Bitcoin mining is out of reach for most. But what if it wasn't?

I follow the development of a special Bitcoin project on Github. BitAxe is an open-source ASIC Bitcoin solo miner. Although the work is ongoing, they've been running smoothly for several months.

Bitaxe V1

This Bitcoin miner is a remarkable achievement. The specs are up for anyone who wishes to build.

These are the real deal. Accessible and affordable mining. Another builder relied on the schematic to create his own design.

3\" x 5\" x 5\"

JaBIT Solo Miner (Bitaxe V2.2)

These are the first ever ASIC miners for Bitcoin and other SHA-256-based cryptocurrencies. This one's the JaBIT Solo Miner (Bitaxe V2.2). Its base is a little bigger than a credit card, and these are features I've confirmed:

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• Open source Bitcoin ASIC miner
• Uses BM1397 Asic mining chip
• Single 7nm BM1397 chip
• Stock hashing speed: 200 GH
• Can be modified to achieve 500GH
• Runs silent
• Mini heatsink to cool miner

Disclaimer: I'm not affiliated with the project. I urge anyone interested to research the device features.

It's my understanding the Bitaxe and JaBIT Solo are different builds, which isn't uncommon for an open source project.

Jacob James wrote a LinkedIn article that better describes his work. I encourage anyone interested to give it a read.

If you plan to build one, feel free to message me. I've ordered components and am building one myself, based on Bitaxe original schematic.

The Solo Pool going up already has 5000 members and growing.

Solo Pool

Best of luck to you.????