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Bitaxe Gamma

Bitaxe Gamma 1.1TH/s

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Bitaxe Gamma: The Sweet Spot for Home Miners

The Bitaxe Gamma is the 5th generation of the Bitaxe project and currently the most popular open-source solo miner. Powered by the BM1370 chip (sourced from the industrial Antminer S21 Pro), it packs enterprise-grade tech into a compact, desk-friendly form factor.

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Why the Gamma? 

It’s not about industrial profit; it’s about decentralization, learning, and hitting the "Bitcoin lottery." With a power draw of just 18W, it’s an efficient way to run a silent miner in your living room or office.

Technical Specifications

  • Hashrate: ~1.1 TH/s (overclockable)

  • Chipset: BM1370 (Antminer S21 Pro tech)

  • Efficiency: ~15 J/TH

  • Power: ~18W (5V 6A power supply included)

  • Connectivity: Wi-Fi 2.4GHz & USB-C for debugging

  • Display: 0.91" SSD1306 OLED

  • Cooling: Quiet 40mm Gelid PWM fan

  • Firmware: AxeOS (Open-source)

Plug & Play Setup Start mining in under 10 minutes. Connect to your Wi-Fi, enter your BTC address in the AxeOS web interface, and you’re live. The package includes the miner, a custom 3D-printed stand with a stainless steel base, and the power adapter. (Advanced users: You can flash or update your firmware directly via the WantClue WebFlasher).

FAQ for Bitcorners

  • Profitability: It’s an educational "lottery ticket." While pool mining covers the electricity cost (~€3.80/month), the real goal is network participation and solo-mining potential.

  • Noise: Suitable for a desk or living room. For whisper-quiet operation, check the Gamma Silent or NerdQaxe++.

  • Custody: Works with any hardware wallet (Bitbox02, Jade, Trezor, Ledger). You provide the address; you keep the keys.

  • Customization: Fully supports overclocking and undervolting via AxeOS (at your own risk).

Support the MovMovement. The Bittaxe project is community-driven. Find the source code on GitHub and join the OSMU Discord for deep-dives into the hardware.

 

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