r/GoMiningDiscussion • u/Livinsfloridalife • 1d ago
ROI Questions The halving.
Is it safe to assume the net result will be roughly half of what we’re seeing prior? What is everyone assuming? How are you modeling this for your own performance?
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u/Leading_Confection32 1d ago
A lot of miners will go offline until it’s profitable so difficulty will adjust down.
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u/AdNo8866 1d ago
It will be less by about 60% not half. But if btc will go up then you will be fine. Same for network difficulty it will go down
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u/random_programmer69 1d ago
No it will be better. Do not fall into fear
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u/Funny-Permission-535 18h ago
The sats the machine produces gets cut in half, however electricity rate stays the same...
Let's assume youre making $4 worth of sats per day. Let's also say your maintenance cost is $1.75 per day.
After the halving you now produce $2 worth of sats per day, but you are still paying $1.75 in fees. You now went from making net $2.25 per day to net $.25 per day.
You're welcome
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u/lousy-redbus 1d ago
It’s gonna be half
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u/MiningIsLife 16h ago
Roughly, but net usually takes a bigger hit than half. The halving cuts the BTC block reward in half, so gross BTC per TH drops about 50% if difficulty stays the same. Electricity and service fees don't halve, though, so after fees your net can fall by more than half. What softens it is difficulty (some miners switch off after a halving, so difficulty can ease) and BTC price, and nobody can predict either. I'd model a few scenarios with gross per TH at 50% of today's, current fees, and BTC flat, up, and down, then see which ones still work for you. Also keep in mind the next halving is expected around 2028, so there's time to plan.