What can an A3 miner mine? (What coins can an L3 miner mine?)
What can an A3 miner mine? Editor\’s Note: This article is from CyBTC (ID: cybtc
What can an A3 miner mine? Editor’s Note: This article is from CyBTC (ID: cybtc_com), authorized to be reprinted by Odaily Star Daily.
According to the public roadmap, what can an A3 miner mine? It can be viewed from the following aspects:
1. High computing power;
2. Low power consumption;
3. High cost.
In addition to mining Bitcoin, there are also cases of mining various cryptocurrencies. For example, Antminer’s A9Pro and Whatsminer’s S17Pro, both under Bitmain, use the A3 technology to mine Ethereum. Currently, there are two mainstream mining methods in the market: 1. Using normal electricity or dedicated integrated circuits to make A3 chips and perform ASIC calculations on the machines; 2. Using normal electricity or special processes to make A3 chips and run A3 algorithms on servers; 3. Connecting all miners to one computer and completing a round of operations automatically through software; 4. Installing A3 mining equipment into Antminer T15 and starting mining operations; 5. Directly purchasing a mining machine, with a purchase price of about 50 RMB; 6. When choosing a friend to buy, you can choose your favorite brand or manufacturer, such as Asus’ Xindong Z12, currently priced at around 60 RMB.
The above is our introduction of A3, which stands for A3 Mining Blockchain. A3 was issued by Jianan Yunzhi in 2017 and is mainly used for digital asset mining and transaction processing. It uses scalability and security features to achieve smart contracts.
What coins can an L3 miner mine
On March 16th, the overall network hash rate of Bitcoin rose from 19,000TH/s to over 22,000TH/s. What coins can be mined with an L3 miner? How can L3 be expanded, scaled, and performance improved without affecting the main chain? What are the characteristics and advantages of L3 miners? Let’s explore what the best choice for L3 mining is and how many mainstream coins can be mined.
According to the latest report from Ant Blockchain, the average block reward of the Ethereum network in April 2019 was 13.76 ETH. In mid-July 2017, the price of Ethereum plummeted to around $0.0025. During the same period, the decrease in the overall network hash rate of Bitcoin reached 14.4%, setting a new historical high, but it has since maintained an upward trend. Since 2018, over 200,000 Bitcoins have been destroyed in the Ethereum network. In the first quarter of 2020, the gas fee for a single Ethereum transaction is about $5. In the third quarter of 2019, Ethereum miner income increased by 60% compared to the same period, while in the second quarter, it decreased by 80%.
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