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2026-09-22 6 min read

Mining Revenue Calculator

Gross daily, monthly and annual mining revenue before power costs.

Calculator

Hashrate(TH/s) Help
TH/s

ASIC output in terahash per second.

Network Difficulty (T)(T)
T
Coin Price
$
Pool Fee(%)
%

Results

Normal

Daily Revenue

$7.52/day

Daily Coins

0.00008001/day

Monthly Revenue

$225.75/mo

Annual Revenue

$2,746.57/yr

Live results update as you type — currently showing daily revenue of $7.52 /day. Replace the defaults with your own numbers for an exact read.

Visualizations

Revenue Scale

7.5$Daily
225.7$Monthly
2,747$Annual

Formula

Gross top line before power — the starting point for profit.

Revenue/day = coins/day × price × (1 − poolFee)

Variables

SymbolNameUnitDescription
HHashrateTH/sMachine output
DDifficultyTNetwork difficulty
PPrice$Coin price

Explanation

Cash the pool pays before electricity.

Step-by-Step Calculation

Follow each step to understand how the result is calculated from your inputs.

Step 1

Daily coins ≈ (hashrate × 86,400 × block reward) ÷ (difficulty × 2^32)

Result: 0.00008001 BTC/day
Step 2

Daily revenue = coins × price × (1 − pool fee) = 0.00008001 × $95,000.00 × 99.0%

Result: $7.52
Step 3

Monthly ≈ daily × 30

Result: $225.75
Final Answer
$7.52

Worked Examples

See how the calculator works with different scenarios.

Scenario

The mining revenue calculator run on the values above, showing the full calculation path.

Inputs

hashrate:140
difficulty:110
coinPrice:95000
poolFee:1

Calculation

1. Daily coins ≈ (hashrate × 86,400 × block reward) ÷ (difficulty × 2^32) → 0.00008001 BTC/day 2. Daily revenue = coins × price × (1 − pool fee) = 0.00008001 × $95,000.00 × 99.0% → $7.52 3. Monthly ≈ daily × 30 → $225.75

Result

Daily Revenue: $7.52 /day

Interpretation

Gross revenue before power — subtract electricity for true profit.

Understanding Your Result

Your Result: Daily Revenue: $7.52 /day

What This Means

Cash the pool pays before electricity.

Why It Matters

Gross revenue before power — subtract electricity for true profit.

Professional Interpretation

Gross revenue before power — subtract electricity for true profit.

How this is calculated

Gross top line before power — the starting point for profit.

What drives the result

Daily coins ≈ (your hashes ÷ network hashes) × blocks per day × block reward. Revenue = coins × price × (1 − pool fee). Profit = revenue − power cost − other costs. Payback = hardware ÷ daily profit.

Recommendations

  • •Difficulty retargets ~every 2 weeks; re-run often.
  • •Pool fee and uptime come straight off the top.

Educational Content

Introduction

Mining turns electricity and hardware into coins. Revenue follows hashrate share of network difficulty times coin price; profit subtracts power and pool costs. Difficulty retargets roughly every two weeks, so every figure here is a snapshot.

Concept Explanation

Daily coins ≈ (your hashes ÷ network hashes) × blocks per day × block reward. Revenue = coins × price × (1 − pool fee). Profit = revenue − power cost − other costs. Payback = hardware ÷ daily profit.

Applications

▸Sizing an ASIC purchase
▸Choosing a power rate or host
▸Stress-testing halvings and difficulty jumps
▸Comparing staking vs mining yield

Benefits

  • •Difficulty-aware revenue math
  • •Power-first cost view
  • •Payback and ROI on one page

Limitations

  • •Difficulty and price move constantly
  • •Pool luck and downtime approximated via uptime
  • •Firmware efficiency gains not modeled

Best Practices

  • •Re-run after each difficulty epoch
  • •Add 5–10% for cooling and PSU loss
  • •Model the next halving before buying hardware

Common Misconceptions

Myth: Hashrate alone sets earnings
Truth: Share of network difficulty sets earnings — rising difficulty cuts everyone.
Myth: Paper payback equals real payback
Truth: Difficulty growth stretches real payback well past the day-one figure.

Practical Tips

  • •Compare revenue/TH across machines.

Common Mistakes

Buying on revenue alone
Power decides the winner.

Assumptions

This calculator makes the following assumptions to provide estimates:

Steady difficulty: Snapshot only.

Limitations

Be aware of these limitations when using this calculator:

Limitation: Difficulty and price move constantly
Limitation: Pool luck and downtime approximated via uptime
Limitation: Firmware efficiency gains not modeled

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about this calculator.

Revenue vs profit?
Revenue minus power and fees equals profit.
How accurate is the mining revenue calculator?
Every figure follows directly from the inputs using the stated formula, so it is accurate to the quality of the values you enter. Markets move — re-run with fresh prices, difficulty and rates before acting.
Do these calculators use live prices?
No — you enter prices manually so every figure is reproducible. Re-run with current quotes before trading.
Are fees included?
Yes where the mode asks for them. Enter exchange, pool and network costs explicitly for net figures.

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How hard the network makes finding a block; rising difficulty cuts revenue per terahash.

Authoritative References

Trusted sources and standards referenced by this calculator.

Applicable Standards

Money rounded for display only; all calculations run at full precisionFees modeled as user-entered rates on the relevant legMining uses post-2024 3.125 BTC block subsidy before transaction feesTax pages use simplified flat-rate models, not full progressive codes

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Page Information

Last Updated:

2026-09-22

Version:

2.0.0

License:

Free to use for educational and professional purposes.