Solo Mining Hardware

Look, I'm gonna be straight with you. The Antminer S19 XP is an absolute beast — 140 TH/s of Bitcoin mining power in a single machine. But s…

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Look, I need to be honest right from the start — I've been running a FutureBit Apollo for about seven months now, and it's become my favorit…

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Hardware

Quick Verdict The NerdQaxe 2.9 TH/s is a four-chip BM1368 board running fully open-source AxeOS firmware. It sits in the sweet spot between…

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Guides

Solo mining Bitcoin from your desk is no longer a fantasy. Over the past year, home miners running small, open-source ASIC devices have foun…

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Guides

You don't need a warehouse full of machines or an engineering degree to mine Bitcoin. A new generation of small, quiet, affordable solo mine…

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Comparisons

The Bitaxe Gamma 602 and NerdQaxe++ Rev 6.1 are the two most popular open-source solo Bitcoin miners you can get right now. Both run AxeOS, …

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Comparisons

The Bitaxe Gamma 602 and Lucky Miner LV08 both sit in the sub-$150 solo mining category. Small, quiet, WiFi-connected Bitcoin miners aimed a…

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ASIC Miners

Quick Verdict The Canaan Avalon Mini 3 is a 37.5 TH/s Bitcoin ASIC that doubles as a space heater. At 800W in full mining mode, it produces…

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Hardware

Quick Verdict The Lucky Miner LV06 is the cheapest way to start solo mining Bitcoin at home. At under $70, it pulls just 13W, runs silent, …

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Comparisons

The NerdQaxe++ Rev 6.1 and Canaan Avalon Nano 3S represent two different philosophies in solo Bitcoin mining. The NerdQaxe++ is built for mi…

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