Question 1

What determines the cost to mine 1 Bitcoin?

Accepted Answer

Mining cost depends on ASIC efficiency, electricity tariffs, uptime, cooling method, and network difficulty. We model these factors using real USA & EU data.

Question 2

Why does mining cost vary by country?

Accepted Answer

Power prices differ across regions. Industrial miners may access sub-4¢/kWh rates, while residential tariffs can exceed 10–20¢/kWh. These variations heavily influence mining profitability.

Question 3

How do you calculate Bitcoin mining breakeven?

Accepted Answer

Breakeven is calculated using difficulty, estimated BTC mined per day, ASIC efficiency, and electricity cost assumptions. See our methodology page for formulas and data sources.

Question 4

Which ASICs have the lowest cost per BTC?

Accepted Answer

The most efficient ASICs today include the Antminer S21 series and Whatsminer M60 series, operating under 20 J/TH. These units offer the lowest USD cost per BTC mined across USA & EU.

Question 5

What’s included for free at launch?

Accepted Answer

Free users get monthly averages for USA & EU and access to a curated set of ASIC models. No sign-in is required to preview the dashboard.

Question 6

How fresh is the data?

Accepted Answer

During beta we publish monthly aggregates. Daily history and live wholesale feeds will be added in upcoming releases.

Question 7

Which ASIC models and regions are covered?

Accepted Answer

Coverage starts with popular SHA-256 ASICs across USA & EU regions, expanding over time and across subscription tiers.

Question 8

Can I export data?

Accepted Answer

CSV exports and a Read API are on the product roadmap. Early testers may gain early access before general release.