Mempool.space API
Network hashrate, current difficulty, reward stats, fees, and BTC price endpoints.
Bitcoin Mining Calculator
Bitcoin Mining Profit Calculator
Estimate ASIC revenue, power cost, and net mining profit
Enter hashrate, power draw, electricity price, pool fee, difficulty, BTC price, and block reward. The calculator uses expected-value mining math, so it is useful for planning but not a promise of payout.
$75,805
BTC/USD
136.6T
Difficulty
0.0225
BTC fees/block
1,009 EH/s
Network hashrate
Formula used
Expected BTC/day = ((TH/s × 10^12 × miners × 86,400 × uptime) ÷ (difficulty × 2^32)) × (block subsidy + average fees) × (1 - pool fee). Net profit subtracts kWh cost.
Sensitivity check
Lower BTC price$0
Base case$0
Higher difficulty$0
Data sources and limits
Live fields use public APIs when the browser can reach them. Mining results still vary because pool luck, stale shares, transaction fees, curtailment, firmware tuning, and repairs change real payouts.
CoinGecko API
Fallback BTC/USD price source when the Mempool price endpoint is unavailable.
Bitcoin difficulty math
Expected hashes per block use difficulty multiplied by 2^32; the page applies that relation to daily hashrate.
Mining calculator FAQ
Why can actual payouts differ from the estimate?
The formula is expected value. Real pool payouts vary with pool luck, stale shares, fees, downtime, firmware settings, and the exact payout method.
Should I include cooling and hosting costs?
Yes. Add those costs separately or include them in the electricity price if your power contract rolls cooling and facility overhead into one rate.
Can this calculator compare firmware settings?
Yes. Run one scenario per hashrate and wattage profile, then compare net profit, break-even electricity price, and revenue per PH/day.