Official Bitaxe vendor · Shipped from the EU
Learn the basics 75 KH/s · 1 W 
Your first ASIC 1.3 TH/s · 17 W 
More hashrate 4.8 TH/s · 70 W 
Top of the range 12 TH/s · 200 W All prices in EUR including VAT, plus shipping.
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3 TH/s · 33 W · 11 J/TH
The Gaia with a copper cooler and a higher clock. Runs the open-source NerdOS and sets up like every NerdAxe.
€299.00
€284.05 with Bitcoin
Pre-order, ships from 7 November 2026
2.6 TH/s · 25 W · 10 J/TH
The new NerdAxe with the BM1373 chip. Runs the open-source AxeOS and sets up over Wi-Fi like every NerdAxe.
€249.00
€236.55 with Bitcoin
Pre-order, ships from 7 November 2026
All prices in EUR including VAT, plus shipping.
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A home miner is a lottery ticket for a Bitcoin block, not an income. Our solo mining guide explains why.
Solo mining guideVerified purchases only
Two things mattered most to me with Bitaxe Gamma Performance: the much larger performance cooler and the power draw around 30 W. After two weeks, that choice still feels right.
Setup was quick for me. With Bitaxe Gamma, I mainly appreciate the roughly 1.3 TH/s hashrate; how little space it takes was another reason I chose it. The room it runs in is not especially cool.
For my miner in the home office, how quiet the setup is and the lower and steadier temperatures were exactly the improvements I wanted.
New to home mining?
A solo miner works on a block of its own instead of sharing work and reward in a pool. If it finds a block, the reward goes to your own Bitcoin address. With a small home miner the odds are very low, comparable to a lottery ticket that never expires. People run them to learn, to support a decentralised network and for the thrill. Small miners do find blocks from time to time.
How to solo mine BitcoinFar less than most people expect. A NerdMiner runs on about 1 watt, a Bitaxe Gamma on about 17 watts and a NerdQAxe++ on about 70 watts. For comparison, a classic light bulb uses 60 watts.
Compare power and priceA 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network, a Bitcoin address from your own wallet and a few minutes. You plug the miner in, open its setup page in a browser, choose your Wi-Fi and enter your address. Our setup guides show every step with a picture, and our support replies within one working day.
All setup guidesOrders ship with UPS from our warehouse in the EU, fully tracked. Inside the EU there are no customs charges, and items in stock arrive in 2 to 5 working days. For Switzerland, Norway, the United Kingdom and all other destinations outside the EU, your customs authority charges import duty and local VAT.
Shipping costs and timesTo see how mining works on a small budget, start with the NerdMiner V2 Pro. For a real ASIC on your desk, the Bitaxe Gamma is the classic first choice. If you want more hashrate and do not mind a fan you can hear, look at the NerdQAxe++ or the eight-chip NerdOctaxe.
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