Bitcoin Miner Profitability Matrix
This calculator enables you to show monthly profit over two parameters of your choice.
How
First, select the two axes you want to have plotted.
Second, if your miner is in the selection, you can pick this to set the hashrate and power consumtion.
Then set the contract details: mining pool fee, energy price and number of machines.
Finally, set the blockchain information: the subsidy, difficulty and lastly, the price.
Now you can play around, or share the URL.
You can alter the step of both axes by changing the set value. For example, if you have price selected on one of the axes, changing the price in the parameter list will change the range of shown prices.
The formula
The formula is a division to determine your piece of the pie of the total hash rate for a single machine, minus the costs and multiplied by the number of machines.
Remember
This is not investment advice. Mining has uncertainty and is a stochastic process. There are a lot of variables in play that are hard to predict.
Why?
Initially I made the matrix of price vs difficulty in a spreadsheet because I was curious how future-proof a specific miner would be. As I wanted to experiment with other parameters I thought it made sense to make a web version of my spreadsheet.
Acknowledgements
ASIC Miner Value for data on a lot of hardware.
@braiins_systems for verification against their Bitcoin Mining Profitability Calculator.
@Modl_HodI for the name. It's stupid but I like it.
FAQ
Q: I change a value and nothing changes.
A: If you have selected a parameter as one of the axes, the value in the edit box will only be used to scale the range on that axis. F.e. with price selected on the x-axis, a price of $50,000 will make that axis go in steps of $10,000 up to $100,000. The value in the left column will end up roughly at the 5th row or column.
Q: Why are the parameters in such a strange order?
A: See acknowledgements.
Q: My miner is not in the list?
A: Ping me via mail, on twitter or make an issue on GitHub.