john21

Sounds like it’s mostly supplier headaches. But I bet some of their partners are lagging behind. I think both Canaan and Bitmain get their chips from TSMC. Can anyone back that up?

Canaan just dropped the Avalon 1466 Miner. Been buzzing about this for weeks now, and finally, we got the details. Specs, prices, shipping info... it’s all here. Let's check out what makes this miner a big deal.

You’re spot on! Always better to scoop miners in a bear market when prices are low, but it’s tough with the fear of long-term losses.

Not exactly 3k, but I get your point. At 16j/TH it could be profitable even pools. Not everyone might want this option tho.

Just spotted the Avalon Q from Canaan. Quiet and compact home miner at 90 TH/s. Finally, something that won’t wake up the neighbors!

It's a fun little miner for getting into the game but don't expect big returns unless BTC skyrockets to some crazy numbers. Just my two cents. Anyone else feel the same?

Specs are cool. It has three mining modes low, medium, high hashing from 2 to 4 TH/s. You can tweak it depending on your needs and electric bill, which is nice... USB-C power supply too, so modern. Plus, it connects via…

For real! The S21XP hashboard costs about $2500 but can drop to 12 watts if the temp's right. Building a one-card rig is pricey too. Just sold one on eBay, but shipping to the UK kills the price.

That 3-phase 415 volts and liquid cooling setup is something else. I run S21XP at 12-13 watts. My place is all air-cooled, 270 volts on a single phase. 415 volts isn’t happening here. Perfect for a big mining farm or…

Why not? If it's SHA-256, it should.

Just saw this new Antminer S23 Hyd 3U, claiming 1160 TH/s. Crazy! Right now it's pulling in around €65 a day, but who knows if that's gonna hold up after release.