1000KH
Hashrate
2.47W/KH
Efficiency
Antminer X9
RandomX · 1000KH · 2470W · Air Cooled
Gross ROI:8 MonthNet ROI:
2026 ASIC Miner Rankings
Highest Earning ASIC Miners in 2026
Ranked live by raw earning power, before electricity.
See the highest earning ASIC miners in 2026, ranked purely on what each machine generates at today's prices and network difficulty. These are gross earnings before electricity, the cleanest measure of raw output, and the live cards further down break every machine into its day, month and year figures.
Compare the Highest Earning ASIC Miners in One Live Table
Raw earning power for every machine we stock, updated as the market moves.
Current View
| Brand | Mineable Coins | Cooling | Forecasting Notes | % Change | Details | ||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Bitmain |
 RandomX |
       |
1000KH | 2470W | — | 2.47W/KH |  Air |
£5,800.00 | £5.80/KH | £23.70 | — | — | — | — | 245 Days | 149% | ||||
| 3 | Bitmain |
 SHA-256 |
       |
860TH | 11180W | — | 13W/TH |  Hydro |
£10,965.00 | £12.75/TH | £22.52 | — | — | — | — | 487 Days | 75% | ||||
| 4 | Bitmain |
 Equihash |
   |
860KSOL | 2838W | — | 3.3W/KSOL | Air |
£7,850.00 | £9.13/KSOL | £20.33 | — | — | — | — | 386 Days | 95% | ||||
| 8 |  BitDeer |
SHA-256 |
|
660TH | 8250W | — | 12.5W/TH | Hydro |
£9,730.00 | £14.74/TH | £17.28 | — | — | — | — | 563 Days | 65% | ||||
| 9 | Bitmain |
SHA-256 |
|
580TH | 5510W | — | 9.5W/TH | Hydro |
£10,800.00 | £18.62/TH | £15.19 | — | — | — | — | 711 Days | 51% | ||||
| 17 | BitDeer |
SHA-256 |
|
500TH | 6750W | — | 13.5W/TH | Hydro |
£6,750.00 | £13.50/TH | £13.09 | — | — | — | — | 516 Days | 71% | ||||
| 20 | Bitmain |
SHA-256 |
|
495TH | 5940W | — | 12W/TH | Hydro |
£6,438.65 | £13.01/TH | £12.96 | — | — | — | — | 497 Days | 73% | ||||
| 21 |  MicroBT |
SHA-256 |
|
484TH | 7502W | — | 15.5W/TH | Hydro |
£4,076.00 | £8.42/TH | £12.67 | — | — | — | — | 322 Days | 113% | ||||
| 39 | Bitmain |
SHA-256 |
|
430TH | 5590W | — | 13W/TH | Hydro |
£5,804.00 | £13.50/TH | £11.26 | — | — | — | — | 515 Days | 71% | ||||
| 41 | MicroBT |
SHA-256 |
|
430TH | 7310W | — | 17W/TH | Hydro |
£3,353.00 | £7.80/TH | £11.26 | — | — | — | — | 298 Days | 123% | ||||
| 52 | MicroBT |
SHA-256 |
|
406TH | 7308W | — | 18W/TH | Hydro |
£3,080.00 | £7.59/TH | £10.63 | — | — | — | — | 290 Days | 126% | ||||
| 59 | Bitmain |
SHA-256 |
|
395TH | 5925W | — | 15W/TH | Hydro |
£2,970.00 | £7.52/TH | £10.34 | — | — | — | — | 287 Days | 127% | ||||
| 62 | MicroBT |
SHA-256 |
|
376TH | 7482W | — | 19.9W/TH | Hydro |
£3,345.60 | £8.90/TH | £9.85 | — | — | — | — | 340 Days | 107% | ||||
| 64 | MicroBT |
SHA-256 |
|
370TH | 6660W | — | 18W/TH | Hydro |
£2,842.00 | £7.68/TH | £9.69 | — | — | — | — | 293 Days | 124% | ||||
| 67 | Bitmain |
SHA-256 |
|
358TH | 5370W | — | 15W/TH | Hydro |
£2,730.00 | £7.63/TH | £9.37 | — | — | — | — | 291 Days | 125% | ||||
| 73 | MicroBT |
SHA-256 |
|
336TH | 6686W | — | 19.9W/TH | Hydro |
£2,450.00 | £7.29/TH | £8.80 | — | — | — | — | 278 Days | 131% | ||||
| 79 | Bitmain |
SHA-256 |
|
319TH | 5104W | — | 16W/TH | Hydro |
£2,233.00 | £7.00/TH | £8.35 | — | — | — | — | 267 Days | 136% | ||||
| 81 | MicroBT |
SHA-256 |
|
318TH | 5406W | — | 17W/TH |  Immersion |
£2,657.80 | £8.36/TH | £8.33 | — | — | — | — | 319 Days | 114% | ||||
| 83 | Bitmain |
 Scrypt |
      |
27GH | 5670W | — | 210W/GH | Hydro |
£5,999.00 | £222.19/GH | £9.65 | — | — | — | — | 622 Days | 59% | ||||
| 84 | MicroBT |
SHA-256 |
|
316TH | 5372W | — | 17W/TH | Immersion |
£2,644.00 | £8.37/TH | £8.27 | — | — | — | — | 320 Days | 114% | ||||
| 94 | Bitmain |
SHA-256 |
|
300TH | 4050W | — | 13.5W/TH | Immersion |
£4,000.00 | £13.33/TH | £7.86 | — | — | — | — | 509 Days | 72% | ||||
| 97 | Bitmain |
SHA-256 |
|
293TH | 5567W | — | 19W/TH | Hydro |
£1,470.00 | £5.02/TH | £7.67 | — | — | — | — | 192 Days | 190% | ||||
| 103 | MicroBT |
SHA-256 |
|
280TH | 5460W | — | 19.5W/TH | Immersion |
£2,072.00 | £7.40/TH | £7.33 | — | — | — | — | 283 Days | 129% | ||||
| 109 | Bitmain |
SHA-256 |
|
270TH | 3645W | — | 13.5W/TH | Air |
£3,540.00 | £13.11/TH | £7.07 | — | — | — | — | 501 Days | 73% | ||||
| 118 | BitDeer |
SHA-256 |
|
258TH | 3844W | — | 14.9W/TH | Air |
£3,140.00 | £12.17/TH | £6.76 | — | — | — | — | 464 Days | 79% |
Table Guide
How to Read Raw Earnings
Four short steps from headline output to numbers you can act on.
1
Start With Gross Earnings
The table opens at zero electricity cost, so every machine is measured on pure output. That is the fair baseline every buyer shares.
2
Flip the Timeframe
Day shows the current pulse, while month and year multiply it out for planning. Longer windows assume today's conditions hold, so read them as a scale.
3
Then Apply Your Power Price
Enter your pence per kWh and gross earnings become profit at your rate. The order of the list can change completely when you do.
4
Filter to Machines You Can Run
The biggest earners are usually large hydro machines. Filter by cooling method and stock status so the list only shows hardware your site can feed.
2026 Earnings Explainer
How the Highest Earning Ranking Works
What raw earning power measures, why it is ranked before electricity and where it stops being the whole story.
Gross earnings are the engine behind every other number on this site. The sections below explain how the earning figures are produced, why the ranking is modelled before electricity, and when the biggest earner is or is not the right machine to buy.
Output at Today's Prices
Each machine's hashrate is valued at current coin prices and network difficulty, giving gross earnings per day before any costs.
Before Electricity, on Purpose
Power prices differ wildly between buyers, so raw output is ranked at zero electricity cost. It is the one baseline every buyer shares.
The Ceiling, Not the Take-Home
Gross earnings are the most a machine can make. Your electricity rate decides how much of that ceiling you actually keep.
Coin Prices
Machines earn in the coins they mine, so every move in those markets flows straight into the figures on this page.
Network Difficulty
More hashrate on a network means a smaller share for each machine. Difficulty is the quiet counterweight to every rally.
Hash Price
What the market pays per unit of hashrate bundles coin price and difficulty into one number. When it moves, the whole page moves.
New Generations
Every new flagship raises the output ceiling and pushes the previous leaders down a place or two at a time.
Hashrate Variants
The same model ships in several hashrate bins, and each bin earns differently. The table ranks every variant on its own output.
Most Profitable
Chases the highest estimated earnings. Best when your electricity is cheap.
Highest Efficiency
Puts watts per hash first. Best when your power price is the problem.
Best Value
Ranks delivered price against performance for the most machine per pound.
Top 10 ASIC Miners
All five ranking views over the same ten machines, with live cards for each.
Chasing the biggest earner on the list?
Tell us your power price first. We will show you how much of that headline figure would actually reach you, and whether a leaner machine keeps more.
Important!
Earnings, profit and ROI are estimates only. Actual results vary with electricity price, network difficulty, asset price, pool fees, uptime, cooling, firmware, hosting costs and operating conditions.
Mining Since 2011
Real, Bench-Tested Stock
Live Data · Updates Automatically
Simple, Secure Ordering
How Buying Your ASIC Miner Works
From order to hashing in three simple steps
Choose Your Miner
Browse bench-tested ASIC miners and compare live profitability, ROI and stock, or ask us for a tailored recommendation.
Order & Pay Securely
Pay by UK bank transfer or stablecoin. Your price includes delivery, import duties and taxes, with no surprise fees at the door.
Delivered & Supported
Insured, tracked delivery, or straight into hosting. Pool setup before dispatch and UK support for the life of your miner.
Earnings Buying Guide
Highest Earning ASIC Miners: Your Questions Answered
Frequently Asked Questions About ASIC Miner Earnings
Plain answers about raw earning power: what the gross figures include, what moves them, and how to turn a headline number into a sensible purchase.
What the gross figures measure, why they are ranked before electricity and what they leave out.
The lead changes hands as coin prices move and new hardware lands, which is why this page ranks machines from live product data rather than naming one model in writing.
The table above always shows the current order. Whichever machine holds the top row on the earnings view is the biggest gross earner right now.
It is the estimated value a machine generates from mining before anything is taken away: no electricity, no pool fees, no downtime. Think of it as the machine's raw output converted to pounds at today's prices.
It is deliberately an upper line. Every real world cost comes off it, which is why the table lets you apply your own electricity rate the moment you want the net view.
Because power prices vary enormously between buyers. A machine that is hopeless at 30p per kWh can be excellent at 5p, so ranking at zero cost is the only baseline that treats every machine and every buyer the same.
Once you enter your pence per kWh, the whole table recalculates to your reality. The most profitable ASIC miners page approaches the same data from that profit angle.
That depends almost entirely on your electricity rate. At hosted rates around 4p per kWh most of the gross figure survives. At domestic rates the power bill takes a serious bite, and on inefficient machines it can take everything.
Enter your rate in the table and read the profit column. That number, not the headline, is the one to plan around.
Usually, yes. Big output needs big hashrate, and the machines at the top of this page are mostly large hydro cooled units drawing several kilowatts.
That is why the efficiency column matters even here. Two machines with similar output can differ sharply in what they burn to produce it.
Timeframes, currency, differences between websites and what the estimates leave out.
Daily is the truest view of raw output, because it is closest to what the machine is doing right now. Month and year views multiply the day out for planning.
The longer the window, the more it assumes today's conditions hold. Use day to compare machines and month to think about bills.
Machines earn in the coin they mine, and the figures here convert that output to pounds at current prices so machines on different coins can be compared.
What you do with the coins is up to you. Hold them and your results follow that market; convert them regularly and your results track these figures more closely.
Timing and assumptions. Sites snapshot prices and difficulty at different moments, quote different currencies, and sometimes list a different hashrate variant of the same model.
Our figures come from our own live product data, refresh continuously and are quoted in pounds, so they can be checked against the machines we actually sell.
Yes. Coin price rallies lift the whole page within minutes, and difficulty occasionally falls when hashrate leaves a network, which raises every remaining machine's share.
The honest picture is movement in both directions. Plan on swing rather than a straight line and the figures will serve you well.
No. Gross earnings assume constant running and no fees, because pool choice, luck and uptime differ between operators.
In practice expect a small percentage off for pool fees and any hours offline. Good cooling and a stable connection keep the gap between estimate and reality small.
Matching headline output to real sites, hosting the large machines and placing an order.
Only when your site and power price can carry it. Gross output is a ceiling, and an expensive power supply can hand a leaner machine the better bottom line.
Check the most energy efficient ASIC miners alongside this page. Machines that appear near the top of both are the strongest buys.
Most are hydro cooled, so they want plumbing, a dry cooler or water loop, and a supply that can feed several kilowatts continuously. They are facility machines more than living room machines.
Air cooled models further down the list trade some output for a far simpler home setup. Filter by cooling method to match your reality.
Yes, and for the biggest machines it is often the sensible route. Our hosting pairs machines with suitable cooling and electricity from around 4p per kWh, which protects far more of the gross figure than a domestic supply.
Pick a hosting site in the table first, so the numbers you compare are the numbers you would actually get.
Shortlist from the cards above, check the live stock status on each product page, and remember every price includes delivery, import duties and taxes.
Unsure whether your site can feed your first choice? Talk to the team and we will match the machine to your power before you spend anything.
Want the Real Number, Not the Headline?
Send us your electricity rate and the machines you like. We will turn the gross figures into your figures, and confirm stock and delivery before you order.
Compare ASIC Miners with Confidence
Use live ranking data, hosting comparisons and clear buying signals to compare miners before choosing the right machine for your budget, power cost and deployment setup.
Genuine ASIC Hardware
Compare ASIC miners using clear product data, ranking signals and stock status before making a buying decision.
Hosting Options Available
Model ASIC miners against hosted energy rates and deployment locations before deciding whether to host or run the miner yourself.
Expert Buying Support
Get help choosing a miner based on your budget, electricity cost, ROI expectations, cooling setup and long-term mining goals.
Ready to Choose?
Found Your Highest Earning Miner?
Tell us which machines top your shortlist and what you pay per kWh. We will confirm live stock and prices, show you what the gross figures become at your rate and arrange delivery or hosting from there.