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Crypto Mining Profitability Calculator

Estimate daily and monthly mining profit from hashrate, network difficulty, electricity cost, and coin price. For educational purposes only. Not financial advice.

Your hash rate in the selected unit (e.g. 100 MH/s for a typical GPU)
Total network hashrate in MH/s. Convert if needed: 1 EH/s = 1,000,000 TH/s = 1e12 MH/s.
Block reward in coins. BTC: 3.125 (post-2024 halving), ETH PoW: 2
BTC ≈ 144 (10 min blocks), ETH ≈ 6,500 (12 s blocks)
Current market price per coin in USD. For educational purposes only.
Mining pool fee percentage. Typical: 1–2%.

Results

Daily Profit$2,665.80
Monthly Profit$79,974.00
Daily Revenue$2,700.00
Daily Electricity Cost$7.20

📖What is it?

Mining profitability is the net daily income from mining after electricity and pool fees. Revenue = (your hashrate ÷ network hashrate) × block reward × blocks per day × coin price. For educational purposes only — not financial advice.

🎯How to use

Enter your mining rig's hashrate and select the unit. Enter the network total hashrate (found on blockchain explorers), block reward, blocks per day, current coin price, power consumption, electricity rate, and pool fee. The calculator returns daily and monthly profit estimates.

💡Example scenario

A miner with 100 TH/s (normalised to 100,000,000 MH/s) on a network of 500 EH/s (5×10¹⁴ MH/s), 3.125 BTC reward, 144 blocks/day, $60,000 BTC price, 3,000 W, $0.10/kWh, 1% pool fee: daily revenue ≈ $0.32, electricity ≈ $7.20 — not profitable at this scale without much cheaper power.

🏆Pro tip

Electricity cost is the largest variable cost in mining. At $0.05/kWh vs. $0.12/kWh, profitability can swing from comfortable profit to deep loss. Industrial miners in Iceland, Kazakhstan, and Paraguay gain a significant edge purely through electricity access. Always model at least 3 price scenarios (bull, base, bear) before investing in hardware.