ESF (ESF) mining: pools and rigs
Every pool that mines ESF, with its fee, hashrate and last block, beside the rigs that can mine it.
ESF rigs
459 rigs| Rig | Hashrate | Efficiency |
|---|---|---|
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Bitmain · 11,020 W
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1.16 Ph/s | 9,500 J/Ph |
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MicroBT · 14,500 W
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920.0 Th/s | 15.8 J/Th |
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Bitdeer · 8,372 W
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886 Th/s | 9.4 J/Th |
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Bitmain · 8,650 W
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865.0 Th/s | 10.0 J/Th |
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Bitmain · 11,180 W
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860 Th/s | 13.0 J/Th |
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Proto · 12,000 W
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819 Th/s | 14.7 J/Th |
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Bitdeer · 7,412 W
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680 Th/s | 10.9 J/Th |
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Bitdeer · 8,250 W
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660 Th/s | 12.5 J/Th |
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Bitmain · 5,340 W
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600.0 Th/s | 8.9 J/Th |
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MicroBT · 7,500 W
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600.0 Th/s | 12.5 J/Th |
Other Sha256 coins
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11 poolsQuestions miners ask
How is ESF mined?
ESF (ESF) is mined on the Sha256 algorithm. Miners point hardware at a pool, the pool pays them a share of each block it finds, and what they keep is that income less the pool’s fee and the power bill.
How many pools mine ESF?
11 pools are listed for ESF, one per pool site. The largest is pool.bch2.org with 20.2% of the network.
What is ESF's network hashrate?
ESF's network is at 1.14 PH/s. The chart in the side column shows the last 30 days.
Which ESF pool has the lowest fee?
Among pools with at least 1% of the network, pool.bch2.org has the lowest fee we have on record: 0.5%. The table shows the fee for every pool; a dash means that pool’s fee is not on record.