Income analysis of mining machinery market
Publish: 2021-04-29 07:00:34
1. Firstly, the cost of bitcoin mining can be divided into three parts:
1. Machine cost: the cost of purchasing mining machine
2. Power cost: the power cost consumed by machine mining
3. Auxiliary costs: personnel maintenance, network, cable consumables, heat dissipation, etc.
for a simple example, take the mining machine of ant S9, which consumes less power on the market, for example, the calculation power is 13.5T, and the power consumption is 1400W
when the mining machine runs for 24 hours: 1.4kw * 24 = 33.6 degrees
Shenma m3, which consumes more power on the market, has a calculation power of 11.5t, The power consumption is 2150w
under 24-hour operation, the power consumption of a single machine is 2.15kw * 24 = 51.6oc
which is roughly equivalent to the power consumption of energy-saving air conditioning, but the bitcoin miner needs 24-hour uninterrupted operation, the power consumption of a single machine is very large after a year's calculation, and the step price cost of household electricity is too high, When the market is not good, the income may not be enough for the electricity expenditure, so at present, mining will choose to be hosted in the mine, which can get cheap electricity and rece the cost price of mining. The price below 30% is the ideal price, which can keep the price of bitcoin falling to a low level, and there is still some income< According to the current mining difficulty of bitcoin:
BTC revenue per ton: 1th / s * 24h = 0.00007087btc
calculated by the comprehensive 12t machine computing power, the daily output is:
0.00007087t * 12t = 0.00085044btc
then the time required for a single machine to dig a BTC:
1 / 0.00085044 = 1175 days
the time required for ten mining machines to dig a BTC:
1 / 0.0085044 = 117 days
100 days In other words, according to the current difficulty, it takes about three years for a single miner to proce a bitcoin, 3.9 months for ten miners to dig a bitcoin, and 11.7 days for a hundred miners to dig a bitcoin. The cost of a single miner is about 8500, Ten are around 85000, one hundred is 850000, less than one million, and one month's income is more than two bitcoins. According to the current price of bitcoin, the price is about 120000. So, although the income of bitcoin mining is not as good as before, it is still considerable compared with other investment projects
however, these benefits do not include decting the cost of electricity charges and later maintenance of machines, so the premise of mining is to find a mine with low electricity charges. If the quantity is large, we need to find a safe, reliable and stable mine. What's more, we need cheap electricity to lower the cost price.
1. Machine cost: the cost of purchasing mining machine
2. Power cost: the power cost consumed by machine mining
3. Auxiliary costs: personnel maintenance, network, cable consumables, heat dissipation, etc.
for a simple example, take the mining machine of ant S9, which consumes less power on the market, for example, the calculation power is 13.5T, and the power consumption is 1400W
when the mining machine runs for 24 hours: 1.4kw * 24 = 33.6 degrees
Shenma m3, which consumes more power on the market, has a calculation power of 11.5t, The power consumption is 2150w
under 24-hour operation, the power consumption of a single machine is 2.15kw * 24 = 51.6oc
which is roughly equivalent to the power consumption of energy-saving air conditioning, but the bitcoin miner needs 24-hour uninterrupted operation, the power consumption of a single machine is very large after a year's calculation, and the step price cost of household electricity is too high, When the market is not good, the income may not be enough for the electricity expenditure, so at present, mining will choose to be hosted in the mine, which can get cheap electricity and rece the cost price of mining. The price below 30% is the ideal price, which can keep the price of bitcoin falling to a low level, and there is still some income< According to the current mining difficulty of bitcoin:
BTC revenue per ton: 1th / s * 24h = 0.00007087btc
calculated by the comprehensive 12t machine computing power, the daily output is:
0.00007087t * 12t = 0.00085044btc
then the time required for a single machine to dig a BTC:
1 / 0.00085044 = 1175 days
the time required for ten mining machines to dig a BTC:
1 / 0.0085044 = 117 days
100 days In other words, according to the current difficulty, it takes about three years for a single miner to proce a bitcoin, 3.9 months for ten miners to dig a bitcoin, and 11.7 days for a hundred miners to dig a bitcoin. The cost of a single miner is about 8500, Ten are around 85000, one hundred is 850000, less than one million, and one month's income is more than two bitcoins. According to the current price of bitcoin, the price is about 120000. So, although the income of bitcoin mining is not as good as before, it is still considerable compared with other investment projects
however, these benefits do not include decting the cost of electricity charges and later maintenance of machines, so the premise of mining is to find a mine with low electricity charges. If the quantity is large, we need to find a safe, reliable and stable mine. What's more, we need cheap electricity to lower the cost price.
2. According to the current total computing power and the current growth rate of total computing power, it will take about 250 days to dig a bitcoin
3. Now we can't dig it down. There are 21 million in total. It's almost done. We can't say how long we can get one. It depends on the computer's daily and monthly calculation. It's hard to say how long luck will come to you.
4. Hello
mainly depends on what Miner you have
if you are like ant s9i, the power is 1.4kw, the price is 5400
the daily coin yield is 0.0007, the monthly coin yield is 0.021
monthly income: 0.021 * 44654.5 = 937.7445
minus the monthly management fee of 30, And electricity (1.4kw * 24 * 0.48 * 30 = 483.84)
the monthly net profit of a mining machine is 423.9
if you have any questions, please send me a private letter
mainly depends on what Miner you have
if you are like ant s9i, the power is 1.4kw, the price is 5400
the daily coin yield is 0.0007, the monthly coin yield is 0.021
monthly income: 0.021 * 44654.5 = 937.7445
minus the monthly management fee of 30, And electricity (1.4kw * 24 * 0.48 * 30 = 483.84)
the monthly net profit of a mining machine is 423.9
if you have any questions, please send me a private letter
5. First of all, it depends on the background of the company. Then it depends on the company. Where is the server and what is the mode? Violation of the law or not, if there is no problem with these, you can invest!
6. In view of the current situation, now mining really does not make money
7. Preparation of financial index calculation table (1) Main financial index system
financial index analysis refers to comparing the data of related items in the financial statements of the same period and calculating the ratio between them, so as to explain the relationship between the items listed in the financial statements and to prompt the financial status of the enterprise, which is the core of financial analysis. The main financial index system is divided into three categories: Solvency Index, operation ability index and profitability index
categories name Company Calculation formula
Solvency Index Current ratio = Current assets / current liabilities
Quick ratio = Current assets - inventory - deferred expenses) / current liabilities
Cash ratio = Cash + securities) / current liabilities
Asset liability ratio = Total liabilities / total assets
Equity ratio = Total liabilities / owner's equity
Interest cover = EBIT / debt interest
operational capacity index Accounts receivable turnover second = Net sales revenue on credit / average balance of accounts receivable
net sales revenue on credit = sales revenue cash sales revenue sales discount
average balance of accounts receivable = (accounts receivable at the beginning of the period + accounts receivable at the end of the period) / 2
Inventory turnover second = Cost of goods sold / [(opening inventory + ending inventory) / 2]
Turnover of current assets second = Net sales income / average occupation of current assets
Turnover rate of fixed assets second = Net sales income / [(net value of fixed assets at the beginning of the year + net value of fixed assets at the end of the year) / 2]
Turnover of total assets second = Net sales revenue / average asset occupancy
profitability index Net profit rate of sales = Net profit / net sales revenue) * 100%
Profit margin of main operating cost = Main business profit / main business cost) * 100%
Return on total assets = Total profit / average total assets) * 100%
Profit margin of self owned funds = Net profit / average owner's equity) 100%
rate of capital accumulation = Total owner's equity at the end of the period / total owner's equity at the beginning of the period) * 100%
1 Solvency analysis
(1) Current ratio. It indicates how many current assets are used as repayment guarantee for each yuan of current liabilities. It not only reflects the safety of short-term creditors, but also reflects the ability of working capital. Generally speaking, the current ratio of 2:1 is more appropriate for enterprises< br />2 Quick ratio. It is the ratio of quick assets to current liabilities. This ratio is used to measure the ability of an enterprise's current assets to pay its current liabilities immediately. Generally speaking, the quick ratio of 1:1 is more appropriate. It shows that every dollar of short-term liabilities of an enterprise has one dollar of assets that are easy to realize as compensation< br />3 Cash ratio. It is the ratio of cash assets to current liabilities. Cash assets include monetary capital and securities held by enterprises. This ratio should not be too high, otherwise it means that the current liabilities of enterprises can not be used reasonably, and they are often maintained by cash assets with low profitability, which will increase the opportunity cost of enterprises< br />4 Asset liability ratio. It shows the proportion of the creditor's funds in the total assets of the enterprise, and the protection degree of the enterprise assets to the creditor's rights and interests. The smaller the ratio is, the stronger the solvency is< br />5 Equity ratio. It reflects the protection degree of the owner's rights and interests to the creditor's rights and interests. This low ratio indicates that the stronger the long-term solvency of the enterprise, the higher the degree of protection of the creditor's rights and interests, and the smaller the risk, but the enterprise can not give full play to the financial leverage effect of debt< br />6 Interest cover. Also known as earned interest multiple, it reflects the degree of guarantee of profitability for debt repayment. The interest protection ratio should be at least greater than 1, and the higher the ratio is, the stronger the enterprise's solvency is< br />2、 Analysis of operational capacity indicators
(1) Accounts receivable turnover. An indicator reflecting the turnover speed of accounts receivable. The higher the turnover rate is, the faster the collection is, and the stronger the solvency is. Therefore, the bad debt loss can be minimized and the investment benefit of the current assets of the enterprise can be increased relatively< br />2 Inventory turnover. It is not only a comprehensive index to reflect the sales ability and liquidity of current assets, but also a comprehensive index to measure the efficiency of inventory operation in all aspects of proction and operation< br />3 Turnover of current assets. It is an index reflecting the turnover speed of current assets. In a certain period of time, the more the turnover times of current assets, the better the utilization effect of current assets< br />4 The turnover rate of fixed assets. It is an index to reflect the turnover of fixed assets and measure the utilization efficiency of fixed assets. The high turnover rate of fixed assets indicates that the fixed assets of an enterprise are fully utilized. At the same time, it also indicates that the investment in fixed assets of an enterprise is appropriate, the structure of fixed assets is reasonable, and the efficiency can be brought into full play< br />5 Total asset turnover. It can be used to analyze the utilization efficiency of all assets of an enterprise. If the ratio is low, it indicates that the efficiency of using all assets of an enterprise is poor, and ultimately affects the utilization degree of the enterprise.
financial index analysis refers to comparing the data of related items in the financial statements of the same period and calculating the ratio between them, so as to explain the relationship between the items listed in the financial statements and to prompt the financial status of the enterprise, which is the core of financial analysis. The main financial index system is divided into three categories: Solvency Index, operation ability index and profitability index
categories name Company Calculation formula
Solvency Index Current ratio = Current assets / current liabilities
Quick ratio = Current assets - inventory - deferred expenses) / current liabilities
Cash ratio = Cash + securities) / current liabilities
Asset liability ratio = Total liabilities / total assets
Equity ratio = Total liabilities / owner's equity
Interest cover = EBIT / debt interest
operational capacity index Accounts receivable turnover second = Net sales revenue on credit / average balance of accounts receivable
net sales revenue on credit = sales revenue cash sales revenue sales discount
average balance of accounts receivable = (accounts receivable at the beginning of the period + accounts receivable at the end of the period) / 2
Inventory turnover second = Cost of goods sold / [(opening inventory + ending inventory) / 2]
Turnover of current assets second = Net sales income / average occupation of current assets
Turnover rate of fixed assets second = Net sales income / [(net value of fixed assets at the beginning of the year + net value of fixed assets at the end of the year) / 2]
Turnover of total assets second = Net sales revenue / average asset occupancy
profitability index Net profit rate of sales = Net profit / net sales revenue) * 100%
Profit margin of main operating cost = Main business profit / main business cost) * 100%
Return on total assets = Total profit / average total assets) * 100%
Profit margin of self owned funds = Net profit / average owner's equity) 100%
rate of capital accumulation = Total owner's equity at the end of the period / total owner's equity at the beginning of the period) * 100%
1 Solvency analysis
(1) Current ratio. It indicates how many current assets are used as repayment guarantee for each yuan of current liabilities. It not only reflects the safety of short-term creditors, but also reflects the ability of working capital. Generally speaking, the current ratio of 2:1 is more appropriate for enterprises< br />2 Quick ratio. It is the ratio of quick assets to current liabilities. This ratio is used to measure the ability of an enterprise's current assets to pay its current liabilities immediately. Generally speaking, the quick ratio of 1:1 is more appropriate. It shows that every dollar of short-term liabilities of an enterprise has one dollar of assets that are easy to realize as compensation< br />3 Cash ratio. It is the ratio of cash assets to current liabilities. Cash assets include monetary capital and securities held by enterprises. This ratio should not be too high, otherwise it means that the current liabilities of enterprises can not be used reasonably, and they are often maintained by cash assets with low profitability, which will increase the opportunity cost of enterprises< br />4 Asset liability ratio. It shows the proportion of the creditor's funds in the total assets of the enterprise, and the protection degree of the enterprise assets to the creditor's rights and interests. The smaller the ratio is, the stronger the solvency is< br />5 Equity ratio. It reflects the protection degree of the owner's rights and interests to the creditor's rights and interests. This low ratio indicates that the stronger the long-term solvency of the enterprise, the higher the degree of protection of the creditor's rights and interests, and the smaller the risk, but the enterprise can not give full play to the financial leverage effect of debt< br />6 Interest cover. Also known as earned interest multiple, it reflects the degree of guarantee of profitability for debt repayment. The interest protection ratio should be at least greater than 1, and the higher the ratio is, the stronger the enterprise's solvency is< br />2、 Analysis of operational capacity indicators
(1) Accounts receivable turnover. An indicator reflecting the turnover speed of accounts receivable. The higher the turnover rate is, the faster the collection is, and the stronger the solvency is. Therefore, the bad debt loss can be minimized and the investment benefit of the current assets of the enterprise can be increased relatively< br />2 Inventory turnover. It is not only a comprehensive index to reflect the sales ability and liquidity of current assets, but also a comprehensive index to measure the efficiency of inventory operation in all aspects of proction and operation< br />3 Turnover of current assets. It is an index reflecting the turnover speed of current assets. In a certain period of time, the more the turnover times of current assets, the better the utilization effect of current assets< br />4 The turnover rate of fixed assets. It is an index to reflect the turnover of fixed assets and measure the utilization efficiency of fixed assets. The high turnover rate of fixed assets indicates that the fixed assets of an enterprise are fully utilized. At the same time, it also indicates that the investment in fixed assets of an enterprise is appropriate, the structure of fixed assets is reasonable, and the efficiency can be brought into full play< br />5 Total asset turnover. It can be used to analyze the utilization efficiency of all assets of an enterprise. If the ratio is low, it indicates that the efficiency of using all assets of an enterprise is poor, and ultimately affects the utilization degree of the enterprise.
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