Oddbean new post about login | logout Mini miners are exploding, first Canaan with the Avalon Nano 3 and now Braiins with BMM 100 Mini miner: https://m.primal.net/IjBE.jpg https://m.primal.net/IjBG.jpg nostr:note1y8gqv9a6kdnez5pl7szcqwa5pd85z0nx4gygn0tlz2r4dtjtz8wqknc2th h/t Daniel Sempere Pico aka @BTCGandalf
1 Terahash at 40 W, €199
Chunky boy. https://m.primal.net/IjCI.jpg
For what time duration? (Sorry I cannot calculate hashrate to money in a brain.)
Do these guys even make financial sense? I'm not looking to make a net gain between cost of electricity+cost of hardware spread along X time vs amount of sats mined. I would run if the cost was the same as buying BTC on Bisq, for instance.
You don't do it for the profit, at least not at this point. The BitAxe is the cheapest (and most efficient) to run. It's expensive for the hashpower, but the idea is that it'll fund future development of the Open Source Miners United project. Purely economical, the Canaan packs a lot of punch for the price point. The Braiins miner is a bit in the middle. BitAxe 0.5 Th / 14W ~$150 (or a lot less if you DIY) Braiins 1 Th / 40W ~$199 (or €199, unclear at this point) Canaan 4 Th / 140W ~$150 Most numbers are approximate. I've added them to my calculator, so you can play around with the economics. https://hodl.camp/hfspwned/
Where are the specs? There site doesn't have them
