Braiins Mini Miner 101
Play the modern lottery! The new Braiins Mini Miner 101 from the manufacturer Braiins for mining BTC (alagorithm SHA-256) has a power of 1 Th/s and a consumption of 35 W. This is a so-called solo miner, where the miner tries to mine alone and there is a small chance that he will mine 3,125 BTC at once
Preorder - shipping in Q2/2025
Category
Power: | 1 Th/s |
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Manufacturer: | Braiins |
Availability: | In stock |
Manufacturer | Braiins |
Algorithm | SHA-256 |
Hashrate (Th/s) | 1 |
Consumption (W) | 35 |
Effectivity (W/Th) |
35 |
Braiins Mini Miner 101
The Braiins Mini Miner BMM 101 stands out not only for its compact design and quiet operation (only 40 dB), but also for its multifunctional 3.5" IPS display with 480×320 px resolution and 800 cd/m² brightness. This display can be customised to suit your preferences - you can monitor the current bitcoin price, use it as a stylish desk clock or display detailed mining data such as hashrate, device temperature, power consumption, operating time, IP address, block height and network difficulty. These features make the BMM 101 not only an efficient mining device, but also an elegant addition to any home or office.
Braiins Mini Miner 101 Specifications
The manufacturer Braiins guarantees the miner for 12 months. The package includes Braiins and the source cable. The dimensions and weight of the device are - 45.5 x 13 x 44 cm (12 kg).
Solo mining - the modern lottery
Solo mining is a method of cryptocurrency mining where you mine on your own, without being connected to a mining pool. Think of it like a lottery: if you manage to find a new block, you get the entire reward all to yourself. However, this requires a lot of luck. For example, in November 2023, a lone miner with a hashrate of just 2 PH/s managed to mine an entire bitcoin block, earning him a reward of 6,887 BTC, approximately $250,000. Solo mining is therefore a risky but potentially very profitable way of mining cryptocurrencies, and this is exactly what Braiins Mini Miner allows you to do.
Bitcoin halving
The next halving (reducing the reward per block mined, for BTC by 50% every four years) is scheduled for April 2028.