Crypto Mining Hardware & ASIC Miners

Choosing mining hardware

An ASIC miner is built for one hashing algorithm, so it mines the coins that use it and nothing else — SHA-256 machines for Bitcoin, Scrypt for Litecoin and Dogecoin, and so on. Compare machines by hashrate and by power draw together: efficiency, in joules per terahash (or per megahash), decides the running cost more than the headline hashrate.

Plan the installation before ordering. Large ASICs draw several kilowatts, usually need a 200–240 V circuit, and are loud enough to belong in a garage, a basement or a hosting facility rather than a living room. Check the power supply included, the network connection and the cooling the listing states.

Paying for miners in crypto

Mining hardware is paid for the way it is used — in BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, LTC, SOL or TRX. The amount is held for 30 minutes at checkout, and machines ship insured from Germany to 56 countries. Customs rules for destinations outside the EU are described on the shipping page.

Questions about Crypto Mining Hardware & ASIC Miners

Can I buy an ASIC miner with Bitcoin?

Yes. Every miner on the site is paid for in cryptocurrency only — BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, LTC, SOL or TRX.

Which coins can a miner mine?

Only those using the algorithm the ASIC was designed for; the listing names the model, and the model defines the algorithm.

Does the miner include a power supply?

Some models ship with an integrated or bundled supply and others do not; check the listing before ordering.