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Goldshell
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ASIC
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Handshake
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RELEASED MAR 2022
Goldshell HS Lite
Profit /day
$-2.32
Revenu /day
$0.68
Coût $3.00 @ $0.1/kWh
Hashrate
1.36Th/s
Handshake
Power · Efficiency
1250.0W
919.12 j/Th
Goldshell HS Lite perd $2.32 par jour en minant Handshake à 1.36 Th/s et en consommant 1250.0 W au mur. C'est après déduction de l'électricité à $0.1/kWh — pas tout à fait à l'équilibre aux tarifs actuels.
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Rentabilité dans le temps
Projection quotidienne
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| Période | /Jour | /Mois |
|---|---|---|
| Revenu | $0.68 | $20.25 |
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Coût
$0.1/kWh
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$3.00 | $90.00 |
| Profit | $-2.32 | $-69.75 |
Mineable coins
2 algos
| Coin | Algorithm | Revenu | Coût | Profit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
HNS
⚠
Handshake
|
Handshake
1.36Th · 1250.0W
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$0.68 | $3.00 | $-2.32 |
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—
|
Blake2B-Sia
2.9Th · 700.0W
|
— | $1.68 | — |
Où miner
Données en direct lorsque disponibles
Aucun pool de minage suivi pour les coins de ce miner.
Profit vs coût
cost 441.18%
Essayez votre propre hashrate
Th/s
W
Income/d
$0.00
Cost/d
$0.00
Profit/d
$0.00
Spécifications
- Algorithm
- Handshake
- Also known as
- HS LITE
- Fan(s)
- 4
- Hashrate
- 2.9 Th/s
- Humidity
- 5 - 95 %
- Interface
- Ethernet
- Manufacturer
- Goldshell
- Model
- HS Lite
- Noise level
- 50dB
- Power
- 1250W
- Release
- Mar 2022
- Size
- 264 x 200 x 290mm
- Temperature
- 5 - 35 °C
- Voltage
- 12V
- Weight
- 8100g
Profitability Simulator · Handshake
Network hashrate
1.86 PH/s
This rig
1.36 Th/s
Network ≈
1,365 rigs
Your share · 1 rig
—
Scenario · add 1 of this rig
vs Handshake network: 1.86 PH/s
| Rigs × Qty | Share | Rev /rig/day | Cost /rig/day | Profit /rig/day | Total profit /day |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | — | — | — | — | — |
Profit vs quantity added
Adjust the Quantity slider to see how adding more of this rig affects earnings.
Price vs Profitability
No live price data for HNS.
This view needs a fresh price for the canonical coin. Once one is available it will populate automatically.
Retour sur investissement
Retour sur investissement pour Goldshell HS Lite
Modélisez l'amortissement, l'électricité et le rendement de la première année pour cet équipement.
Prix d'achat
$5,000
Électricité
$0.10/kWh
Heures/jour
24
Frais de pool
2.0%
Croissance difficulté/an
+0%
Profit quotidien
$0.00
net d'électricité + frais
Retour
—
—
Profit 12 mois
$0
—
Projection cumulée
Coût matériel récupéré quand la ligne croise zéro.
Monthly P&L · 3-year horizon
Capital cost is booked in month 1. Cumulative columns include the rig purchase, so Net goes positive at true breakeven.
| Month | Earned (mo) | Cost burned (mo) | Cumulative earned | Cumulative cost | Net | % ROI |
|---|
Empreinte carbone
Émissions annuelles par source
Basé sur la consommation annuelle et l'intensité carbone.
| Source d'énergie | CO₂e / an |
|---|---|
| Wind | 118.8 kg |
| Nuclear | 129.6 kg |
| Hydroelectric | 259.2 kg |
| Geothermal | 410.4 kg |
| Solar | 486.0 kg |
| Biofuels | 2,484.0 kg |
| Gas | 5,292.0 kg |
| Coal | 8,856.0 kg |
Estimations seulement.
Qu'est-ce que cela veut dire ?
At the world-average grid intensity of about 475 g CO₂e/kWh, Goldshell HS Lite running 24/7 for a year releases about 5,130 kg of carbon dioxide equivalent. Here's what that looks like in everyday terms:
Driving a gas car
12,698 mi
EPA average passenger car emissions ≈ 404 g CO₂/mile.
Trees to absorb it
233 trees
A mature tree absorbs roughly 22 kg CO₂ per year.
Household electricity
1.3 yrs
Equivalent to the yearly emissions of an average household's electricity.
Où tu branches compte
Electricity is not one thing. A kilowatt-hour from a coal plant carries roughly 820 g of CO₂; the same kilowatt-hour from a hydro reservoir carries about 24 g. That's a 34× difference — large enough that Goldshell HS Lite's annual footprint swings from roughly 8,856 kg on coal-heavy grids down to about 259 kg on hydro-dominated grids. The single biggest lever a miner has on their carbon footprint is choosing where to plug in.
Regions commonly used for low-carbon crypto mining include Quebec and British Columbia (hydro-dominated, typically <50 g CO₂/kWh), Iceland and Norway (geothermal + hydro, often <30 g), Paraguay (Itaipú hydro), and parts of the US Pacific Northwest. Coal-heavy grids — Kazakhstan, Inner Mongolia, Poland, parts of Australia — sit at the opposite end, often above 700 g CO₂/kWh.
Some operators also reduce their net impact by using otherwise-wasted energy: flare gas at oil wells (burning methane that would be vented anyway), curtailed renewables (wind or solar that the grid can't absorb), or behind-the-meter hydro during off-peak hours. These arrangements can drop effective emissions below the local grid average because the energy would have been wasted or flared without the mining load.
Comment réduire l'empreinte de ce miner
- Pick a greener ASIC. The efficiency column above matters as much as the grid: a 15 J/TH rig emits roughly half the CO₂ of a 30 J/TH rig for the same hashrate.
- Choose a low-carbon host. Data centres advertising hydro, geothermal, or nuclear power typically sit at <100 g CO₂/kWh.
- Look for stranded or curtailed energy. Flare-gas miners, wind-curtailment co-location, and off-peak hydro arrangements use energy that would otherwise be wasted.
- Use heat recovery. Capturing the heat for greenhouse agriculture, pool heating, or district warmth offsets fossil-fuel heating that would have been burned anyway.
- Time-shift your uptime. In grids with high daytime solar, running more during the day and less at night lowers your effective intensity even if you don't switch providers.
- Purchase verifiable offsets. Treat this as a last resort, not a substitute — and favour additional, permanent, third-party-verified projects (Gold Standard, Verra VCS).
Questions fréquentes
How do you calculate these numbers?
Yearly electricity use = rig power (W) × 24 × 365 ÷ 1000. We multiply that by each row's grid intensity in grams CO₂-equivalent per kWh and convert to kilograms. Intensities are representative averages — real emissions depend on your specific utility mix, time of day, and local transmission losses.
Is crypto mining bad for the environment?
It depends almost entirely on where the electricity comes from. A single rig plugged into hydro in Quebec emits less over a year than an average family's two cars in a month. The same rig on a coal-dominated grid can exceed that in a few days. The hardware is the same — the grid is what changes the answer.
What about the Bitcoin network as a whole?
Network-wide estimates vary by methodology; the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance's Bitcoin Electricity Consumption Index is the most widely cited reference. As of recent reporting, the network's sustainable-energy share has grown as more hashrate migrates to hydro, wind, solar, and stranded-gas sites. This page just estimates a single rig — for the big picture, CCAF's dashboard is the best source.
Do pool fees or mining difficulty affect the footprint?
Not directly. The rig draws the same wattage regardless of which pool it joins or how difficulty trends — so its electricity use, and therefore its emissions, stay constant. Those factors change revenue, not power consumption.
Similar Miners
Rentabilité dans le temps
Projection quotidienne
Loading...
| Période | /Jour | /Mois |
|---|---|---|
| Revenu | $0.68 | $20.25 |
|
Coût
$0.1/kWh
|
$3.00 | $90.00 |
| Profit | $-2.32 | $-69.75 |
Mineable coins
2 algos
| Coin | Algorithm | Revenu | Coût | Profit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
HNS
⚠
Handshake
|
Handshake
1.36Th · 1250.0W
|
$0.68 | $3.00 | $-2.32 |
|
—
|
Blake2B-Sia
2.9Th · 700.0W
|
— | $1.68 | — |
Où miner
Données en direct lorsque disponibles
Aucun pool de minage suivi pour les coins de ce miner.
Profit vs coût
cost 441.18%
Essayez votre propre hashrate
Th/s
W
Income/d
$0.00
Cost/d
$0.00
Profit/d
$0.00
Spécifications
- Algorithm
- Handshake
- Also known as
- HS LITE
- Fan(s)
- 4
- Hashrate
- 2.9 Th/s
- Humidity
- 5 - 95 %
- Interface
- Ethernet
- Manufacturer
- Goldshell
- Model
- HS Lite
- Noise level
- 50dB
- Power
- 1250W
- Release
- Mar 2022
- Size
- 264 x 200 x 290mm
- Temperature
- 5 - 35 °C
- Voltage
- 12V
- Weight
- 8100g
Profitability Simulator · Handshake
Network hashrate
1.86 PH/s
This rig
1.36 Th/s
Network ≈
1,365 rigs
Your share · 1 rig
—
Scenario · add 1 of this rig
vs Handshake network: 1.86 PH/s
| Rigs × Qty | Share | Rev /rig/day | Cost /rig/day | Profit /rig/day | Total profit /day |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | — | — | — | — | — |
Profit vs quantity added
Adjust the Quantity slider to see how adding more of this rig affects earnings.
Price vs Profitability
No live price data for HNS.
This view needs a fresh price for the canonical coin. Once one is available it will populate automatically.
Retour sur investissement
Retour sur investissement pour Goldshell HS Lite
Modélisez l'amortissement, l'électricité et le rendement de la première année pour cet équipement.
Prix d'achat
$5,000
Électricité
$0.10/kWh
Heures/jour
24
Frais de pool
2.0%
Croissance difficulté/an
+0%
Profit quotidien
$0.00
net d'électricité + frais
Retour
—
—
Profit 12 mois
$0
—
Projection cumulée
Coût matériel récupéré quand la ligne croise zéro.
Monthly P&L · 3-year horizon
Capital cost is booked in month 1. Cumulative columns include the rig purchase, so Net goes positive at true breakeven.
| Month | Earned (mo) | Cost burned (mo) | Cumulative earned | Cumulative cost | Net | % ROI |
|---|
Empreinte carbone
Émissions annuelles par source
Basé sur la consommation annuelle et l'intensité carbone.
| Source d'énergie | CO₂e / an |
|---|---|
| Wind | 118.8 kg |
| Nuclear | 129.6 kg |
| Hydroelectric | 259.2 kg |
| Geothermal | 410.4 kg |
| Solar | 486.0 kg |
| Biofuels | 2,484.0 kg |
| Gas | 5,292.0 kg |
| Coal | 8,856.0 kg |
Estimations seulement.
Qu'est-ce que cela veut dire ?
At the world-average grid intensity of about 475 g CO₂e/kWh, Goldshell HS Lite running 24/7 for a year releases about 5,130 kg of carbon dioxide equivalent. Here's what that looks like in everyday terms:
Driving a gas car
12,698 mi
EPA average passenger car emissions ≈ 404 g CO₂/mile.
Trees to absorb it
233 trees
A mature tree absorbs roughly 22 kg CO₂ per year.
Household electricity
1.3 yrs
Equivalent to the yearly emissions of an average household's electricity.
Où tu branches compte
Electricity is not one thing. A kilowatt-hour from a coal plant carries roughly 820 g of CO₂; the same kilowatt-hour from a hydro reservoir carries about 24 g. That's a 34× difference — large enough that Goldshell HS Lite's annual footprint swings from roughly 8,856 kg on coal-heavy grids down to about 259 kg on hydro-dominated grids. The single biggest lever a miner has on their carbon footprint is choosing where to plug in.
Regions commonly used for low-carbon crypto mining include Quebec and British Columbia (hydro-dominated, typically <50 g CO₂/kWh), Iceland and Norway (geothermal + hydro, often <30 g), Paraguay (Itaipú hydro), and parts of the US Pacific Northwest. Coal-heavy grids — Kazakhstan, Inner Mongolia, Poland, parts of Australia — sit at the opposite end, often above 700 g CO₂/kWh.
Some operators also reduce their net impact by using otherwise-wasted energy: flare gas at oil wells (burning methane that would be vented anyway), curtailed renewables (wind or solar that the grid can't absorb), or behind-the-meter hydro during off-peak hours. These arrangements can drop effective emissions below the local grid average because the energy would have been wasted or flared without the mining load.
Comment réduire l'empreinte de ce miner
- Pick a greener ASIC. The efficiency column above matters as much as the grid: a 15 J/TH rig emits roughly half the CO₂ of a 30 J/TH rig for the same hashrate.
- Choose a low-carbon host. Data centres advertising hydro, geothermal, or nuclear power typically sit at <100 g CO₂/kWh.
- Look for stranded or curtailed energy. Flare-gas miners, wind-curtailment co-location, and off-peak hydro arrangements use energy that would otherwise be wasted.
- Use heat recovery. Capturing the heat for greenhouse agriculture, pool heating, or district warmth offsets fossil-fuel heating that would have been burned anyway.
- Time-shift your uptime. In grids with high daytime solar, running more during the day and less at night lowers your effective intensity even if you don't switch providers.
- Purchase verifiable offsets. Treat this as a last resort, not a substitute — and favour additional, permanent, third-party-verified projects (Gold Standard, Verra VCS).
Questions fréquentes
How do you calculate these numbers?
Yearly electricity use = rig power (W) × 24 × 365 ÷ 1000. We multiply that by each row's grid intensity in grams CO₂-equivalent per kWh and convert to kilograms. Intensities are representative averages — real emissions depend on your specific utility mix, time of day, and local transmission losses.
Is crypto mining bad for the environment?
It depends almost entirely on where the electricity comes from. A single rig plugged into hydro in Quebec emits less over a year than an average family's two cars in a month. The same rig on a coal-dominated grid can exceed that in a few days. The hardware is the same — the grid is what changes the answer.
What about the Bitcoin network as a whole?
Network-wide estimates vary by methodology; the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance's Bitcoin Electricity Consumption Index is the most widely cited reference. As of recent reporting, the network's sustainable-energy share has grown as more hashrate migrates to hydro, wind, solar, and stranded-gas sites. This page just estimates a single rig — for the big picture, CCAF's dashboard is the best source.
Do pool fees or mining difficulty affect the footprint?
Not directly. The rig draws the same wattage regardless of which pool it joins or how difficulty trends — so its electricity use, and therefore its emissions, stay constant. Those factors change revenue, not power consumption.
Similar Miners
Questions fréquentes
À propos du Goldshell HS Lite
Le Goldshell HS Lite est-il rentable ?
Au April 2026, le Goldshell HS Lite génère $-2.32/jour en minant Handshake à un coût électrique de $0.1/kWh. À ce tarif électrique, ce n'est pas rentable.
Combien d'électricité consomme le Goldshell HS Lite ?
Le Goldshell HS Lite consomme 1250W. À $0.1/kWh, cela coûte environ $3.00/jour en électricité.
Le Goldshell HS Lite peut-il gagner avec la location IA ?
Non. Le Goldshell HS Lite est un ASIC de minage — pas de cœurs de calcul polyvalents, pas de charges IA possibles. La location IA est exclusivement GPU.
Quels algorithmes crypto le Goldshell HS Lite peut-il miner ?
Le Goldshell HS Lite peut miner 2 algorithme(s) ; Handshake est le plus rentable, générant $0.68/jour en minage direct avant électricité. Approche traditionnelle — pointer la machine sur un pool et recevoir les paiements dans la coin native.
Le Goldshell HS Lite peut-il vendre son hashrate sur NiceHash ?
Oui. NiceHash et autres marchés d'hashrate (Mining Rig Rentals, etc.) permettent au Goldshell HS Lite de vendre directement sa puissance Handshake — les acheteurs louent le calcul, tu reçois des BTC par hash délivré. Similaire au minage, mais supprime le risque prix-coin puisque tu es payé en BTC au taux NiceHash.