Alephium (ALPH) Mining Calculator

Alephium is a sharded proof-of-work blockchain using the BlockFlow sharding algorithm, which partitions the network into 16 shard groups to increase throughput without sacrificing decentralization. ALPH uses the Blake3 hashing algorithm for its proof-of-work, with block times of approximately 64 seconds and a unique "proof of less work" mechanism that adjusts energy consumption dynamically.

Live data · Blake3 algorithm Updated every 10 minutes Free & no sign-up
Advertisement

Alephium (ALPH) Mining Calculator

Alephium logo Alephium (ALPH) Blake3 Switch coin ↗

Enter your mining hardware specs

Found on your miner's spec sheet
W
$
%
$

Estimated Results

Daily Profit
Net of power & pool fee
Monthly Profit
30-day estimate
Daily Revenue
Before electricity
Daily Power Cost
At your kWh rate
Period Coins Mined Revenue Power Cost Net Profit
Network Hashrate
Current Price
Advertisement

Best Hardware for Alephium Mining

Alephium ASIC miners include the Bitmain Antminer AL1 Pro (~19 TH/s, 3,700W) and the Bitmain AL1 (~17 TH/s, 3,400W). GPU mining rigs are still used by some miners, with a multi-GPU rig delivering hundreds of GH/s, but they struggle to compete with ASIC efficiency. If you are GPU mining ALPH, enter your rig's combined hashrate in GH/s.

Advertisement

About Alephium Mining

Alephium launched in 2021 and initially attracted GPU miners. By 2024, dedicated ASIC hardware became available, significantly increasing network hashrate and raising the difficulty bar for GPU operations. ALPH has a capped total supply and a gradually decreasing block reward.

Frequently Asked Questions — Alephium Mining

Alephium combines sharding (BlockFlow), UTXO-based smart contracts (stateful UTXO model), and proof-of-work to create a scalable, secure Layer 1 blockchain. It supports DeFi and dApps while maintaining PoW security. The "proof of less work" feature reduces energy consumption compared to pure PoW chains.
ALPH mining profitability has fluctuated significantly since ASIC hardware arrived in 2024, which increased network difficulty substantially. Profitability depends heavily on ALPH's price. Use this calculator with your actual hardware specs for the most accurate estimate.
GPU mining of Alephium is technically possible but increasingly difficult to profit from since ASICs entered the market. Blake3 ASICs are significantly more efficient than GPUs. Some GPU miners with very cheap electricity (under $0.04/kWh) may still operate profitably.
Alephium has a total supply of 1 billion ALPH. The initial distribution included 140 million ALPH at genesis, with the remaining ~860 million released through mining over approximately 80 years. The block reward decreases gradually over time following a defined emission schedule.

Latest News — Alephium Mining

All news →
News · 6 min read

Kaspa ASIC Mining: Everything You Need to Know in 2026

Dedicated ASIC hardware transformed Kaspa mining. We cover the best KAS miners of 2026, profitability at current difficulty, and whether GPUs are still viable.

Read article →

Helpful Guides for Alephium Miners

All guides →
Intermediate 10 min

ASIC vs GPU Mining: Which Is Right for You in 2026?

ASIC vs GPU mining compared on cost, profitability, flexibility, resale value, and noise. Find out which hardware makes sense for your coins and budget in 2026.

Beginner 9 min

Mining Pools Explained: How They Work and How to Choose One

Mining pools combine hashrate for steady payouts. PPS vs PPLNS explained, fees compared, and how to pick the right pool for your coin and hardware.

Beginner 9 min

Alephium Mining Guide 2026: How to Mine ALPH (Blake3)

How to mine Alephium (ALPH) in 2026: Blake3 explained, best GPU and ASIC hardware, pool setup, wallet config, and a real-time profitability walkthrough.

Recommended Hardware for Alephium Mining

All hardware →
Advertisement
FZ

Francesco Zinghinì

Cryptocurrency analyst and technology writer with extensive experience covering blockchain, mining economics, and digital asset markets. Francesco also writes for blog.tuttosemplice.com.