Bitcoin Mining Calculator

Last updated: July 2026 · Network ~780 EH/s · Block reward 3.125 BTC

A Bitcoin miner's profit is simple math: hashrate share × block rewards − electricity. At mid-2026 conditions (~780 EH/s, $100,000 BTC), an Antminer S21 earns ≈ $0.0058 BTC/month; at a hosted rate of $0.072/kWh that leaves roughly $395/month gross → $210/month profit. Calculate any of 16 current ASIC models below.

Revenue/day
$27.29
0.000273 BTC
Power/day
−$9.81
Profit/month
$532.10
Margin: 64.1%

Network: ~780 EH/s · block reward 3.125 BTC · excludes pool fees & difficulty drift. Estimate, not financial advice.

Investor mode: ROI, payback & the hodl benchmark

Quick calculators overstate returns because they freeze today's difficulty forever. This one simulates month by month: network hashrate compounds (historical average ~3–5%/month), pool fees are deducted, CAPEX is on the books from day one — and the result is benchmarked against simply buying BTC with the same capital. If mining doesn't beat the hodl benchmark, the investment doesn't make sense.

Investor assumptions (difficulty drift, BTC path, pool fee)
CAPEX
$9,800
1× SS21 XP Hyd
Month-1 profit
$524
Margin: 63.7%
Payback
> horizon
incl. difficulty drift
ROI (24 mo)
-40.1%
Net: $-3,925

Benchmark: mining vs. simply buying BTC

Same $9,800 buys 0.0980 BTC today → worth $9,800 after 24 months (net +$0). Mining nets $-3,925 and accumulates 0.1304 BTC. Buy-and-hold wins under these assumptions.

Break-even BTC price (month 1, opex only): $36,305

MonthBTC/moRevenue/moPower/moCumulative net
10.00822$822−$299$-9,276
60.00676$676−$299$-7,108
120.00534$534−$299$-5,356
180.00422$422−$299$-4,347
240.00334$334−$299$-3,925

Assumes 780 EH/s network, 3.125 BTC block reward, 4.0%/mo network growth compounding, 1.0% pool fee. Cumulative net includes CAPEX. Excludes taxes, firmware tuning, downtime and resale value of hardware. Estimates, not financial advice.

Profitability of all current miners at a glance

Precomputed at $100,000 BTC for the three most common electricity scenarios — 6.5¢/kWh (cheap hosting), 8¢/kWh (upper hosting range) and 35¢/kWh (German home rate). Click any model for its full profitability page.

MinerTH/sEfficiencyProfit/mo @$0.065 (6.5¢)@$0.08 (8¢)@$0.35 (35¢, home DE)
Antminer S21 XP Hyd 473 12.0 J/TH $561 $499 $-621
Antminer S21 XP 270 13.5 J/TH $301 $261 $-458
Antminer S21 Hyd 335 16.0 J/TH $334 $275 $-782
Antminer S21 Pro 234 15.0 J/TH $244 $206 $-487
Antminer S21 200 17.5 J/TH $185 $147 $-544
Antminer T21 190 19.0 J/TH $162 $123 $-589
Antminer S19 XP 140 21.5 J/TH $103 $70 $-524
Antminer S19k Pro 120 23.0 J/TH $80 $49 $-495
Antminer S19j Pro 104 29.5 J/TH $37 $3 $-602
Whatsminer M66S 298 18.5 J/TH $262 $201 $-886
Whatsminer M60S 186 18.5 J/TH $163 $126 $-553
Whatsminer M60 172 19.9 J/TH $140 $102 $-573
Whatsminer M50S 126 26.0 J/TH $66 $30 $-616
Avalon A1566 185 18.5 J/TH $162 $125 $-550
Avalon A1466 150 21.5 J/TH $110 $75 $-562
Sealminer A2 226 16.5 J/TH $220 $179 $-557

How mining profitability works

Revenue = your share of network hashrate × 144 blocks/day × 3.125 BTC block reward × BTC price. Costs = watts × 24h × your all-in kWh rate. The kWh rate is the single most important lever — compare current provider rates in our Hosting Comparison 2026 or check the Hosting Price Index.