The Scrypt algorithm is a cryptographic hash function designed to be more memory-intensive and resistant to large-scale custom hardware attacks, like those from ASIC (Application-Specific Integrated Circuit) miners. It was proposed by Colin Percival in 2009 as a way to make password hashing more secure and difficult for attackers to execute using parallel processing hardware such as GPUs or specialized hardware.
US$5,650.00
17.00 GH/s
3900W
≥360 Mon
$-1.85/Day
US$2,500.00
10.00 GH/s
3100W
≥360 Mon
$-3.02/Day
US$3,900.00
14.00 GH/s
4000W
≥360 Mon
$-3.41/Day
from US$950.00
9.50 GH/s
3425W
≥360 Mon
$-4.02/Day
from US$8,400.00
30.40 GH/s
7600W
≥360 Mon
$-4.81/Day
US$1,999.00
6.50 GH/s
3400W
≥360 Mon
$-5.29/Day
US$3,400.00
3.20 GH/s
3000W
≥360 Mon
$-5.79/Day
US$7,150.00
20.00 GH/s
6200W
≥360 Mon
$-6.04/Day
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