Bitcoin Mining Calculator
At today's network hashrate (1,057 EH/s), block reward (3.125 BTC plus about 0.013 BTC in fees per block) and price ($80,569), each terahash per second of mining power earns about 42.7 sats a day — a hashprice of $34.44 per PH/s per day before electricity. Enter your machine below.
Network data 4m ago · block 973,110 · bitcoin $80,569
Your mining profit
Assumes 144 blocks a day, today's fees per block and no change in difficulty or price — in reality network hashrate keeps rising, which cuts your share over time, and the reward halves around 2028. Hardware cost, cooling, hosting and taxes are not included. Example: 200 TH/s at 3,500 W is 17.5 J/TH, typical of recent air-cooled machines.
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Mining calculator: FAQ
Is bitcoin mining profitable right now?
It depends mostly on your electricity price and machine efficiency. At today's hashprice of $34.44 per PH/s per day, a machine using 17.5 J/TH breaks even at about $0.082 per kWh (before hardware cost and pool fees).
What is hashprice?
The expected mining revenue per unit of hashrate per day — here in US dollars per petahash per second (PH/s) per day. It falls when network hashrate rises, at halvings and when the price falls; fees push it up.
How much bitcoin does one miner make a day?
A 200 TH/s machine earns about 8,550 sats ($6.89) a day at today's numbers, before pool fees and electricity.
What happens to mining income at the halving?
The block reward halves from 3.125 to 1.5625 BTC, so income per terahash roughly halves overnight unless the price or fees rise. Less efficient machines usually switch off.
Network data: mempool.space (block height, fees and difficulty every few minutes; history every 6 hours). Price: live bitcoin price.