Seven machines, from a 2020 S19 to a 2024 S21 Pro. Same network, same bitcoin, same day: the only variable is how many joules each one burns per terahash. Collected 22/10/2026.
| Model | Hashrate | Power | J/TH | Gross/day | Net at $0.07 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Antminer S21 Pro | 234 TH/s | 3,510 W | 15.0 | $8.35 | +$2.45 |
| Antminer S21 | 200 TH/s | 3,500 W | 17.5 | $7.13 | +$1.25 |
| Whatsminer M60S | 186 TH/s | 3,441 W | 18.5 | $6.63 | +$0.85 |
| Avalon A1466 | 150 TH/s | 3,230 W | 21.5 | $5.35 | -$0.08 |
| Antminer S19 Pro | 110 TH/s | 3,250 W | 29.5 | $3.92 | -$1.54 |
| Antminer S19j Pro | 104 TH/s | 3,068 W | 29.5 | $3.71 | -$1.44 |
| Antminer S19 | 95 TH/s | 3,250 W | 34.0 | $3.39 | -$2.07 |
Manufacturer rated figures, 144 blocks a day at 3.125 BTC, BTC price and hashrate collected 22/10/2026. Pool and hosting fees not deducted.
Two machines can cost the same and earn the same, and still not be worth the same: the one at 15 J/TH needs roughly half the electricity of the one at 34 J/TH. Since the coins per terahash are identical across models, the entire difference lands on the power bill.
The break-even figure on each page is the number to compare with your own tariff. Above it, the machine works for the utility.
234 TH/s · 3,510 W · 15.0 J/TH
Gross output: $8.35/day · 84.2 kWh/day · break-even: $0.0991/kWh.
200 TH/s · 3,500 W · 17.5 J/TH
Gross output: $7.13/day · 84.0 kWh/day · break-even: $0.0849/kWh.
186 TH/s · 3,441 W · 18.5 J/TH
Gross output: $6.63/day · 82.6 kWh/day · break-even: $0.0803/kWh.
150 TH/s · 3,230 W · 21.5 J/TH
Gross output: $5.35/day · 77.5 kWh/day · break-even: $0.0690/kWh.
110 TH/s · 3,250 W · 29.5 J/TH
Gross output: $3.92/day · 78.0 kWh/day · break-even: $0.0503/kWh.
104 TH/s · 3,068 W · 29.5 J/TH
Gross output: $3.71/day · 73.6 kWh/day · break-even: $0.0504/kWh.
95 TH/s · 3,250 W · 34.0 J/TH
Gross output: $3.39/day · 78.0 kWh/day · break-even: $0.0434/kWh.
The hashrate tiers answer the same question by power level, from 1 to 500 TH/s.
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