Is there a site that shows new Bitcoin ASIC miners? I can't find anything, how do you all keep track of what's coming in this space?
Ways to Stay Updated on New ASIC Miners
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I’ve got some links for ya. Check these out if you wanna buy ASICs, but you should verify before you buy.
- https://www.asicminervalue.com/
- https://miningnow.com/latest-asic-miner-list/
Follow Bitmain, MicroBT, Canaan, and others. No good ASICs for home mining though, they just don't cut it compared to the big ones. Solo mining devices are the only way.
You can always Google it. You'll find plenty of options, but double-check before hitting that buy button. I usually go for https://www.zeusbtc.com/, they’ve been around and seem legit.
If you’re gonna trust Google, you might as well just ask a free AI assistant.
And be careful with ASICs for altcoins. They might take 4-6 months to pay off, and with new, better models dropping every month, you could be rekt before you even break even.
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#5Jul 23, 2020, 12:11 PM
How do I learn more about mining terms? I’m totally new.
Start watching videos and reading articles about mining. Jot down any terms you don’t get or just ask a free AI assistant while learning. Try Google AI first, it's helpful for that stuff. And if you have questions, just post them here. For altcoin stuff, hit up another section.
You can find reviews on this site.
I just kicked off my first review of hammer miners.
The BC01: it’s a low-power miner for BTC, around 1 to 1.5 TH.
Gonna update with more reviews soon.