Mining output & hashprice
Estimated KAS / TH / day = current KAS block reward × observed blocks per second × 86,400 ÷ network hashrate in TH/s. The observed block rate uses the difference in DAA score between the latest two history observations divided by elapsed seconds. USD hashprice multiplies that estimate by the current KAS reference price.
Historical network hashrate is converted from kH/s to TH/s by dividing by 1,000,000,000. Circulating supply is converted from sompi to KAS by dividing by 100,000,000. Historical hashprice is not reconstructed using today's price or reward.
ASIC economics
Daily revenue = nominal TH/s × estimated KAS / TH / day × USD/KAS. Electricity = watts ÷ 1,000 × 24 × USD/kWh. Estimated profit subtracts electricity only. Pool fees, stale shares, downtime, maintenance, tax and depreciation are excluded. Break-even divides reference purchase price by positive estimated daily profit; it is unavailable for nonpositive profit or missing price.
Data freshness & sources
Network responses are validated and cached for 30 seconds; history is cached for five minutes. The browser refreshes every minute. Fetch timestamps indicate when a source was read, not when its underlying observation was produced. Unavailable sources show no replacement values. Manufacturer price references were checked September 30, 2026 and are not executable quotes. The expanded Kaspa hardware catalogue, release months and noise ratings were checked against ASIC Miner Value on October 2, 2026. Each hardware page links its specification sources. Weight remains unavailable where not documented. Reference profit figures are never imported; Mineshop computes its own estimates from live Kaspa network inputs.
Transactions & verification
Rental and auction orders can be submitted in Mineshop using your connected, funded accounts. Hardware purchases, hosting reservations and forwards currently support specification drafts; execution is not connected. These are not orders on custom Mineshop contracts. Worker-control challenges read the 2Miners API and require a recent, positive-hashrate observation for a randomly assigned worker. Evidence expires after one hour and does not prove payout-wallet ownership, physical hardware ownership or sustained capacity. Kaspa wallet ownership is checked separately using domain-bound personal-message Schnorr signatures and public-key-to-address matching. Optional EVM linking requires both wallets to sign the same expiring challenge. These statements do not grant a login session, contract role or compliance eligibility. Native Solana wallet transfers use the existing System Program. Custom mining escrow and issuance programs are not deployed. Draft listings remain local and unverified. Saved account order references are user-entered bookmarks, not confirmed payments or positions.
Funded USDC claims & crypto markets
Funded USDC claims lock the payout upfront using existing programs on Solana or contracts on Base. Solana also supports scheduled USDC payouts. Base claims can be transferred as NFTs; transfer permissions on Solana depend on the selected product. Customers approve funding, protocol fees and network fees. These claims accrue no interest and do not represent mining output. Separate custom mining-obligation contracts remain undeployed. Crypto perpetual limit orders use trading market directly with customer wallet signatures and existing funded accounts. Supported deposits and withdrawals are available in the trading funding panel; each route has its own network, account and fee requirements. These are not mining or hashprice derivatives.