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CoinucationBitcoin mining profitability calculator
Enter your miner's hashrate and power draw, your electricity price and a pool fee. Network hashrate and block reward are editable so you can test different difficulty scenarios. BTC price is live from our feed.
Expected BTC/day = (your hashrate / network hashrate) x 144 blocks x subsidy x (1 + fees) x (1 - pool fee). Network hashrate is an editable estimate; hardware, hosting and downtime are not included.
How mining revenue is estimated
Your expected share of the network's hashrate times the coins issued per day (144 blocks of 3.125 BTC after the April 2024 halving, plus fees) gives expected daily BTC. Revenue is that in dollars at the current price; profit subtracts electricity and the pool fee.
What moves the result
Network hashrate rises most months, cutting your share; difficulty adjusts every 2,016 blocks to match. Electricity is usually the largest cost. Transaction fees add a few percent in quiet periods and far more during congestion. Hardware cost and hosting are not included here.
Frequently asked questions
What network hashrate should I use?
The default is an estimate you should replace with the current figure from a block explorer; the result scales inversely with it.
Why is my real payout lower?
Pool luck, stale shares, higher than nameplate power draw, cooling costs and downtime all reduce real returns. Treat the result as an upper bound.
Does it account for the next halving?
No. Edit the block reward to 1.5625 to see post-2028 economics.
This calculator is for information only and is not financial, tax or investment advice. Results depend on the inputs you enter and on market data that can be delayed. Ownership and conflict disclosure.