Crypto Mining Calculator
Calculate mining revenue, electricity cost and profit from your hashrate and the network.
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About this calculator
Estimate proof-of-work mining revenue from your share of a network, then subtract modeled electricity use. Both hashrates use TH/s. Network hashrate is a rounded, editable reference, not a live feed. This estimate excludes transaction fees, hardware depreciation, maintenance, downtime and taxes.
Worked example
calculated with the default values below
Your hashrate 100 TH/s · Network hashrate 900,000,000 TH/s · Block reward 3.125 coins · Blocks found per day 144 blocks · Coin price 60,000 $ · Hardware power draw 3,250 W · Electricity price 0.08 $/kWh · Pool fee 2 % · Hardware cost 4,000 $ Revenue per day 2.94 $ · Electricity per day 6.24 $ · Profit per day -3.30 $ · Profit per month -99.00 $ · Hardware break-even days (if profitable) Not reachable at current daily profit · Your share of the network 0.000011 % · Verdict Unprofitable at this electricity price
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Disclaimer
These calculators give estimates for general information only. They are not financial, tax or investment advice and do not take your personal circumstances into account. Before borrowing, investing or filing, confirm the numbers with a qualified adviser in your jurisdiction.
Implementation source
This record describes the implementation used by this page. It is not independent validation. External references, when available, support only the stated formula or definition; estimates and custom rules retain their own assumptions.
Formula and variables
P = (H ÷ N) × R × (1 − f ÷ 100) × C − k
- H
- Your hashrate
- N
- Network hashrate
- R
- Block reward × blocks per day
- f
- Pool fee (%)
- C
- Coin price
- k
- Daily electricity = kW × 24 × rate
Both hashrates are TH/s. At the rounded 900,000,000 TH/s reference, the default 100 TH/s miner has a 1/9,000,000 share. Break-even days = hardware cost ÷ daily profit only when daily profit > 0; otherwise no finite payback is shown. Network rate is editable, not live. Transaction fees and operating costs beyond electricity are excluded.
Frequently asked questions
How does the mining estimate handle hashrate and costs?
It divides your hashrate by network hashrate (both in TH/s), multiplies that share by block reward, blocks per day, coin price and one minus the pool fee, then subtracts 24 hours of electricity use. The rounded 900,000,000 TH/s network default is an editable reference, not live data. At the other defaults, the model estimates about $2.94 daily revenue after the 2% pool fee and $6.24 electricity cost, so daily profit is about −$3.30 and hardware break-even is unavailable. It excludes transaction fees, hardware depreciation, maintenance, downtime and taxes.