# Bitcoin Mining Hashprice Reached $36.55 Per PH/s on Oct. 22 By Enna Lee Canonical URL: https://www.tokenpost.com/news/investing/39708 Published: 2026-10-24T06:11:16.000Z Updated: 2026-10-24T06:11:16.000Z Section: Investing > The network-level figure converts to about $3.66 in gross daily revenue for 100 TH/s before cloud-provider charges. A daily Bitcoin mining benchmark put gross network revenue at $36.55 per petahash per second on Oct. 22, giving cloud-mining buyers a reference point before contract charges. The measure, known as hashprice, counts revenue from the block subsidy and transaction fees. At $36.55 per PH/s per day, 100 terahashes per second (TH/s) corresponds to about $3.66 in gross network revenue for one day. Provider charges sit outside that calculation. A separate fee-inclusive estimate put Oct. 22 hashprice at $37 per PH/s per day, equivalent to $0.037 per TH/s. The estimates use different inputs and methods, so they are not directly interchangeable. Neither figure describes a payout under a particular cloud-mining contract. The $36.55 estimate corresponds to 0.000450324 BTC per PH/s per day and uses a daily Bitcoin price with mining data from a Bitcoin Core node. The $37 calculation uses a network hashrate of 1,006.3 exahashes per second (EH/s) and puts transaction fees at 0.70% of the block reward for the UTC day. The two readings therefore represent distinct calculations of daily network revenue. A cloud-mining contract specifies an amount of hash rate for a set term, while the customer does not own the mining hardware. The $3.66 conversion shows gross revenue at a particular hash rate for one day, not a promised customer payment. Provider charges and payout terms affect how much reaches the customer. A fixed contract rate also does not guarantee an unchanged portion of Bitcoin rewards if total network hashrate changes. Hashprice is a daily measure, while a cloud-mining contract may run for a longer term. The metric reflects Bitcoin’s price, mining conditions and transaction-fee revenue, so a single day’s reading does not represent every day of a contract. For related context, see the [earlier discussion of Bitcoin mining profitability](). Bitcoin’s next scheduled halving is estimated for 2028, at block 1,050,000. It will reduce the block subsidy from 3.125 BTC to 1.5625 BTC. Transaction fees also contribute to miner revenue. ## Links in this article - [earlier discussion of Bitcoin mining profitability](https://www.tokenpost.com/news/investing/31268)