PEARL token price retraced about 25% over two days; 20-series and 30-series GPUs still have theoretical output.

BlockBeats news, October 27 - According to CoinGecko data, PEARL has fallen from a high of about $2.44 two days ago to about $1.82 on October 27, a decline of approximately 25.4%. Its market cap is now reported at $628 million, with FDV temporarily at $3.67 billion. Meanwhile, the price drop has also lowered the USD valuation of mining output.

F2Pool's Pearl page shows that, based on current network data estimates, 1 TH/s of hash rate produces about 0.01364887 PRL per day. Calculated using the GPU hash rate table listed in the Knight Mining Pool tutorial, an RTX 3080 Ti (129 TH/s) produces about 1.76 coins per day, equivalent to approximately $3.20; an RTX 3080 (115 TH/s) produces about 1.57 coins, equivalent to approximately $2.86; an RTX 3070 (70 TH/s) produces about 0.96 coins, equivalent to approximately $1.74; an RTX 3060 Ti (65 TH/s) produces about 0.89 coins, equivalent to approximately $1.61; an RTX 3060 (47 TH/s) produces about 0.64 coins, equivalent to approximately $1.17.

20-series GPUs also have corresponding theoretical output: an RTX 2080 SUPER (48 TH/s) produces about 0.66 PRL per day, equivalent to approximately $1.19; an RTX 2060 SUPER (39 TH/s) produces about 0.53 coins, $0.97; an RTX 2060 (24 TH/s) produces about 0.33 coins, $0.60.

The above are theoretical daily output values converted at current unit prices and nominal hash rates, without deducting electricity costs, mining pool fees, or equipment depreciation. F2Pool's PRL mining pool uses 1% PPLNS settlement, and actual receipts will also be affected by share fluctuations and changes in whole-network difficulty. The above amounts cannot be directly regarded as net profit.