Legacy hardware
MicroBT WhatsMiner M7AS+ mines algorithms with no live market data
No live market data source for this algorithm Returns are zero or minimal in 2026.
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RELEASED OCT 2026
MicroBT WhatsMiner M7AS+ — Profitability Simulator
Profit /day
legacy
Income /day
—
Cost $18.00 @ $0.1/kWh
Hashrate
600.0Th/s
SHA-256
Power · Efficiency
7500.0W
MicroBT WhatsMiner M7AS+ is legacy hardware — its algorithms are no longer tracked by our live pipeline. Returns are zero or minimal at today's rates.
Tap to switch · 6 sections Profitability Simulator 3/6
Mining Profitability Simulator
No on-chain data for SHA-256.
Profitability simulation needs a fresh chain snapshot (block reward, network hashrate). Once a chain adapter is available for this coin, this view will populate automatically.
Profit vs cost
Tap to switch · 6 sections Profitability Simulator 3/6
Mining Profitability Simulator
No on-chain data for SHA-256.
Profitability simulation needs a fresh chain snapshot (block reward, network hashrate). Once a chain adapter is available for this coin, this view will populate automatically.
Frequently asked
About the MicroBT WhatsMiner M7AS+
Is the MicroBT WhatsMiner M7AS+ profitable?
As of September 2026, the MicroBT WhatsMiner M7AS+ earns $-18.00/day mining SHA-256 at an electricity cost of $0.1/kWh. At this electricity rate it is not profitable.
How does SHA-256 network hashrate change MicroBT WhatsMiner M7AS+ profit?
When SHA-256 network hashrate rises, your share of block rewards shrinks proportionally — the MicroBT WhatsMiner M7AS+ earns less even if the coin price stays flat. The simulator above lets you scale network hashrate up or down to model competitive pressure from new miners coming online.
What if the SHA-256 coin price moves?
Block rewards are paid in the native coin, so daily revenue scales with price. Doubling the price roughly doubles the MicroBT WhatsMiner M7AS+'s revenue — and because electricity is fixed, profit grows by more than 2×. The simulator above lets you set a custom price to model upside or downside.