FutureBit Apollo BTC (Gen 1) (ASIC) Mining Profitability & Solo Block Chance

See the daily, monthly and annual mining profitability of the FutureBit Apollo BTC (Gen 1) ASIC across every compatible proof-of-work coin, plus its solo block-hit probability. BackPoW uses live network difficulty and coin prices, and lets you set your electricity cost and pool fee to get realistic net profit figures.

FutureBit Apollo BTC (Gen 1) at a glance

Top FutureBit Apollo BTC (Gen 1) coins by daily revenue

Estimated gross mining revenue per day at the FutureBit Apollo BTC (Gen 1)'s rated hashrate, using live network difficulty and coin prices (before electricity and pool fees):

Recommended solo mining pools for the FutureBit Apollo BTC (Gen 1)

To solo mine with the FutureBit Apollo BTC (Gen 1), connect your rig's stratum configuration to a verified solo pool gateway so you receive 100% of the block reward when finding a block. Top verified solo pools for BitcoinII (BTCII):

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Frequently asked questions

What coins can I mine with the FutureBit Apollo BTC (Gen 1)?

The FutureBit Apollo BTC (Gen 1) (ASIC) can mine 9 proof-of-work coins on BackPoW, including BitcoinII, Quai-SHA, Peercoin, Bitcoin. Each coin shows its estimated hashrate, daily revenue and solo block-hit probability.

How profitable is the FutureBit Apollo BTC (Gen 1) for mining?

Profitability of the FutureBit Apollo BTC (Gen 1) depends on the coin, its network difficulty, the coin price, your electricity cost and pool fees. BackPoW ranks every mineable coin by daily, monthly and annual profit so you can pick the best target.

What is the best coin to mine with the FutureBit Apollo BTC (Gen 1)?

Right now the single highest-earning coin for the FutureBit Apollo BTC (Gen 1) is BitcoinII (BTCII), at about $0.1332/day gross (gross, before electricity). BackPoW re-ranks every mineable coin daily using live network difficulty and prices, so this can change.

Can the FutureBit Apollo BTC (Gen 1) solo mine?

Yes. BackPoW computes the FutureBit Apollo BTC (Gen 1)'s solo block-hit probability per coin using a Poisson model based on live network hashrate, so you can gauge your realistic chance of finding a block.

How long would the FutureBit Apollo BTC (Gen 1) take to solo mine one BitcoinII block?

About one BitcoinII (BTCII) block every 41.9 days on average at the FutureBit Apollo BTC (Gen 1)'s rated hashrate, using BitcoinII's live network hashrate. Real results are random (Poisson) around this mean, recalculated every update.

Where can I solo mine with the FutureBit Apollo BTC (Gen 1)?

You can solo mine BitcoinII with the FutureBit Apollo BTC (Gen 1) by connecting to verified solo stratum gateways such as sneakattack.se, jackpool.ru, nitropool.net. These pools forward 100% of the block reward directly to your wallet upon discovery (minus standard pool fees).

What is the breakeven electricity rate for the FutureBit Apollo BTC (Gen 1)?

The FutureBit Apollo BTC (Gen 1) breaks even at approximately 0.0278 USD/kWh. If your electricity tariff is below this threshold, mining is profitable at current coin prices and network difficulty. Above this rate, power costs exceed daily revenue and the miner operates at a loss. BackPoW recalculates this figure every update.

Coins you can mine with the FutureBit Apollo BTC (Gen 1)

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