What compute module are you running or want to run?
100%Raspberry Pi CM5
0%Orange Pi CM4
0%Radxa
0%Haven't started yet
4 votes • 4 hoursHome mining just got a lot more affordable.
Bitaxe Ultra is now $29.99 on Amazon. That’s 40% off. Open-source firmware, BM1366 ASIC, multi-region PSU included. Everything you need out of the box.
Won’t be restocked at this price.
The Bitaxe Gamma just dropped to $49.99.
Open-source firmware. BM1370 ASIC. Multi-region PSU included. Everything you need to start mining at home right out of the box.
This price won’t last. Grab one while you can.
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Just dropped this on the desk and honestly it looks way better in person.
Bitaxe Supra. Open-source. Ships with everything you need.
Would you run one?
What would you run on a home micro server?
44%Bitcoin node
11%Private cloud storage
11%Home lab / testing
33%All of the above
9 votes • Final resultsThat means you can see every single thing your miner is doing.
Temperature. Hashrate. Power draw. Fan speed.
All readable. All auditable. All yours.
Most home miners are basically a black box.
You plug it in, trust it works, and hope nothing weird is running in the background.
The BitForge Nano is the opposite of that.
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