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The rate is what you pay per kWh your machine uses; uptime is the share of hours the site has power. A cheaper site with lower uptime can still mine a bitcoin for less, or for more: the miner pages work it out for each machine at each site.
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Latest from the blog Bitcoin today: Democrats sweep Congress, bitcoin rebounds from under $76,000 to above $80,000 Why a bitcoin miner’s daily earnings change when nothing on the machine changed Two 5% difficulty rises in 13 days, a first since 2024, cut a petahash’s coins by 11% 569 days in the UAE, the Antminer S21+ Hyd has never come within $6 of its power line What share of the bitcoin network does one miner own, and what does that share earn a day? Fees are 0.6% of miner pay, down from 22% in December 2023, though transactions are up 28% Bitcoin today: $3.6 billion leaves Binance as it reopens, bitcoin ETFs' worst day since June How big and heavy is a bitcoin miner? 13 to 23 kg air-cooled, up to 50 kg as a rack unit
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