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WindMiners K9

Release Date Nov 2023
$ /kWh
24 hours30 days1 year
Income$0.00$0.00$0.00
Electricity$0.00$0.00$0.00
Profit$0.00$0.00$0.00

ASIC Miner Details

Manufacturer WindMiners
Model K9
Algorithm kHeavyHash
Hashrate 10.5 TH/s
Power 3300W

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Minable Coins - kHeavyHash

BGA

BGA

KAS

KAS

$0.0376

-5.60%

SDR

SDR

Frequently Asked Questions About K9

Is the K9 still profitable in 2025?

The K9 profitability depends on several factors including electricity costs, current mining difficulty, and cryptocurrency prices. Use our calculator above to see real-time profitability based on your specific electricity rate.

How much does the K9 make per day?

Daily earnings vary based on network difficulty and coin prices. Our calculator shows current estimates for 24-hour, 30-day, and yearly returns. Check the results above for the most up-to-date profitability data.

What is the power consumption of the K9?

The K9 consumes 3300W of power. See the specifications table above for complete technical details including hashrate and efficiency.

What algorithm does the K9 use?

This miner uses the kHeavyHash algorithm with a hashrate of 10.5 TH/s. Check the specifications section above for a complete list of compatible coins you can mine.

What is the payback period for the K9?

The payback period depends on your initial investment cost and current profitability. Based on current mining conditions shown in the calculator above, you can estimate your ROI timeframe by dividing your purchase price by the daily profit.

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