Bitcoin Mining Profit Calculator

Calculate your mining profitability instantly based on hashrate, power consumption, and electricity costs.

BTC Price: $95,000
Network Hashrate: 700 EH/s
Block Reward: 3.125 BTC
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Daily Net Profit
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Daily Revenue
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0.00000000 BTC
PeriodProfitMined BTCElectricity
Day$0.000.00000000$0.00
Week$0.000.00000000$0.00
Month$0.000.00000000$0.00
Year$0.000.00000000$0.00
Profitability Status
Loss

How to Use the Bitcoin Mining Calculator

  1. Enter Hashrate: Input the hashing power of your mining hardware (e.g., 100 TH/s for an Antminer S19 Pro).
  2. Set Power Consumption: Enter the power usage of your device in Watts.
  3. Electricity Cost: Input your local electricity rate per kWh (e.g., $0.12).
  4. Review Results: The calculator automatically updates to show your estimated daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly profits.

Understanding Mining Profitability

Bitcoin mining profitability depends on three main factors: hardware efficiency (Hashrate vs Power), electricity costs, and the current Bitcoin price.

  • Hashrate: The speed at which your miner can solve the mathematical puzzles required to mine a block. Higher is better.
  • Difficulty: The network automatically adjusts difficulty to ensure blocks are mined every 10 minutes. As more miners join, difficulty increases, reducing your individual share of the rewards.
  • Block Reward: The amount of new BTC created in each block. Currently 3.125 BTC per block (after the 2024 Halving).

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Bitcoin mining still profitable in 2026?

It depends heavily on your electricity cost. Miners with access to cheap power (under $0.06/kWh) often remain profitable, while those paying residential rates may find it difficult to break even unless Bitcoin price is very high.

What is Hashrate?

Hashrate is the measure of your miner's computational power. It is measured in hashes per second (H/s). Common units are Terahashes (TH/s) and Exahashes (EH/s).

Does this calculator account for pool fees?

This calculator provides a raw estimation. Most mining pools charge a fee between 1% and 2%, which you should deduct from the final profit figure.

Disclaimer: This Bitcoin Mining Profit Calculator is provided for informational purposes only. Actual mining profitability may vary based on factors including but not limited to network difficulty changes, Bitcoin price volatility, electricity rate variations, hardware efficiency, and pool fees. The calculations use current network estimates and should not be considered as financial advice. Always conduct your own research before making mining investment decisions.

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