Contribute a Field Report
Nobody publishes an honest, community-fed record of what actually breaks on Bitcoin mining hardware, what a repair really costs, or what used and refurbished rigs sell for in Canada. We are building one — in the open — and it only works if miners share first-hand experience. If you have run a rig, repaired one, or bought or sold one, your report makes the record more accurate for everyone.
Three kinds of report, one short form: a failure (what broke and how it showed up), a repair cost (DIY or shop, and the outcome), or a price (what you paid or sold for). Tick more than one if your story covers more than one.
How your report is handled
- A human reviews every submission before anything appears on the site. Nothing is published automatically.
- You can stay completely anonymous. A display handle is optional and shown only if you ask for credit; your email, if you give one, is used only to verify the report and is never published.
- It is reported experience, never a measured rate. We never turn reports into invented failure percentages or MTBF numbers — volume only shifts an honest word qualifier. Read our Mining Data Trust & Methodology.
- Prices keep their currency, date and condition. Any Canadian-dollar figure shown later is an FX estimate, never a quote.
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Last reviewed June 12, 2026.
