By Marcos Albuquerque · · Solo crypto developer. Independent writer. Brazil.
Calculate crypto mining profitability with live prices. Enter your hashrate, power consumption, and electricity cost to see daily, monthly, and yearly profit projections with difficulty adjustment.
1 Mining Hardware
Select a preset or enter custom specs:
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Your mining hardware's hash power
From manufacturer specs (wall power)
2 Costs & Settings
US avg: $0.12 | China: $0.04 | Paraguay: $0.03
Foundry: 0% | F2Pool: 2.5% | Antpool: 1%
Total investment for mining equipment
BTC historical avg: 3-7%/month. 0% = static.
Mining Profitability
Daily Revenue
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Daily Electricity
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Daily Profit
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Monthly Profit
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Break-Even
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To recover hardware cost
Yearly Revenue
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Yearly Profit
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Cost & Revenue Breakdown
Revenue (Monthly)
Coins Mined—
Gross Revenue—
After Pool Fee—
Costs (Monthly)
Electricity—
Pool Fee—
HW Depreciation—
Net Profit—
Cumulative Profit Over Time
Monthly Projection (with difficulty adjustment)
Month
Difficulty Adj.
Coins Mined
Revenue
Electricity
Net Profit
Cumulative
Break-Even Electricity Rate
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Disclaimer: Mining profitability changes constantly due to difficulty adjustments, coin price volatility, and halving events. This calculator uses current prices and estimated difficulty growth. Actual results may vary significantly. Bitcoin undergoes halving approximately every 4 years, reducing block rewards by 50%. This is not financial advice.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is mining profitability calculated?
Profit = (Block Reward x Your Share of Network x Blocks/Day x Coin Price) - Electricity - Pool Fees. Your share depends on your hashrate relative to total network hashrate.
What is the most profitable crypto to mine?
Bitcoin remains most profitable for ASIC miners. For GPU miners since ETH went PoS, Kaspa, Ravencoin, and Flux are popular. Profitability depends on your hardware, electricity, and current difficulty.
What electricity rate is needed for profitable mining?
For BTC ASIC mining, below $0.10/kWh is typically needed. Profitable operations run at $0.03-0.06/kWh. GPU mining generally needs below $0.08/kWh.
How long to break even on hardware?
Modern ASICs like the S21 (~$5K) break even in 8-14 months at $0.05/kWh. GPU rigs ($2-5K) take 12-24 months. This calculator shows your exact break-even timeline.
Does difficulty affect profitability?
Yes, significantly. More miners = higher difficulty = smaller share of rewards. BTC difficulty typically increases 3-7%/month. This calculator factors difficulty growth into projections.