Bitcoin Mining Calculator

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Work out real mining profit using live network difficulty and the current Bitcoin price. Enter your hardware and electricity cost below.

Network status

BTC price$64,000
Difficulty127.17 T
Network hashrate828 EH/s
Block reward3.125 BTC
Blocks per day~144
Next halvingcountdown โ†’

Popular miners at $0.10/kWh

MinerHashratePowerBTC/dayRevenue/dayProfit/day
Antminer S21 Pro234 TH/s3510 W0.00011567$7.40$-1.02
Antminer S21200 TH/s3550 W0.00009887$6.33$-2.19
Antminer S19 XP141 TH/s3010 W0.00006970$4.46$-2.76
Whatsminer M50S126 TH/s3276 W0.00006229$3.99$-3.88
Avalon A1366130 TH/s3250 W0.00006426$4.11$-3.69
Antminer S19j Pro104 TH/s3068 W0.00005141$3.29$-4.07
Whatsminer M30S++112 TH/s3472 W0.00005537$3.54$-4.79
Antminer S1995 TH/s3250 W0.00004696$3.01$-4.79

Figures assume current difficulty stays constant and exclude pool fees, hardware wear and downtime. Difficulty rises over time, so treat these as an upper bound. New to mining? Watch our crypto mining videos or read what Bitcoin is.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Bitcoin mining still profitable?

It depends almost entirely on your electricity price and hardware efficiency. At the current difficulty of 127.2 trillion and a BTC price of $64,000, modern machines are profitable at cheap industrial power but usually lose money at typical household rates. Use the calculator above with your real electricity cost.

How is mining revenue calculated?

Daily BTC equals your hashrate times 86,400 seconds times the block reward, divided by the network difficulty times 2^32. Your share of the network hashrate determines your share of the roughly 144 blocks mined each day.

What happens to mining after a halving?

The block reward halves, so revenue from new coins halves overnight while electricity costs stay the same. Less efficient miners shut down and difficulty adjusts downward. See our live Bitcoin halving countdown for the next date.

Does this include pool fees and difficulty increases?

You can enter a pool fee above. The result assumes current difficulty stays constant, which it will not. Difficulty has historically trended upward, so long-term earnings are usually lower than a static estimate suggests.