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MicroBT WhatsMiner M61 ASIC miner reference image
Reference only MicroBT SHA-256

MicroBT WhatsMiner M61

Evidence-limited reference for the WhatsMiner M61. Not listed in the current manufacturer manual catalog; verify hardware identity and current support before service or firmware work.

Efficiency

Full Specifications

Full technical specifications for this miner.
Model MicroBT WhatsMiner M61
Model Number Whatsminer M61
Manufacturer MicroBT
Algorithm SHA-256
Coins Mined Bitcoin (BTC)
Status Reference only

Current catalog status: This model is not listed in the manufacturer’s current product-manual catalog checked on August 27, 2026. That absence does not establish that the model never existed, is discontinued, lacks firmware support, or is incompatible with current service procedures. This page preserves only separately attributed reference evidence.

No exact historic manufacturer manual or other primary specification record is currently attached to this profile. Previous hashrate, power, efficiency, noise, physical, availability, and architecture fields have therefore been withdrawn rather than presented as verified facts.

How to identify a physical WhatsMiner M61

Record the complete nameplate, serial label without publishing private identifiers, cooling class, raw reported platform, complete displayed type, installed version, and current symptom. Do not classify this machine for firmware or recovery from the M61 name or a nearby family name.

Firmware and recovery

A model name does not identify the installed control-board platform or recovery media.

Current-catalog evidence: manufacturer product-manual catalog and its public catalog API, checked August 27, 2026. Current-catalog absence is recorded only as absence; it is not used to infer historical existence, lifecycle, parts, or firmware status.