Hashprice · EUR per PH/s per day · 14.11.2026 06:59 ▲ +8.8 % vs. yesterday · Updates with every block

Hashprice 28.87 € per PH/s per day

BTC price 61 150 € Block reward 3.164 BTC (3.125 subsidy + 0.04 fees) Difficulty 134.8 T

From 34.14 (15 Nov 2025) to 28.87. High 36.55 (4 Oct 26), Low 23.83 (24 Feb 26).

Start 34.14 High 36.55 · 4 Oct 26 Low 23.83 · 24 Feb 26
1 year ▼ −15.4 %
Median · 1 year 30.17 €
Volatility, annualized · 1 year 52 %
Next difficulty adjustment 2 006 blocks ≈ 13.9 days · block 977 760
Next halving 74 246 blocks ≈ 12 Apr 2028 · subsidy 3.125 → 1.5625 BTC

A miner with earns 5.77 € a day.

≈ 173.20 € in 30 days · 9 441 sats a day — at today's hashprice, before power costs and pool fees.

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Network hashrate

The more hashrate competes for the same block reward, the less each PH/s earns. Difficulty follows it every 2016 blocks (about 14 days).

Today · difficulty 134.8 T 903 EH/s

From 1.09 ZH/s (13 Nov 2025) to 901 EH/s. High 1.24 ZH/s (27 Nov 25).

High 1.24 ZH/s · 27 Nov 25
1 year ▼ −17.1 %

What is hashprice?

Hashprice is the expected mining revenue per unit of hashrate and day, shown here in your currency per petahash per second (PH/s) and day. It combines the Bitcoin price, the block reward (subsidy plus transaction fees) and the mining difficulty into a single number and is the most common benchmark for mining revenue.

A falling hashprice means each machine earns less, for example after a halving or when the network hashrate grows faster than the price.

Questions

How is hashprice calculated?

The average block reward of each day (block subsidy plus transaction fees) is valued at the Bitcoin price and multiplied by the number of blocks one PH/s is expected to find per day at the current mining difficulty. The result is the revenue a miner can expect for each PH/s per day.

Why did hashprice drop after the halving?

Every 210 000 blocks, roughly every four years, the block subsidy is cut in half. Unless the Bitcoin price rises or the hashrate falls, each PH/s earns half as much bitcoin from that day on.

How do I use hashprice to estimate my revenue?

Multiply the hashprice by your miner's hashrate in PH/s. A machine with 200 TH/s (0.2 PH/s) earns about 0.2 times the hashprice per day before electricity costs and pool fees.

What is the difficulty adjustment?

Every 2,016 blocks (about 14 days) the network adjusts the mining difficulty so that blocks keep arriving roughly every ten minutes. When more hashrate joins, the difficulty rises and the revenue per machine falls.

Daily values in UTC; today's value updates with every block. BTC prices, block rewards and difficulty from mempool.space.