Crypto mining calculators
Pick the best ASIC, calculate ROI and forecast your profit for Bitcoin, Kaspa, Dogecoin, Litecoin and more, using your miner’s hashrate, power use and your electricity price.
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Estimates only. Earnings change with coin price, network difficulty and uptime, and are not guaranteed.
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Learn how hashrate, efficiency (J/TH) and electricity price decide your earnings, and how to compare ASICs on ROI.
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Is Bitcoin mining profitable?
It depends mainly on three numbers: your miner’s efficiency, your electricity price and the current revenue per terahash. Use the Bitcoin mining calculator above to test your own figures, because ASIC miner profitability changes daily with coin price and network difficulty.
How much does it cost to run a Bitcoin miner?
Multiply the miner’s power in kilowatts by 24 hours and your price per kWh. For example, an Antminer S21 XP Hyd drawing about 5.7 kW uses roughly 136 kWh a day: about $8.20 a day at $0.06 per kWh, or $20.40 a day at $0.15. That Bitcoin miner electricity cost is why most large miners run in hosting centers with cheap power.
What is the most profitable ASIC miner in 2026?
The best Bitcoin miner for you is the one with the highest net profit at your electricity price, not simply the highest hashrate. Newer hydro-cooled models usually lead on efficiency. Compare the most profitable ASIC miners in the shop, where every miner has its own calculator.