Hong Kong-based crypto technology company ASICRUN has recently launched its latest offerings, which are said to have “unparalleled mining performance.” According to a press release on Wednesday, the company claims that the AR1, AR2, and EliteAR ASIC miners have exceptional hash rates, setting them apart from the competition.
The AR1, AR2, and EliteAR Miners
The AR1 miner is capable of delivering hash rates of 1050 TH/s for Bitcoin (BTC), 400 GH/s for Litecoin (LTC) and Dogecoin (DOGE), and 20 TH/s for Dash. Taking it a step further, the AR2 miner offers hash rates of 2200 TH/s for Bitcoin, 900 GH/s for Litecoin and Dogecoin, and 45 TH/s for Dash. At the top of the line, the EliteAR miner is considered the world’s most powerful crypto miner, boasting impressive hash rates of 4900 TH/s for Bitcoin, 2200 GH/s for Litecoin and Dogecoin, and 100 TH/s for Dash.
Energy Efficiency in Mining Rigs
Energy efficiency is a key consideration for crypto mining companies due to the increasing concerns about the environmental impact and the growing potential for an energy crisis. ASICRUN, in its announcement, highlighted that it has prioritized energy efficiency in its mining rigs. The AR1 miner consumes only 650 W, the AR2 consumes 1300 W, and the EliteAR consumes 2800 W, making them highly energy-efficient options for miners.
Potential Earnings
In the current market conditions, these ASIC miners have the potential to generate substantial earnings for miners. The AR1 miner can yield around $1,897 for Bitcoin, $3,474 for Litecoin, and $3,591 for Dash. The AR2 miner has the potential to bring in $3,974 for Bitcoin, $7,813 for Litecoin, and $8,011 for Dash. Lastly, the EliteAR miner can earn approximately $8,853 for Bitcoin, $19,700 for Litecoin, and $17,400 for Dash.
Other industry players, like Auradine, are also focusing on improving efficiency with their next-generation Teraflux Bitcoin miners, the AT2880 and AI3680. The recent surge in crypto prices has resulted in increased rewards for crypto miners, with their average daily revenue reaching around $32 million over the past month. The hashrate, which measures the computational power required to mine a coin, has reached an all-time high. Miners are using more powerful computers to solve complex math puzzles that earn them Bitcoin.
Moreover, the anticipation of a spot ETF approval has contributed to Bitcoin’s price surge in recent weeks. The price of the cryptocurrency rose towards $38,000, driven by market speculation surrounding the potential approval of a spot ETF.
