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Bitcoin Mining Calculator

Bitcoin Mining Calculator

What could your Bitcoin miner return over time?

Model how much BTC your miner may produce, what that Bitcoin could be worth later, and the resulting return after hardware and hosting costs.

How this calculator works

The model estimates BTC production from an Antminer S21 XP reference rate, reduces future output using your selected annual decline, and values all mined Bitcoin at the modeled price for each point in time. Cash outlay includes the miner purchase and cumulative hosting costs.

Mining setup

Start with your miner count, hardware cost, hosting cost, and the current Bitcoin price.

Growth assumptions

Adjust the timeline, modeled Bitcoin growth, and expected decline in mining output.

Choose how long the miner operates
3 years
1 year5 years
Modeled change in BTC price
15%
-30%60%
Annual reduction in BTC production
15%
0%50%
Estimated ROI after 3 years

Projected mining return after hardware and hosting costs

Modeled return
— estimated profit

BTC producedTotal estimated BTC mined
Projected BTC priceModeled price at the end
Projected BTC valueValue of all mined BTC held
Hardware outlayTotal miner purchase cost
Hosting outlayCumulative hosting cost
Total cash outlayHardware plus hosting

Modeled value and cumulative cost

Track the projected value of held mined Bitcoin against total hardware and hosting outlay over time.

Calculating crossover

What this means

A plain-language summary using the assumptions selected above.

Methodology & assumptions

The model starts with a reference production rate of 0.0001341 BTC per day for one Antminer S21 XP, based on Abundant Mines' public August 2026 example, then reduces future BTC production using the selected annual mining-output decline.

Total cash outlay equals hardware purchase cost plus monthly hosting for the selected period. All mined BTC is assumed to be held throughout the timeline.

At each month, projected BTC value equals cumulative BTC produced multiplied by the modeled Bitcoin price for that month. The ending estimated profit equals ending projected BTC value minus total cash outlay. Estimated ROI equals estimated profit divided by total cash outlay.

The mining-output decline is a simplified proxy for changing network difficulty, global hashrate, block rewards, transaction fees, uptime, and other mining conditions.