A bitcoin miner in Germany makes no profit in November 2026 as long as it runs on grid electricity. At the difficulty of November 3, 2026, Bitmain's air-cooled Antminer S21 XP mines bitcoin worth €7.91 a day and uses 87.5 kilowatt hours to do so. It only turns a profit up to an electricity price of 9.04 cents per kilowatt hour. Household electricity in Germany cost 36.18 cents in the first half of 2026, according to Eurostat, so the device loses €23.74 a day. Our mining calculator shows these figures for five current devices and three electricity prices, plus the formula to work it out yourself.
Bitcoin mining calculator 2026 at a glance: the key figures
- At the difficulty of 148.36 trillion on November 3, 2026, one terahash per second earns €0.0293 a day, one petahash $32.79.
- In the week to November 3, each block paid an average of 3.1432 bitcoin: 3.125 from the block reward and 0.0182 from fees.
- The five devices in our calculator only turn a profit up to an electricity price of between 7.63 and 13.72 cents per kilowatt hour.
- An Antminer S...
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