Asic-miners for DASH mining

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Dash coin – more details about one of the most popular coins of its time. It was actually founded in 2014 as a Bitcoin fork called Darkcoin, but later its creator Evan Duffield announced that he had originally focused the coin on anonymity and transaction speed. As a result, the coin was renamed Dash (Digital Cash) in 2015, when it became clear that the coin was aiming to become digital cash for everyday payments.

Features of mining on the Dash coin

Dash runs on the X11 algorithm, which combines 11 cryptographic functions. Duffield created it with the intention of protecting against ASIC miners and reducing energy consumption. The paradox is that by 2016, Chinese manufacturers had already released the first ASICs for X11.
The block time on the Dash network is 2.5 minutes — faster than Bitcoin (10 minutes) but slower than DigiByte (15 seconds). The difficulty is recalculated after each block using the DarkGravityWave algorithm. This system prevents sudden spikes in difficulty when large amounts of power are suddenly removed from the network.
The Dash price strongly correlates with Bitcoin. When BTC rises, altcoins usually follow, but with greater volatility.

ASICs specifically designed for Dash (based on the X11 algorithm) are significantly more efficient than alternative equipment. For example, the Antminer D9 delivers 1.77 TH/s while consuming 2839 watts. This gives a ratio of 1.6 joules per gigahash.
The Antminer D7 is still in demand thanks to its balance of price and performance. It delivers 1.286 TH/s while consuming 3.4 kW.

Popular manufacturers

Frequently asked questions

What is an ASIC miner?
ASIC stands for ‘Application: Specific Integrated Circuit’. Generally speaking, ASIC miners are designed specifically for the sole purpose of mining cryptocurrencies. ASICs are developed to mine one or more specific cryptocurrencies, using a single algorithm. For example, ASICs based on the SHA: 256 algorithm mine Bitcoin (BTC).
How much does an ASIC miner cost?
The price depends on the model, power output and the cryptocurrency market.
How quickly does an ASIC pay for itself?
On average, with an electricity price of 4.35 UAH per kWh, the Antminer S23 ASIC miner pays for itself in 9 to 15 months. It is important to understand that there are several factors that influence the payback period: a) the cost of the ASIC, b) the price of the cryptocurrency it mines, and c) the cost of electricity. Depending on all these factors, the figures may vary.
Which ASIC miners are the most popular and reliable?
The most popular and reliable global manufacturers of ASIC miners are: Bitmain Antminer, MicroBT Whatsminer, Innosilicon and Canaan Avalon
Which ASICs are best for mining?
For the SHA: 256 algorithm (BTC – Bitcoin): Bitmain Antminet T19, Antminer S19, Antminer S19j Pro+ (122 TH/s or more), or the more profitable Antminer S21 and Antminer S23
Which ASIC is best to buy?
It depends on your budget and objectives — we’ll help you choose.
Is it possible to mine cryptocurrency at home?
Yes, but it’s important to take noise and cooling into account.
How much does an ASIC generate?
Earnings depend on the exchange rate, the complexity of the network and the miner’s settings