PEARL token has seen a roughly 25% price pullback over the past two days, while 20-series and 30-series GPUs still have theoretical mining output.

According to CoinGecko data, PEARL has fallen from a two-day high of roughly $2.44 to around $1.82 as of October 27, a drop of approximately 25.4%. Its current market capitalization stands at $628 million, with a fully diluted valuation (FDV) of $3.67 billion. The token's price decline has also lowered the USD value of mining output. F2Pool's Pearl page indicates that, based on current network metrics, 1 TH/s of hash power yields about 0.01364887 PRL per day. Calculations using the graphics card hash rate table from the NiceHash mining pool guide show the following theoretical daily outputs: RTX 3080 Ti (129 TH/s) yields ~1.76 PRL, equivalent to ~$3.20; RTX 3080 (115 TH/s) ~1.57 PRL, ~$2.86; RTX 3070 (70 TH/s) ~0.96 PRL, ~$1.74; RTX 3060 Ti (65 TH/s) ~0.89 PRL, ~$1.61; RTX 3060 (47 TH/s) ~0.64 PRL, ~$1.17. For 20-series GPUs, theoretical daily outputs are as follows: RTX 2080 SUPER (48 TH/s) yields ~0.66 PRL, ~$1.19; RTX 2060 SUPER (39 TH/s) ~0.53 PRL, ~$0.97; RTX 2060 (24 TH/s) ~0.33 PRL, ~$0.60. These figures are theoretical daily output values calculated based on current token price and nominal hash rate, and do not account for electricity costs, pool fees, or equipment depreciation. F2Pool's PRL mining pool uses a 1% PPLNS payout model; actual earnings are also affected by share fluctuations and network difficulty changes, so the above amounts should not be treated as net profit.