₿ Interactive Simulator

BITCOINMINING GAME

Pick your hardware. Set your electricity rate. Compete against the entire network. The halving is coming — can you survive it?

// Step 1 — Choose Your Hardware
Antminer S9
Gen 2017
Hash Rate: 14 TH/s
Power: 1,372 W
Efficiency: 98 J/TH
Cost: ~$200
Legacy
Antminer S19 Pro
Gen 2020
Hash Rate: 110 TH/s
Power: 3,250 W
Efficiency: 29.5 J/TH
Cost: ~$1,500
Antminer S21 XP
Gen 2024
Hash Rate: 270 TH/s
Power: 3,645 W
Efficiency: 13.5 J/TH
Cost: ~$4,000
Best 2026
// Step 2 — Your Setup
8¢
3
Normal
// Pre-Game Economics
Your Hash Rate
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Daily Power Cost
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Est. Daily Revenue
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Est. Daily Profit
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// Mining Operations — Live Feed
Blocks Found
0
Total Revenue
$0.00
Power Costs
$0.00
Net Profit
$0.00
// Block Events
[ SYSTEM ] Connecting to Bitcoin network...
// Cumulative P&L ($)
RESULTS
Blocks Found
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Total Revenue
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Power Costs
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Net Profit
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Break-Even Rate
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Survived Halving
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// Why Does This Matter?
Bitcoin mining is intentionally competitive. The network automatically adjusts difficulty every 2,016 blocks (~2 weeks) so that blocks are always found roughly every 10 minutes — no matter how much or how little hashrate is on the network. Every 4 years, the block reward halves. Miners who survive the halving do so because efficiency wins. This simulator models real economics: actual S9/S19/S21 XP specs, real network hashrate (~1.020 ZH/s in 2026), real electricity rates, and the real block reward (3.125 BTC post-2024 halving).
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HALVING EVENT
The Bitcoin block reward just halved. Your revenue per block just dropped by 50%. This is the moment that separates efficient miners from the rest. Do you have the margins to survive?