Bitcoin mining calculator
At the network hashrate of November 8, 2026, a Bitmain Antminer S23 Hydro mines about 0.00024307 BTC a day, worth 18.2 USD; at 0.1 USD per kWh its electricity costs 13.22 USD a day. Change any input below, or pick another of the miners this site reviews.
- Profit a day
- 4.61 USD
- Over 30 days
- 138.25 USD
- Bitcoin a day
- 0.00024307 BTC
- Revenue a day
- 18.2 USD
- Pool fee a day
- 0.364 USD
- Electricity a day
- 13.22 USD
- Break-even electricity price
- 0.135 USD
Network hashrate as of November 8, 2026.
Rate as of November 8, 2026. Fetching the live rate.
Network figures: a hashrate of 1,013 EH/s and an average block time of 10 min 36 sec as of November 8, 2026, and a block subsidy of 3.125 BTC. The calculator above switches to mempool.space's current hashrate when it loads.
The reviewed miners at 0.1 USD per kWh
Each miner's bitcoin and money per day at today's snapshot price and the network figures below, most profitable first. Hardware cost is not included.
| Miner | Bitcoin a day | Revenue a day | Electricity a day | Profit a day | Break-even per kWh |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bitmain Antminer S23 Hydro | 0.00024307 | 18.2 USD | 13.22 USD | 4.97 USD | 0.138 USD |
| Bitmain Antminer S21 XP Hyd | 0.00019822 | 14.84 USD | 13.62 USD | 1.22 USD | 0.109 USD |
| Bitaxe Gamma 601 | 0.0000005 | 0.0376 USD | 0.0432 USD | −0.00555 USD | 0.0871 USD |
| Canaan Avalon Nano 3S | 0.00000251 | 0.188 USD | 0.336 USD | −0.148 USD | 0.056 USD |
| Bitmain Antminer S21 XP | 0.00011315 | 8.47 USD | 8.75 USD | −0.277 USD | 0.0968 USD |
| Fluminer T3 | 0.00004819 | 3.61 USD | 4.08 USD | −0.472 USD | 0.0884 USD |
| Canaan Avalon A15 Pro | 0.00009262 | 6.93 USD | 7.96 USD | −1.02 USD | 0.0871 USD |
| Bitmain Antminer S21 Pro | 0.00009806 | 7.34 USD | 8.42 USD | −1.08 USD | 0.0871 USD |
| MicroBT Whatsminer M60S | 0.00007795 | 5.84 USD | 8.26 USD | −2.42 USD | 0.0707 USD |
| MicroBT Whatsminer M66S+ | 0.00013327 | 9.98 USD | 12.59 USD | −2.62 USD | 0.0792 USD |
How it works
Your share of the network is your hashrate divided by the network's. The network finds about 86,400 ÷ the average block time blocks a day, and each pays the block subsidy, so your expected bitcoin a day is share × blocks × subsidy. Revenue is that times the bitcoin price, less the pool's fee; electricity is power in kilowatts × 24 × your price per kWh. Transaction fees, which change block to block, are left out, and so is luck: a solo miner finds whole blocks or nothing.
What the calculator cannot know
Profit per day holds only while the inputs hold. Network hashrate tends to rise as new machines are switched on, which shrinks every miner's share; the bitcoin price moves; and the block subsidy halves roughly every four years, at block 1,050,000 next. Treat the result as today's rate, not a payback schedule.
Frequently asked questions
Is bitcoin mining profitable?
It depends mostly on your electricity price and your machine's efficiency. The table shows each reviewed miner's profit a day at one electricity price; the calculator gives yours.
What electricity price makes mining profitable?
Anything below the break-even price in the table, which is the price per kWh at which a machine's revenue only just pays for its power. More efficient machines, with fewer joules per terahash, break even at higher prices.
Why does the calculator leave out transaction fees?
Because they vary from block to block and are hard to predict. Leaving them out keeps the estimate on the cautious side.
What happens to mining profit at the halving?
The block subsidy halves, so with everything else unchanged each machine earns half as much bitcoin a day. The halving page counts down to the next one.
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