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Want to take part in the Bitcoin network yourself? In this collection you will find Bitcoin miners and lottery miners for home and office: from a small Nerdminer for your desk to powerful home miners from Bitaxe, NerdQaxe, NerdQX and Canaan. All miners in this collection mine Bitcoin with the SHA-256 algorithm.
What is a Lottery Miner?
A lottery miner is a compact and energy-efficient Bitcoin miner for home use. These miners are known for their small chance (lottery) of finding a block on their own. This lets you jump into the world of mining without huge investments or high electricity costs.
Solo mining: a chance at a full block reward
With solo mining you compete directly with all other miners worldwide. If your miner finds a block, you receive the full block reward (currently 3.125 BTC) plus the transaction fees. The chance of that is small: it works like a lottery, with no guarantee of a reward.
Mining in pools
With most miners in this collection you can also mine in a mining pool: you simply enter a pool address in the settings. The NerdQX 8T and the NerdQaxe Rev7 models, for example, work with any Stratum V1 pool. For the small lottery miners, pool mining is usually not profitable: the earnings are then lower than the electricity costs. That is why they are mainly intended for solo mining.
Contribute to decentralization
With devices such as the Bitaxe Gamma 601, NerdAxe Gamma 601 and NerdQaxe++ you strengthen the decentralization of the Bitcoin network. Even though the chance of finding a block is small, your miner still plays a role in the network and contributes to its robustness.
Educational and accessible
A lottery miner is not only fun but also educational. You gain insight into how Bitcoin mining works in practice and expand your knowledge of the technology behind Bitcoin. Ideal for hobbyists, students and anyone who wants to dive deeper into the ecosystem. Many miners run on the open-source firmware AxeOS, which you configure via a web interface in your browser.
Our miners
In this collection you will find the following Bitcoin miners, sorted by hashrate. The values come from the specifications on the product pages.
| Miner | Hashrate | Power consumption | Noise | Special feature |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nerdminer V2 | 980 KH/s | 1 W | 0 dB | ESP32 chip, colour screen |
| Nerdminer V2 Solo Miner | 1060 KH/s | 5 W | 0 dB | ESP32 chip, screen also shows the Bitcoin price |
| NerdAxe Gamma 601 | 1.2 TH/s | 17 W | 40 dB | AxeOS, 1.9" IPS colour screen |
| Bitaxe Gamma 601 | 1.2 TH/s | 18 W | 40 dB | BM1370 chip |
| Bitaxe Gamma 601 Noiseless | 1.2 TH/s | 18 W | Noiseless version | Noctua fan |
| Bitaxe GT801 Turbo | 2.4 TH/s | 40 W | 40 dB | Two BM1370 chips |
| Bitaxe GT801 Max | 3.6 TH/s | approx. 50 W | – | BM1370 chip, overclock mode |
| Bitaxe Supra Hex 702 | 4.2 TH/s | 90 W | 35 dB | BM1368 chip, passively cooled |
| NerdQaxe++ | 4.8 TH/s | 75 W | 40 dB | Four BM1370 chips |
| NerdQaxe++ Hydro | 4.8 TH/s | 75 W | < 25 dB | Water cooling |
| NerdQaxe Rev7 Air-Cooled | 6 TH/s | approx. 100 W | – | Air cooling |
| NerdQaxe Hydro Rev7 | 6 TH/s | approx. 100 W | – | Water cooling |
| Canaan Avalon Nano 3S | 6 TH/s | 140 W | 33–36 dB | Heat for a small room |
| NerdQaxe++ Rev 6.1 | 6 TH/s | 100 W | 40 dB | Dual-fan cooling |
| NerdQaxe++ Hydro Rev 6.1 | 6 TH/s | 100 W | < 25 dB | Water cooling |
| NerdQX 8T | 8 TH/s | approx. 140 W | max. 40 dB | Four BM1370 chips, tower cooler |
| NerdOctaxe | 9.6 TH/s | 150 W | 40 dB | Eight BM1370 chips |
| Bitaxe Gamma Hex 1300 | 8.4 TH/s (overclocked 10.5 TH/s) | approx. 150 W (overclocked approx. 200 W) | – | Six BM1370 chips, liquid cooling, pre-order |
| NerdOctaxe Rev3.1 | 12 TH/s | 240 W | 40 dB | Redesigned power design |
| Jingle Miner Hashcard | 12.5 TH/s | 200 W | ≤ 40 dB | Wi-Fi and Ethernet |
| NerdOctaxeY Hydro Rev3.1 13.8T | 13.8 TH/s | 240 W | 40 dB | Water cooling |
| Canaan Avalon Mini 3 | 37.5 TH/s | approx. 800 W | – | Miner and heater in one |
| Canaan Avalon Q | 90 TH/s | 1.67 kW | 45 dB | Built-in power supply |
A dash means the noise level is not listed in the specifications. Also see all Bitaxe and NerdQaxe models, and the miner accessories.
Which Bitcoin miner suits me?
- Getting to know solo mining: the Nerdminer V2 and Nerdminer V2 Solo Miner are small, quiet and use very little power.
- Your first ASIC miner: the Bitaxe Gamma 601 and NerdAxe Gamma 601 reach 1.2 TH/s at 17 to 18 W. Want it as quiet as possible? Then choose the Gamma 601 Noiseless.
- More hashrate, compact size: the Bitaxe GT801 Turbo, GT801 Max and Supra Hex 702, or a NerdQaxe++.
- As quiet as possible: the NerdQaxe++ Hydro and Hydro Rev 6.1 (below 25 dB).
- Maximum hashrate for home: the NerdQX 8T, NerdOctaxe, Bitaxe Gamma Hex 1300 or Jingle Miner Hashcard.
- Mining and heating: the Canaan Avalon Nano 3S for a small room, or the Avalon Mini 3, which gives off around 800 W of heat.
Keep the power consumption in mind: a miner usually runs day and night. At around 100 W that is about 2.4 kWh per day. Several miners also only work with 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi; you can read this on the product page.
Why buy your Bitcoin miner at Cryptoken
- Your miner is ready to use: the firmware is already installed.
- We are an official reseller of the brands in this collection.
- You get a 2-year warranty. Your statutory rights always apply as well.
- We help you with the setup, for example with a 30-minute Cryptoken expert session.
- You get personal, Dutch-language support by email and phone.
- We ship discreetly in a neutral package without the shop name.
- In stock and ordered on a working day before 17:00? Then we ship your order the same day. Shipping is free from €60.
So when you buy a Bitcoin lottery miner, you are not just getting hardware, but also a unique experience that instantly makes you part of the Bitcoin network. Compare, for example, the Bitaxe Gamma 601 and NerdAxe Gamma 601 or the NerdQaxe++ and NerdQaxe++ Hydro.