GoMining ROI & Break-Even Calculator

Most "calculators" show a flat monthly figure that never happens in reality. This one projects your real payback — live BTC price, rising difficulty, halvings and your GMT discount included.

Calculate your break-even

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Break-even
to full payback
Net / month
after fees & discount
Your discount
on electricity
Est. cost
to build this

Break-even erodes rewards through halvings and the difficulty grind, floored at the network's no-arbitrage break-even. Want VIP tiers, reinvestment and multi-year projections? Open the full tool.

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How GoMining ROI works

Return on investment is simply your net earnings over what you put in. For GoMining, net earnings come from daily mining rewards minus your electricity fee:

daily net = (sats/TH/day × your TH × BTC price) − (electricity fee × (1 − GMT discount))

Break-even is the day your cumulative net earnings finally equal what you paid for the hashrate.

The variables that actually move it

Why a projection beats a flat estimate

A realistic model has to erode rewards over time — through Bitcoin halvings and the steady grind of rising difficulty — otherwise it dramatically overstates your returns. GMT Optimizer pulls live BTC price and difficulty, then projects forward with that decay so your break-even reflects reality, not a best-case straight line.

Calculate your real ROI — free

Enter your hashrate and efficiency; get live P&L and a multi-year projection with your break-even.

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Frequently asked questions

How is GoMining ROI calculated?

GoMining ROI is your net earnings divided by what you invested. Net earnings are daily mining rewards (sats per TH per day) minus your electricity fee after any GMT discount. A good calculator projects that forward through halvings and rising difficulty to estimate payback time.

What is the break-even point in GoMining?

Break-even is when your cumulative net mining earnings equal what you paid for the hashrate. It arrives sooner with efficient miners and a larger GMT discount, and later if difficulty rises quickly or Bitcoin's price falls.

What affects GoMining profitability the most?

Three variables dominate: the Bitcoin price, network difficulty, and your miner's efficiency in watts per TH. The GMT discount on your electricity fee is the main lever you directly control.