The Definitive Bitaxe Overclocking Manual: Every Model, Every Setting, Maximum Hashrate
Solo mining is a numbers game. Your Bitaxe is hashing against the entire Bitcoin network — roughly 800+ EH/s of combined computational power.
Bitaxe Bitcoin Mining Guides
D-Central’s Bitaxe hub: setup guides, model comparisons (Supra, Ultra, Hex, Gamma, GT), overclocking tutorials, and accessory reviews. Pioneer manufacturer expertise.
Open-Source Bitcoin Miners Comparison 2026: Bitaxe, NerdAxe, NerdQAxe & More
The entire history of Bitcoin mining hardware has been a story of centralization. A handful of manufacturers, behind closed doors, designing chips and machines that only they control.
Bitcoin Space Heater vs Electric Heater: The Complete 5-Year Cost Comparison
Yes. Both devices convert 100% of consumed electricity into heat — this is dictated by the first law of thermodynamics.
Bitaxe Touch vs Bitaxe GT: Touchscreen or Pure Hashrate? (2026 Guide)
The Bitaxe Touch adds a 4.3-inch touchscreen to the standard Bitaxe boards; the GT (Gamma Turbo) is a pure dual-BM1370 performance board. Here is how the Touch family compares to the GT, and the in-stock Canadian options.
Bitaxe Gamma Duo 650 Explained: The 1.63 TH/s Dual-Chip Efficiency Board
The Bitaxe Gamma Duo (series 650) runs two BM1370 chips for ~1.63 TH/s at ~26 W (~16 J/TH) – the efficiency-first middle rung between the single Gamma and the Gamma Turbo (GT). Specs, ladder placement, and Canadian buying options.
What is Bitaxe? The Complete Guide to Open-Source Solo Mining
In a world where Bitcoin mining has become increasingly centralized in massive warehouse operations, a quiet revolution is brewing in basements, home offices, and workshops…
Bitaxe vs FutureBit Apollo: Which Open-Source Bitcoin Miner Should You Buy?
For a complete overview of all Bitaxe models and resources, visit our Bitaxe Hub.
Avalon Nano 3 vs Bitaxe: Which Home Bitcoin Miner Is Better?
The home mining space has never had more options. Two of the most popular choices sitting on desks and shelves right now are Canaan’s Avalon Nano 3 and the Bitaxe open-source miner family.
Solo Bitcoin Mining: Odds, Expected Value, and What You Control
Calculate solo Bitcoin mining odds with current difficulty, separate expected value from variance, and learn the difference between solo payout and self-template mining.
Bitaxe Block Wins Tracker: Every Solo Block Found
On July 24, 2024, something happened that the probability calculators said should take thousands of years. A single Bitaxe Ultra — a hand-sized, open-source Bitcoin miner producing…
Bitaxe Cooling Solutions: Complete Thermal Management Guide
Every ASIC chip is a furnace in miniature. The BM1366 and BM1370 chips inside your Bitaxe are computing trillions of SHA-256 hashes per second, and every single hash generates heat.
AxeOS Complete Guide: Bitaxe Firmware Settings Explained
AxeOS is the open-source firmware that powers every Bitaxe device. It is the brain of your solo miner — the software running on the ESP32-S3 microcontroller that controls the ASIC chip…
Bitaxe Buying Guide: Which Model Is Right for You?
The Bitaxe is the world’s first fully open-source Bitcoin ASIC miner — and it has already changed the game. Born from the cypherpunk conviction that Bitcoin mining should not be locked…
Bitaxe vs NerdAxe: Complete Open-Source Solo Miner Comparison Guide
For a complete overview of all Bitaxe models and resources, visit our Bitaxe Hub.
Mining Bitcoin with Solar Panels in Canada: Complete Off-Grid & Grid-Tied Guide
Your roof is producing electricity. Your utility is buying it back at a fraction of its value. Meanwhile, somewhere on the Bitcoin network, a miner is converting that same electricity into…
NerdNOS Setup Guide: ESP32-S3 Open-Source Mining Device Configuration
The NerdNOS is the stripped-down, no-nonsense member of the open-source Bitcoin mining family. Running NerdMiner firmware on an ESP32-S3 microcontroller, it does exactly one thing: it mines Bitcoin.
Bitaxe Ultra Setup Guide: Complete BM1366 Solo Miner Configuration
The Bitaxe Ultra is an open-source, standalone Bitcoin solo miner built around the BM1366 ASIC chip — the same silicon that powers Bitmain’s industrial-grade Antminer S19 XP.
Home Mining Electrical Readiness Checklist
A document-first checklist for collecting equipment nameplate evidence and handing circuit, permit, load, and installation decisions to the local authority and a Licensed Electrical Contractor.
Braiins OS+ Setup & Configuration Guide: Autotuning, Stratum V2 & Power Management
Your Antminer shipped with Bitmain’s stock firmware — our Antminer firmware update guide covers all firmware options in detail.
Nerdminer Setup Guide: Entry-Level Open-Source Solo Mining Device
The NerdMiner is your $50 entry ticket into the world of Bitcoin mining. Built on the ESP32-S3 microcontroller (TTGO T-Display S3 board), it is a tiny, silent, USB-powered device that…
NerdAxe Setup Guide: Open-Source Bitcoin Mining Device Configuration
The NerdAxe is where open-source Bitcoin mining gets real. Built around the BM1366 ASIC chip — the same 5nm silicon that powers Bitmain’s industrial-grade Antminer S19 XP — the NerdAxe…
Bitaxe GT Setup Guide: Dual BM1370 Solo Miner Configuration
The Bitaxe GT (Gamma Turbo), model designation Bitaxe 801, is the most powerful single-board Bitaxe ever built. It pairs two BM1370 ASIC chips — the same silicon that drives Bitmain’s…
Bitaxe Hex Setup Guide: 6-Chip BM1366 Solo Miner Configuration
The Bitaxe Hex is the flagship multi-chip open-source Bitcoin solo miner — and it changes the solo mining equation entirely.
Bitaxe Gamma Setup Guide: Complete BM1370 Solo Miner Configuration
The Bitaxe Gamma is the latest generation of open-source solo Bitcoin miners, built around the BM1370 ASIC chip — the same silicon powering Bitmain’s flagship Antminer S21 XP.
Bitaxe Supra Setup Guide: Complete BM1368 Solo Miner Configuration
The Bitaxe Supra is an open-source, standalone Bitcoin solo miner built around the BM1368 ASIC chip — the same chip family used in Bitmain’s industrial-grade Antminer S21 series.
The Complete Bitaxe Accessories Guide: Power, Cooling, Cases, Stands & More
Your Bitaxe is a tiny, open-source piece of Bitcoin mining hardware. Out of the box, it hashes. But with the right accessories, it hashes better — cooler, quieter, more stable, and with…
Bitaxe Firmware Update Guide: OTA, Web Flasher, CLI & Building from Source
Your Bitaxe is a tiny, open-source Bitcoin mining machine. Under the hood, it runs AxeOS — an open-source firmware built on the ESP32-S3 microcontroller that handles everything from ASIC…
How to Build a Bitcoin Mining Closet: Ventilation, Noise Control & Setup Guide
An ASIC miner on your desk sounds like standing next to a leaf blower. An ASIC miner in a properly built mining closet sounds like a distant hum.
Solo Bitcoin Mining: The Complete Guide to Lottery Mining
Everything you need to know about solo Bitcoin mining — the mathematics, the hardware, the pools, and why lottery mining matters for decentralization.
How to Mine Bitcoin at Home: Electrical, Hardware, Pool, and Heat Guide
Everything you need to mine Bitcoin at home — hardware selection, electrical setup, noise management, heat recovery, pool configuration, and optimization. From USB-powered Bitaxe solo miners to full ASIC rigs heating your garage.
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Last reviewed August 29, 2026.