Crypto Mining Profitability Calculator
Estimated Net Profit (USD)
Daily Breakdown Details
- Gross Revenue: $0.00
- – Electricity Cost: $0.00
- – Pool Fees: $0.00
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Cryptocurrency mining is the process of validating transactions on a blockchain network in exchange for rewards. The core metric determining your potential revenue is "Hash Rate," which is a measure of the computational power your mining hardware can contribute to the network. However, converting that hash rate into actual USD profit is not a simple one-to-one conversion.
Profitability is highly volatile and depends on the delicate balance between revenue generation and operational costs. While having a high hash rate increases your chances of earning block rewards, the associated costs of running high-powered hardware can severely diminish or even turn net profits negative.
Key Factors Influencing Mining Profitability
To accurately determine how your hardware's hash rate translates to USD, several dynamic factors must be considered simultaneously:
- Network Difficulty and Coin Price: These are the two most significant external factors. "Difficulty" adjusts based on how many miners are on the network; higher difficulty means you need more hash rate to earn the same amount of crypto. The market price of the coin determines what that crypto is worth in USD. Because these change constantly, our calculator requires you to input a current "Estimated Revenue per TH/s" based on real-time market data.
- Power Consumption (Watts): ASIC miners and GPU rigs consume vast amounts of electricity. Your hardware's efficiency (measured in Joules per Terahash, or J/TH) dictates how many Watts are needed to generate a specific hash rate.
- Electricity Cost ($/kWh): This is often the deciding factor between profit and loss. A miner with cheap residential or industrial electricity rates (e.g., $0.06/kWh) might be highly profitable, while the same hardware running in an area with expensive power (e.g., $0.25/kWh) could be losing money daily.
- Pool Fees: Most individual miners join "mining pools" to combine hash rate and smooth out rewards. Pools typically charge a fee ranging from 1% to 3% of your gross earnings.
How to Use This Calculator
This tool is designed to help you calculate net operational profit by subtracting your fixed costs from current market revenue estimates. Here is a guide to the inputs:
- Your Total Hash Rate (TH/s): Enter the total combined computing power of your mining setup in Terahashes per second. For example, a modern ASIC miner might produce between 90 and 140 TH/s.
- Power Consumption (Watts): Enter the total wattage drawn by your hardware at the wall. This is critical for calculating electricity costs. A 100 TH/s miner might draw roughly 3000 Watts.
- Electricity Cost ($/kWh): Find your local utility rate per kilowatt-hour from your electricity bill. This is your biggest expense variable.
- Pool Fee (%): Enter the percentage fee charged by your chosen mining pool.
- Current Estimated Revenue ($ USD / TH/s / Day): Because network difficulty and crypto prices fluctuate wildly, a static calculator cannot know the live revenue. You must find the current daily revenue figure from a real-time mining tracker website. For Bitcoin, this figure is usually expressed as dollars earned per Terahash per day.
By inputting these figures, the calculator provides a realistic snapshot of your daily, monthly, and yearly net profit, accounting for the massive impact of electricity costs.