Every miner that matters.A few — one click from working.

• Sold out
  Bitmain

  Antminer S19k PRO

  120 TH23.1 J/TH

  Est. output / day

  0.00005277 BTC

  Request
• In stock
  Bitmain

  Antminer S21 XP

  270 TH13.5 J/TH

  Est. output / day

  0.00011874 BTC

  From$3 752View
• In stock
  Bitmain

  Antminer S21+

  216 TH16.5 J/TH

  Est. output / day

  0.00009499 BTC

  From$1 637View
• In stock
  Bitmain

  Antminer S21 PRO

  245 TH15 J/TH

  Est. output / day

  0.00010775 BTC

  From$2 113View
• In stock
  Bitmain

  Antminer S19 XP

  141 TH21.5 J/TH

  Est. output / day

  0.00006201 BTC

  From$521View

Estimated mining output at the current network reward rate, before pool fees. Electricity is a separate cost line at the standard $0.075/kWh MAX-mode rate — current rates at checkout prevail; loyalty cashback (up to 20%, tier-dependent) reduces the effective cost. The two figures are independent facts, not a net result. Nothing here is a projection or a promise.

• TH — the workforce

  Trillions of guesses per second. More terahash, more output — it's the number that scales your share of the network's daily reward.

• J/TH — the appetite

  Energy per terahash. The lower, the newer the silicon — and the less electricity stands between the machine and its output.

• Cooling — air, hydro, immersion

  Air units live in standard racks. Hydro and immersion push more terahash but need special infrastructure — that's data-center territory, which is exactly where ours sit.

• Non-custodial payouts

  The pool pays a wallet only you control — no keys, no coins with us.

  Where your Bitcoin goes

• MAX & ECO modes

  Two ways to run one machine — switch anytime from the dashboard.

  How the modes work

• Your pool, your call

  Preset lineup one click apart, or bring your own with Custom Pool.

  Mining pools

• Protected while it runs

  24/7 telemetry, on-site engineers, repairs meters from the rack.

  How uptime is protected

• Loyalty cashback

  Up to 20% back, in points that spend like dollars.

  The loyalty program

• The term is a doorway

  Extend, trade in, or take the machine home — your call at the end.

• How do I choose between the models?

  Three numbers do most of the work: price (what you put in), TH/s (how much it mines), J/TH (what it eats). Newer silicon = lower J/TH = more of the output survives the power bill. Run any machine through the calculator above — it puts output and electricity side by side.

• Why do sold-out models have no price?

  Because we don't quote what we can't deliver. Sold-out entries keep their specs and honest math for comparison; a stale price tag would only mislead. Request the model — enough demand puts it on the procurement list.

• Same model, different TH/s — which do I pick?

  Factory-graded speed variants of one machine: efficiency is identical, a faster unit mines more and draws proportionally more power. Let the budget decide — there's no wrong door.

• Cloud or Hosting — what's the real difference?

  Speed vs. specificity. Cloud Infrastructure allocates a machine from the live fleet — mining in ~24 hours, 36-month term, warranty included throughout. Hosting means your exact unit, bought new and racked under your name — typically within 30 days, 12-month term, warranty extendable. Same dashboard, same controls either way.

• Are the machines new or used?

  New, from the factory. Every rack machine is sourced new, burned in by our engineers, and monitored from its first hash. No refurbished stock, no mystery mileage.

• Why don't you run hydro and immersion monsters?

  Some we will; most don't fit the math. Hydro and immersion units need dedicated cooling loops — we add them where a site's infrastructure justifies it, not for the spec sheet. The library shows them honestly so you can compare either way.

• What do I pay after buying?

  One recurring thing: electricity — hosting and maintenance are inside the same daily rate, billed from your prepaid balance. In your agreement this appears as the Hosting Fee (hardware) or Service Fee (packages) — same thing.

• Where does the mined Bitcoin go?

  From the mining pool toward a wallet only you control — save the address once, withdraw on your schedule. We hold no keys and no coins; that's the architecture, not a policy.

• Can I run the machine at home instead?

  You could — but a modern ASIC is a 3.5 kW industrial appliance that sounds like a jet and wants three-phase power. Ours live where they belong; at the end of the term you can still take it home if you want the experience.

• What happens when the term ends?

  Your call, four ways: extend, trade in, sell back (case by case, at then-current market terms), or take the machine home. Do nothing and it waits in storage — it never becomes ours.