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Bitcoin Mining Profitability Calculator
Enter your miner model, hosting location, and quantity to instantly estimate gross revenue, electricity cost, and net daily and monthly profit using live BTC price and current network difficulty. Results are estimates — BTC price and network difficulty fluctuate continuously and are not guaranteed.
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242 TH/s
Hashrate
3,500 W
Power
14.5 J/TH
Efficiency
All-in rate: $0.07/kWh
Frequently Asked Questions
- How is Bitcoin mining profitability calculated?
- The calculator divides your miner's hashrate by the current Bitcoin network hashrate to estimate your share of block rewards. Network hashrate is derived from current difficulty using the formula: hashrate = difficulty × 2³² ÷ 600 seconds. Your estimated BTC per day = (your hashrate ÷ network hashrate) × 144 blocks/day × 3.125 BTC/block.
- What electricity rate does this calculator use?
- The Southeast Texas hosting location uses an all-in rate of $0.07 per kWh, which covers electricity, facility costs, and management. This is the fixed rate in our hosting contract — there are no hidden fees.
- Does this calculator guarantee profit?
- No. All results are estimates based on the BTC price and network difficulty at the moment of calculation. Both change continuously — sometimes dramatically within a single day. The calculator assumes 24/7 uptime with no downtime, hardware failure, or pool variance. Actual results will vary.
- Why does the M73 (hydro-cooled) show higher electricity cost than the M70?
- The M73 draws 7,200W compared to 3,500W for the M70/M70S. Hydro cooling enables the M73 to run at far higher total hashrate (470 TH/s vs. 242 TH/s), but it is less energy-efficient per terahash: 15.3 J/TH vs. 14.5 J/TH for the M70. Higher hashrate means higher electricity cost per unit.
- How often does the BTC price update?
- The price is fetched from CoinGecko (Binance as fallback) each time you load or refresh the page. Use the Refresh button to pull the latest price at any time. The timestamp next to the price shows when it was last fetched.