Mining Calculator

Calculate your Bitcoin mining profitability based on hash rate, power consumption, and electricity costs.

Bitcoin Mining Profitability Calculator

Real-time Proof-of-Work yield, electricity cost analysis & hardware breakeven modeling.

Data: Aggregated Market Feed Updated 1 second ago
BTC Price $85,000.00
Network Difficulty 127.45 T
Network Hashrate 860 EH/s
Block Subsidy 3.125 BTC
TH/s
Watts
$/kWh
% Fee
USD
USD
% Up
BTC
Estimated Daily Net Profit
PoW Live Engine
$0.00 / day
0.00000000 BTC / day
Net of power consumption & pool fee deductions
Monthly Gross Revenue
$0.00
Pre-power gross mining revenue
Monthly Electricity Cost
$0.00
At selected power consumption
Monthly Net Profit
$0.00
Net monthly operational cashflow
Est. Hardware Breakeven
0 days
Capital expenditure ROI duration

12-Month Profitability Sensitivity Matrix ($ Net Profit / Month)

Projected net monthly profit under different Bitcoin price and electricity cost scenarios.

Power Cost -30% BTC -15% BTC Current BTC +15% BTC +30% BTC

Disclaimer: Mining calculations are estimates based on current network difficulty. Difficulty adjusts every 2,016 blocks (~2 weeks). Hardware degradation, cooling costs, and hashrate growth are not fully modeled.

Understanding Mining Profitability

Mining profitability depends on several factors: your hardware's hash rate, electricity costs, current Bitcoin price, and network difficulty. As more miners join the network, difficulty increases.

Key Factors

  • Hash Rate: Higher is better - more chances to find blocks
  • Power Efficiency: Newer ASICs use less power per TH/s
  • Electricity Cost: The biggest ongoing expense - lower is better
  • BTC Price: Higher Bitcoin prices mean higher USD revenue
Note: Mining calculations are estimates. Network difficulty adjusts every ~2 weeks, affecting profitability. The Bitcoin halving (every 4 years) cuts block rewards in half.