The D-Central Mining API is a free, keyless, read-only REST API for Bitcoin ASIC mining data. Six endpoints serve JSON over HTTPS: live Bitcoin hashprice, the full ASIC miner spec database, bench-validated power/tuning profiles, the 650-code error-code corpus, the reliability & failure-mode index, and a live Canadian-dollar price index. No account, no key, no rate-limit paperwork — just send a GET request.
Everything is released under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence. Use it in your own tools, dashboards, research or AI systems; the only ask is that you credit D-Central and link back. The same data is also available as static CSV/JSON downloads on the Open Data Hub.
Quick answer
The D-Central Mining API is a free, keyless, read-only REST API at https://d-central.tech/wp-json/dc/v1. It serves six datasets as JSON — live Bitcoin hashprice, the ASIC miner spec database, power/tuning profiles, the error-code corpus, the reliability/failure-mode index, and a live CAD price index — all under a CC BY 4.0 licence. No sign-up, no API key: just GET the endpoint.
Free and keyless. Cache responses, attribute D-Central, and you are good to go.
Base URL: https://d-central.tech/wp-json/dc/v1 ·
Method: GET · Auth: none ·
Format: JSON · CORS: open (*) ·
Licence: CC BY 4.0.
Please be a good citizen: cache responses (every endpoint sends a
Cache-Control header), keep it under roughly 60 requests per minute, and for bulk
or repeated access pull the static CSV/JSON exports
instead of hammering the API. Each response carries an X-DC-API courtesy notice. There are no hard
limits today — abuse just gets rate-limited at the edge.
GET/dc/v1/hashprice
Live Bitcoin hashprice — expected mining revenue per unit of hashrate per day, in USD and CAD, per TH/day and per PH/day, subsidy-only and fee-inclusive. Refreshed every 15 minutes. Includes network difficulty, BTC price, block subsidy, fee revenue and halving/retarget context.
The full ASIC miner spec database — hashrate, power, J/TH efficiency, algorithm, manufacturer, status, BTU, home-mining score and the live linked product (CAD price + stock) for each model.
Parameters
algorithm — filter by algorithm slug (e.g. sha-256)
manufacturer — filter by manufacturer slug (e.g. bitmain)
Bench-validated power/tuning points (wattage, hashrate, J/TH) for each undervolt/overclock step across the supported models. Per-domain voltage; firmware autotuners calculate at runtime — these are not fixed presets.
Parameters
model — filter to one model slug (e.g. antminer-s19j-pro)
The ASIC error-code corpus — fault code, severity, DIY difficulty, CAD repair-cost band and the exact replacement-part SKUs that fix it, with the link to each repair guide. Paginated.
Parameters
manufacturer — filter by manufacturer (substring, e.g. Bitmain)
component — filter by failing component (e.g. hashboard, psu, fan)
code — filter by error code (substring)
search — free-text search over code, title and affected models
The ASIC reliability & failure-mode index — per-model failing-component breakdowns with reported-frequency qualifiers and A/B/C source-strength grades. Aggregated from public sources; not internal repair-ticket counts or measured failure rates.
Parameters
model — filter to one model (slug or model name slug, e.g. antminer-s19-pro)
D-Central's own live catalogue CAD price index for ASIC miners — name, SKU, condition (new vs refurbished), live price, stock status and a min/median/max summary. A single-vendor reference, not a market-wide aggregate.
Parameters
condition — new | refurbished
category — filter by product category slug (asic-miners, bitaxe, quiet-modded-antminers)
All data is released under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0.
You may use it commercially — just credit D-Central and link back to
d-central.tech. Suggested line:
“Data: D-Central Mining API (d-central.tech), CC BY 4.0.”
See the methodology page for how each dataset is sourced and verified.
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