Mining Profitability
Calculate Bitcoin mining profitability based on hash rate and electricity cost
These tools are for educational and informational purposes only. They are not investment, trading, or financial advice. Cryptocurrency involves significant risk — always do your own research.
How to use Mining Profitability
- 1Enter your hardware hashrate and power consumption.
- 2Enter your electricity cost per kWh and the coin's network difficulty.
- 3Read the estimated daily, weekly, and monthly profit after power costs.
What Drives Mining Profit?
profit = (reward × price) − (power × hours × price/kWh)Mining profit depends on your hardware's hashrate, the coin price, network difficulty, and your electricity cost. Higher difficulty means less reward per unit of work.
Profitability changes daily with price and difficulty, so estimates are snapshots, not guarantees.
Frequently asked questions
Why does profit change daily?
Coin price and network difficulty move constantly, and your reward is shared among all miners on the network.
Is electricity the main cost?
Usually yes. For many GPUs and ASICs, power cost decides whether mining is profitable at all.
Does the calculator include pool fees?
You can add a pool fee percentage; the estimate then subtracts it from gross rewards for a realistic net figure.
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