What mining Nexa pays today, read from the chain's own explorer or node: the reward and its fees, the network's hashrate on NexaPow, and what each machine on file earns on it.
A Dragonball Miner A21 earns $3.79 a day on Nexa, which pays for electricity up to $0.088 a kWh. All Nexa miners together are paid $2,097 a day.
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| # | Machine | Algorithm | Earns a day | Merge-mined on top | Profit a day at $0.08 | Breakeven | A day’s coins vs volume | Last block |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dragonball Miner A21 ASIC | NexaPow | $3.79 | — | $0.34 | $0.088/kWh | 3.1% · sells easily | 14 min |
| 2 | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti GPU | NexaPow | $0.085 | — | −$0.20 | $0.024/kWh | 3.1% · sells easily | 14 min |
| 3 | AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT GPU | NexaPow | $0.032 | — | −$0.25 | $0.0091/kWh | 3.1% · sells easily | 14 min |
| 4 | Intel Arc B580 GPU | NexaPow | $0.031 | — | −$0.33 | $0.0069/kWh | 3.1% · sells easily | 14 min |
| 5 | Intel Arc A770 GPU | NexaPow | $0.028 | — | −$0.34 | $0.0061/kWh | 3.1% · sells easily | 14 min |
Ranked by breakeven electricity price. Revenue is before pool fees and counts the machine's own hashrate as part of the network's. Open the calculator for your own machine, power price and difficulty growth, or see Nexa's page for its market, supply and grade. The figures for this coin are in /api/v1/mining.json.
Of Nexa's last 1,000 blocks (heights 1,187,372 to 1,188,371, 9 November to 10 November, 33 hours), m2pool found the most, 75.9%, and the largest three 94.7%. One miner found more than half of them. 0.2% could not be attributed.
| # | Pool or miner | Blocks | Share | Identified by |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | m2pool | 759 | 75.9% | coinbase tag |
| 2 | Unnamed, address nexa:nqtsq…epqkcv | 137 | 13.7% | payout address |
| 3 | 2Miners | 51 | 5.1% | coinbase tag |
| 4 | WoolyPooly | 28 | 2.8% | coinbase tag |
| 5 | Kryptex | 23 | 2.3% | coinbase tag |
| Unknown 1 address, each under 2% | 2 | 0.2% |
Attributed from each block's coinbase: the tag a pool writes into it and the address it pays, matched against CoinSpectrum's own tag list; an address paid only in one pool's tagged blocks counts for that pool in its untagged blocks too. An unnamed miner is one tag, shown as written, or one payout address that found 2% of the blocks or more. Blocks read from Nexa's Rostrum server (Electrum protocol), read 1 h before the build. Pools' own hashrate figures are not used. The list is in /api/v1/mining-pools.json.