Zano ZANO
ProgPowZRefreshed every 15 min
Zano launched in 2019 as a privacy platform where coins and custom assets are confidential by default, secured by a mix of proof-of-work and proof-of-stake.
Chart
Loading chart…
Best miners for this coin
| # | Miner | Hashrate | Power draw | Revenue / day | Profit / day | Price from | Pays back in |
|---|
What would this coin earn you?
How this coin is mined
Zano is mined with ProgPowZ on GPUs. We track ASICs only, so there is no machine list for it here.
Mining this coin: FAQ
Is Zano mining profitable right now?
Zano is mined on GPUs (ProgPowZ). We track ASIC miners only, so we don't rank machines for it; one MH earns about $0.0128 a day before power and pool fees at today's price.
How much does Zano mining earn per MH?
About $0.0128 per MH per day before electricity and pool fees, at today's price of $5.58 and network hashrate of 299 GH/s. It moves with both.
How do Zano's block rewards and supply work?
Right now each block pays about 1.000 ZANO including fees, with a block every 2 minutes on average, about 720.0 ZANO a day. About 13.43 million ZANO exist today and there is no hard cap.
What hardware mines ProgPowZ, and what matters when buying?
ProgPowZ is built to keep mining on graphics cards: it is memory-hard and changes its work so that fixed-function chips gain little. There are no mainstream ASICs for it, so GPU rigs (and sometimes CPUs) do the work, and profit depends on your cards, their power limits and your electricity price.
How do I start mining Zano?
You need GPUs that suit ProgPowZ (memory size matters for most GPU algorithms), mining software that supports it, a Zano wallet and a pool. Profit depends almost entirely on your electricity price, so check it against the earnings per MH above before buying cards.
Related coins
Numbers look good? Find the power.
Powered land, container farms and hosting capacity on five continents, with the power price on every listing.
Mining guides.
NewBitcoin Difficulty Is Down 15% From Its Peak. Should You Buy a Mining Site Now?
Lower difficulty means each machine earns more bitcoin. But difficulty follows hashrate, and hashrate can come back fast. Here's how to price a site on a range, not on today's number.
Where the World's Hashrate Is Moving in 2026 (and What It Means for Site Prices)
The network stopped shrinking in Q3 2026, but the map underneath it is still changing fast. Developed markets are giving up hashrate to AI, while a group of energy-rich countries keeps absorbing new machines.
Hashprice Near $40: Which Mining Sites Still Make Money (and Which Owners Will Sell)
At about $40 per PH per day, a fleet's efficiency sets a hard ceiling on the electricity cost it can afford. Here's where that ceiling sits, who is under pressure, and what it means for anyone buying a site.