Mining · Miners
Home Bitcoin miners
From the tiny Bitaxe lottery miner you can run off a shelf, right up to the industrial machines. Sorted small to large - pick the size that suits your patience, your ears and your electricity bill.
NerdMiner V2
An ESP32 with a screen that mines Bitcoin in name only
- TH/s
- 0.000077
- Watts
- 1
- J/TH
- 12987
Bitaxe Ultra
The older single-chip Bitaxe the Gamma quietly replaced
- TH/s
- 0.5
- Watts
- 12
- J/TH
- 25
Bitaxe Supra
The older BM1368 Bitaxe that still hashes for pennies a day
- TH/s
- 0.7
- Watts
- 12
- J/TH
- 17
Lucky Miner LV07
A cheap 1 TH/s lottery board that undercuts the name-brand Bitaxes
- TH/s
- 1
- Watts
- 25
- J/TH
- 25
Goldshell KA Box
A sealed home box that mines Kaspa, not Bitcoin
- TH/s
- 1.18
- Watts
- 400
- J/TH
- 339
Bitaxe Gamma 601
The open-source lottery ticket that started it all
- TH/s
- 1.2
- Watts
- 18
- J/TH
- 15
Bitaxe Touch
The open-source lottery miner with a Bitcoin dashboard bolted to the front
- TH/s
- 2.15
- Watts
- 43
- J/TH
- 17
Bitaxe Gamma Turbo
Two BM1370 chips on one open board, so roughly double a Gamma for a solo lottery shot
- TH/s
- 2.4
- Watts
- 38
- J/TH
- 16
TinyChipHub Zyber Blanc
The first single-chip BM1373 solo miner, trading raw hashrate for genuine 3nm efficiency
- TH/s
- 2.4
- Watts
- 22
- J/TH
- 9
Bitaxe Hex
Six BM1366 chips on one open board, for when a single-chip Bitaxe isn't enough
- TH/s
- 3
- Watts
- 75
- J/TH
- 25
Canaan Avalon Nano 3
The original sealed-box home ASIC, now living in the shadow of its own sequel
- TH/s
- 4
- Watts
- 140
- J/TH
- 35
NerdQaxe++
Four Bitaxe chips in one box, same open firmware, four times the shot
- TH/s
- 4.8
- Watts
- 76
- J/TH
- 15.8
Canaan Avalon Nano 3S
The sealed-box ASIC that mines and heats the room while it does it
- TH/s
- 6
- Watts
- 140
- J/TH
- 23.3
FutureBit Apollo II
A quiet desktop miner with a full Bitcoin node built in
- TH/s
- 6
- Watts
- 175
- J/TH
- 29
TinyChipHub Zyber 8S
The open-firmware eight-chip solo miner my fleet is built on
- TH/s
- 6.4
- Watts
- 140
- J/TH
- 21.9
TinyChipHub Zyber 8G
The 10 TH/s step up from the Zyber 8S I run - more hashrate, a heavier heatsink, a steeper price
- TH/s
- 10
- Watts
- 180
- J/TH
- 18
Canaan Avalon Mini 3
The baseboard heater that hashes at 37.5 TH/s - the one I run all winter
- TH/s
- 37.5
- Watts
- 800
- J/TH
- 21.3
Canaan Avalon Q
A living-room ASIC that doubles as a heater
- TH/s
- 90
- Watts
- 1674
- J/TH
- 18.6
Bitmain Antminer S19j Pro
The cheap secondhand workhorse everyone cuts their teeth on
- TH/s
- 104
- Watts
- 3068
- J/TH
- 29.5
MicroBT Whatsminer M60S
The S21's biggest rival, and just as unapologetically industrial
- TH/s
- 186
- Watts
- 3441
- J/TH
- 18.5
Bitmain Antminer S21
Farm-grade efficiency in a box that's loud and proud of it
- TH/s
- 200
- Watts
- 3500
- J/TH
- 17.5
Bitmain Antminer S21 Pro
The efficiency king of the air-cooled S21 line, and just as loud as the rest
- TH/s
- 234
- Watts
- 3510
- J/TH
- 15