Cryptocurrency mining is very volatile with a 24 hour a day, minute by minute price fluctuation.
You are joining a mining pool that is governed by their own rules, requirements and policies for mining, taking profits, calculating their minimum and maximum gas fees when transferring your mined coins.
There are various factors that determine the amount of coins produced per day by your miner. Hashrate, electricity, WiFi or internet connection speed, the temperature of the miner, fail safe levels and sensors, your mining pool of choice, the miner’s coin value, its market cap, supply and demand for the coin. Level of mining difficulty of each pool, the size of the miner: is it a Box, Lite or Professional miner.
Is it used or new?
What is the daily or monthly rejection rate of the miner?
What was the purchasing price base on the seasonality of when you purchase the miner? IE: Bull-Run or Crypto Winter which determines your ROI?
Up time vs downtime.
Daily, weekly or bi-weekly monitoring of your miner’s progression.
Over heating or under cooling your miner.
Increased hashrates due to multiple miners being added to the same pool network.
Unable to read or understand the data analytics from the mining charts or alternative websites.