Verthash hardware ranked by profit per day at $0.0356 VTC (Nov 10, 11:46 UTC).
No miners are listed for Vertcoin. VTC is mined with a GPU on Verthash. CPU mining is not practical. The guide and FAQ below explain CPU and GPU mining.
Vertcoin is mined with a GPU on Verthash. CPU mining is not competitive, and the algorithm is meant to keep ASIC miners out. These topics cover graphics cards, electricity, and how to estimate profit.
Vertcoin mining means GPU mining. Verthash is designed to stay mineable on consumer graphics cards and to resist ASICs. There is no miner ranking on this page because CoinWarz does not list Vertcoin hardware yet.
People mine VTC with a GPU on Verthash. Hashrate is reported in MH/s. Profit is that hashrate's share of the block reward, minus the electricity the machine draws.
No. CPU mining is not competitive on Verthash. Vertcoin is mined with a graphics card.
Yes. A GPU is how Vertcoin is mined. Hashrate is measured in megahashes per second (MH/s), and the card's power draw is the electricity cost that matters.
ASIC miners are the wrong comparison for Vertcoin. Verthash is meant to keep ASIC miners off the network. CoinWarz does not list Vertcoin graphics cards on this page, so there is no ASIC-style ranking. Estimate profit from your GPU's MH/s, watts, and electricity rate.
Electricity is the ongoing cost of GPU mining. Daily power cost is:
kWh per day = (watts ÷ 1,000) × 24
USD per day = kWh per day × your USD/kWh rate
A Verthash GPU typically draws about 100–300 W, depending on the card and the power limit you set. This page uses $0.10/kWh. A 180 W GPU uses about 4.32 kWh/day — $0.43/day at $0.10/kWh, or $0.22/day at $0.05/kWh.
That power cost comes out of VTC revenue before anything is profit. A cheaper rate helps a GPU the same way it helps any other miner.
Use the MH/s shown by your Vertcoin GPU miner. A hashrate from another algorithm does not transfer. Pair that figure with the watts the GPU actually draws, not a nameplate from a different workload.
CoinWarz has no Vertcoin GPU listings to rank by profit per day. Enter your own hashrate and watts in the Vertcoin mining calculator to see daily VTC profit at your electricity rate.
Vertcoin mining in 2026 is profitable only when GPU hashrate earns more VTC than the electricity costs. Price, Verthash difficulty, watts, and your USD/kWh rate all move that result. This page is calculated at $0.10/kWh.
There is no Vertcoin hardware row to sort, so CoinWarz cannot name a most profitable miner here. Model your own GPU in the Vertcoin mining calculator.
Answers about Vertcoin GPU mining, why a CPU is not competitive, and how electricity and hashrate decide VTC profit when no miners are listed.
Vertcoin mining means GPU mining. Verthash is designed to stay mineable on consumer graphics cards and to resist ASICs. Hashrate is measured in MH/s.
No. CPU mining is not competitive on Verthash. Vertcoin is mined with a graphics card.
Yes. A GPU is how Vertcoin is mined. Hashrate is measured in megahashes per second (MH/s), and the card's power draw is the electricity cost that matters.
Verthash is meant to keep ASIC miners off the network. CoinWarz does not list Vertcoin graphics cards on this page, so there is no ASIC-style ranking. Estimate profit from your GPU's MH/s, watts, and electricity rate.
Daily power cost is (watts ÷ 1,000) × 24 × your USD/kWh rate. A Verthash GPU typically draws about 100–300 W, depending on the card and the power limit you set. This page is set to $0.10/kWh. A 180 W GPU costs $0.43/day at $0.10/kWh and $0.22/day at $0.05/kWh.
It can be, when GPU hashrate is high enough and electricity is cheap enough to cover power. CPU mining is not the practical way to mine Vertcoin. CoinWarz does not list Vertcoin hardware on this page, so there is no profit-per-day ranking to quote. Use the Vertcoin mining calculator with your MH/s and watts at $0.10/kWh.
