StealthMiner identity conflict and evidence boundary
This historical record is isolated because its identity conflicts with both a finished-hashboard product family and an open enclosure project.
Community Build
This product features an enclosure designed by Structur3.io — an independent hardware design studio in the Bitcoin community. D-Central assembles, tunes, and ships the final product with professional-grade components and quality control.
Community builds represent the best of open-source collaboration — innovative enclosure designs from the global Bitcoin maker community, brought to production by experienced manufacturers. D-Central adds its expertise in thermal management, noise reduction, and firmware tuning to deliver a fully production-ready product.
Every community build product D-Central ships is fully assembled, tested, and backed by the same technical support and ASIC repair services as all our other hardware.
Full Specifications
| Model | StealthMiner identity conflict and evidence boundary |
|---|---|
| Model Number | StealthMiner |
| Manufacturer | StealthMiner |
| Chip Model | BM1368 |
| Chip Count | 1 |
| Cooling | Passive |
| Interface | WiFi |
| Status | Lifecycle not independently verified |
StealthMiner identity conflict
The stored small-board identity and former scalar tuple cannot be authenticated. A current D-Central commerce name refers to a finished industrial-hashboard variant family, while the public StealthMiner V2 repository documents an enclosure and hashboard project. Neither can safely be imported into this record.
No manufacturer, algorithm, coin, performance, electrical, acoustic, physical or economic claim is published until the record provenance is proven. Do not use this page to select parts, firmware or power equipment.