— Rig trends —
Where rig profitability is moving.
Track which mining rigs and GPU rental rates are rising or falling — ranked by revenue change over a 7- or 30-day window.
Where revenue is moving — last 30 days
Average revenue per rig, per day — one line per device class.
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Device class
ASIC
Default 7d window
645
Total
61
Rising
1
Falling
Top rise
Bitmain Antminer KS3
+28.3%
Top drop
Dragonball A21
-41.9%
Device class
GPU mining
Default 7d window
136
Total
1
Rising
24
Falling
Top rise
NVIDIA Tesla A100
+8.5%
Top drop
AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT
-76.5%
Device class
GPU AI rental
Default 30d window
85
Total
33
Rising
8
Falling
Top rise
Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070
+200.0%
Top drop
Nvidia H100 NVL
-28.8%
Device class
CPU
Default 7d window
0
Total
0
Rising
0
Falling
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FAQ
About the Rig Trends hub
What is the Rig Trends hub?
It's a one-glance dashboard showing where mining-rig profitability is moving across four device classes — ASIC, GPU mining, GPU AI rental, and CPU. The chart at the top plots the average revenue per rig per day for each class over the last 30 days.
Which window does each device class use by default?
ASIC, GPU mining, and CPU default to a 7-day window because mining profitability reacts to coin price and difficulty on a daily cadence. GPU AI rental defaults to 30 days because cloud GPU rates move slowly. You can switch on each sub-page.
Why are AI rental and GPU mining shown separately?
The same GPU can either mine crypto or rent out for AI workloads, and the two markets are driven by very different forces. We track them in separate streams so the deltas on each page reflect that market's signal, not a blended average.
How fresh is the data on this page?
Mover lists refresh every 5 minutes. The 30-day chart refreshes every 15 minutes. New RigPerformanceHistorical rows land hourly from the calc jobs.
How do I read the per-device cards?
Each card shows the total tracked rigs in the class, how many are rising, how many are falling, and the single biggest mover in each direction. Click into the card for the full table, the per-rig sparklines, and the new-arrivals strip.