updates at once.
No. Add each graphics card you run and set how many of each, mixing different models freely, and the calculator sums the total hash rate and power from our Quantus benchmarks. You can still edit the totals to match your own overclock or undervolt.
It is the power price where your earnings exactly cover your power bill. Pay less than that per kWh and you mine at a profit; pay more and you mine at a loss. It is the quickest way to tell if a rig is worth running.
These are estimates, not a promise. Your real payout depends on the pool's luck, your average (not peak) hash rate, and the difficulty, which all move over time. QTC and BTC price swings change the totals too. Use it to plan, not as a guarantee.