MicroBT WhatsMiner D1 evidence record
Evidence-limited identity record for the D1 name. Exact product specifications are not established by the attached manufacturer source.
Full Specifications
| Model | MicroBT WhatsMiner D1 evidence record |
|---|---|
| Model Number | WhatsMiner D1 (identity unresolved) |
| Manufacturer | MicroBT |
| Coins Mined | Unknown |
| Status | Reference only |
Evidence boundary: the manufacturer’s 2019 M20-series launch history mentions “D1” only as an earlier chip-validation milestone. That source does not establish an exact retail model, mining algorithm, hashrate, wall power, efficiency, noise level, dimensions, availability, or service platform for the profile previously shown here.
The former 48 TH/s and algorithm claim has therefore been withdrawn. This is an evidence-limited identity record, not a product specification or availability page.
How to identify hardware labelled D1
Record the complete nameplate, serial label without publishing private identifiers, raw reported platform, complete displayed type, installed version, connectors, cooling class, and current symptom. Photographs of the chassis, control board, and labels can help distinguish a real unit from a reused marketplace name.
Firmware and recovery
Do not select firmware or recovery media from the D1 name. A historical name does not identify the installed control-board platform.
- Confirm the raw platform and complete reported type.
- Only after identity is resolved, review official firmware and recovery scope.
- For unknown identity, no boot, repeated failure, or electrical or thermal concern, request hardware diagnosis.
Primary evidence reviewed: manufacturer M20-series launch history, published in 2019; and the current manufacturer manual catalog, checked August 27, 2026.