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Revenue minus electricity — the first, most important cut at whether mining is actually profitable.
Real mining profitability also needs to account for hardware cost and depreciation, pool fees, cooling costs, and network difficulty changes over time — this calculator isolates just the electricity-vs-revenue trade-off, the most immediately actionable number.
Mining profitability is extremely sensitive to your electricity rate — the same rig can be solidly profitable at industrial power rates and solidly unprofitable at typical residential rates, which is why large mining operations chase cheap power above almost everything else.
Daily profit ($)
-0.64
This doesn't include hardware depreciation, pool fees, or cooling costs — treat it as a floor estimate, not full accounting.
What you entered
Daily energy use
(3000 W × 24) ÷ 1000= 72 kWhDaily electricity cost
72 kWh × $0.12= $8.64Daily profit = revenue − electricity cost
$8 − $8.64= $-0.64Result
Daily profit ($): -0.64
At $8/day revenue and $8.64 in electricity, daily profit is $-0.6400000000000006.