Electricity scenarios — estimated daily and monthly costs in USD
Rate / kWh
kWh / day
Cost / day
Cost / month
Cost / year
Revenue / day
Profit / day
Profit / month
$0.03
84.00
$2.52
$75.60
$919.80
$5.90
$3.26
$97.94
$0.04
84.00
$3.36
$100.80
$1,226.40
$5.90
$2.42
$72.74
$0.05
84.00
$4.20
$126.00
$1,533.00
$5.90
$1.58
$47.54
$0.06
84.00
$5.04
$151.20
$1,839.60
$5.90
$0.74
$22.34
$0.07 Nearest break-even
84.00
$5.88
$176.40
$2,146.20
$5.90
$-0.10
$-2.86
$0.08
84.00
$6.72
$201.60
$2,452.80
$5.90
$-0.94
$-28.06
$0.09
84.00
$7.56
$226.80
$2,759.40
$5.90
$-1.78
$-53.26
$0.10
84.00
$8.40
$252.00
$3,066.00
$5.90
$-2.62
$-78.46
$0.12
84.00
$10.08
$302.40
$3,679.20
$5.90
$-4.30
$-128.86
$0.15
84.00
$12.60
$378.00
$4,599.00
$5.90
$-6.82
$-204.46
$0.20
84.00
$16.80
$504.00
$6,132.00
$5.90
$-11.02
$-330.46
Revenue is gross; profit deducts the selected pool fee and electricity. Assumes current network conditions remain constant. Nearest break-even is highlighted only when it falls within this table’s range.
Formula and assumptions
Break-even $/kWh = daily revenue after pool fees ÷ daily kWh. Break-even BTC price = electricity/day ÷ BTC/day after pool fees.
This threshold covers ASIC electricity after pool fees. Hosting charges and extra facility power require the corresponding tools.