Crypto Mining Calculators
Estimate mining profitability with live prices for Bitcoin, Ethereum Classic, Litecoin, Kaspa, Dogecoin, Monero, and Zcash. Our free calculators factor in hashrate, power consumption, electricity costs, pool fees, and hardware investment to give you a clear picture of your mining operation.
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Estimated daily profit
-$7.80
0.000213 BTC / day
Revenue
Profit (after electricity)
Costs & Efficiency
Environmental Impact
Based on global average grid intensity of 0.475 kg CO₂/kWh (IEA 2024). Your actual footprint depends on your energy source.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I calculate Bitcoin mining profitability?
Enter your ASIC miner's hashrate (in TH/s), power consumption (in watts), and electricity cost (in $/kWh) into our Bitcoin mining calculator. The tool uses the current Bitcoin price and network difficulty to estimate your daily, monthly, and yearly revenue, costs, and profit.
Is crypto mining still profitable in 2026?
Profitability depends on your electricity costs, hardware efficiency, and current coin prices. Miners with access to cheap electricity ($0.03–0.06/kWh) and modern ASIC hardware typically remain profitable even in bear markets. Use the calculators above to check your specific setup.
What is the best cryptocurrency to mine?
The most profitable coin varies based on hardware type, electricity costs, and market conditions. Bitcoin remains the dominant ASIC-mined coin, while Ethereum Classic is popular for GPU miners and Monero for CPU miners. Use the multi-coin calculator above to compare profitability across coins.
How long does it take to break even on mining hardware?
Break-even time depends on hardware cost, mining revenue, and electricity expenses. Use the ROI tab above to estimate your break-even period. Typical break-even for modern ASICs ranges from 6–18 months depending on market conditions and electricity rates.
How accurate are mining calculators?
Mining calculators provide estimates based on current conditions. Actual results will differ as network difficulty adjusts (roughly every two weeks for Bitcoin), coin prices fluctuate, and pool luck varies. Treat these figures as a starting point for your analysis, not a guaranteed prediction.
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