Can you mine in Ohio?
244 miners at $0.1599/kWh
0 profitable · 244 in the red
Best possible daily profit in Ohio
This shows how much the top miner’s daily profit changes as electricity gets cheaper or more expensive.
Ohio sits in the Midwest region of the US electricity map. That matters because local utility structures and generation mix heavily influence whether home ASIC mining is viable.
At $0.1599/kWh, Ohio ranks #34 nationally. That places it in a mid-tier bucket for residential mining margins.
If your delivered rate is closer to $0.05–$0.06/kWh, hosting or industrial contracts will look materially better than the state-wide residential average shown here.
Regional peers
How hosted power changes the picture
The full national picture
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Common questions about mining in Ohio
At 0.1599/kWh, the tracked ASIC set is currently unprofitable in Ohio. Operators here typically need cheaper hosted or industrial power to make the math work.
Source: U.S. EIA Table 4 (2024 annual residential average retail price) · Last verified: 2026-04-20