BitAxe

Bitcoin Appliances

BitAxe is an open source, low-power Bitcoin ASIC miner designed for home and hobbyist use. Built around repurposed Bitmain ASIC chips, it consumes 10-20 watts and can be assembled from open hardware designs or purchased pre-built from various vendors. BitAxe connects to a mining pool and generates modest heat as a byproduct of mining.

Details

Note: Original BitAxe — open-source solo miner for lottery mining
Hashrate: ~0.5 TH/s (BM1366 chip)
Hash Rate: 0.5-3 TH/s
Price Usd: ~$50-80
Power Draw: 10-20W
Open Source: Yes
Power Watts: 5
Price Range: $50-$250
Bitcoin Only: Yes
Manufacturer: Open Source Community
Product Type: open_source_usb_miner

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