— Rig trends —
ASIC profitability trends — last 90 days
Biggest movers in ASIC revenue. Track which Bitcoin and altcoin miners are pulling away — or fading — at current network conditions.
ASIC revenue index
Average daily revenue across the class — last 90 days.
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Total
688
Rising
0
Falling
0
Rising fastest
Top 5 ASICs by positive revenue change
No rigs are clearly trending up in this window.
Falling fastest
Top 5 ASICs by negative revenue change — possible buying opportunities
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All movers
50 rigs ranked by 90-day revenue change
Just released
2 rigs shipped in the last 30 days
FAQ
About these ASIC trends
How does MiningBoard calculate the ASIC trends?
For every rig in the ASIC class we compare the average revenue over the last 24 hours against the average over a 2-day band centered on the window boundary (7 days ago by default). The percentage delta is clamped at ±200% to keep recovering-from-zero rigs from dominating the sort.
Why are some rigs marked as Stable when the percentage is large?
A rig earning under $0.50/day on either side of the window swings wildly in percentage terms — a $0.10 to $0.50 jump is +400% but only 40¢ in real money. We demote those to Stable so the rising and falling cards surface actual movement, not divide-by-tiny.
How often is this page updated?
The mover list refreshes every 5 minutes from cache. The revenue index chart refreshes every 15 minutes. Underlying RigPerformanceHistorical rows come from the hourly profitability calc jobs.
Does my electricity cost setting affect these trends?
No. The percentages are computed from revenue, which is electricity-free. Your $/kWh setting only changes profit numbers on the rig detail pages.
Why are some rigs labelled New instead of having a delta?
A rig with the New badge had no recorded revenue at the start of the window — either it just shipped, or its market just woke up. The percentage delta is undefined for those rigs, so we sort them to the end of the list.
Should I buy a rig that's Rising?
Treat rising deltas with caution. A negative delta on an established rig is almost always a real difficulty or fee change. A positive delta — especially one near the +200% cap — is usually a thin-market spike that will mean-revert. Cross-check with the rig's detail page before clicking buy.
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