Open source Bitcoin miners, shipped from Europe
From the NerdMiner V2 Pro to multi-chip ASIC boards: desk sized miners that run on the power of a light bulb, connect to your Wi-Fi in minutes and hash straight to your own wallet. No contracts, no cloud, no middleman.
Every miner here is open source, runs on your home Wi-Fi and pays out to your own Bitcoin address. The difference is how much hashrate you want on your desk.
The classic single-chip home miner with the BM1370: 1.3 TH/s at 17 W, set up over Wi-Fi in minutes
€139.00 €249.00 Incl. VAT, plus shipping.
Four BM1370 chips, 4.8 TH/s at 70 W, with AxeOS and a full-colour display
€499.00 €699.00 Incl. VAT, plus shipping.
Eight BM1370 chips and a water loop: the most hashrate we ship for a home
€799.00 Incl. VAT, plus shipping.
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Hashrate, power draw and efficiency at stock settings. Lower joules per terahash means more hashes for every watt.
| Model | Hashrate | Power | Efficiency | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 NerdMiner V2 Pro | 75 KH/s | 1 W | n/a | €49.00 |
 Bitaxe Gamma Backorder | 1.3 TH/s | 17 W | 13 J/TH | €139.00 |
 NerdAxe Gamma Out of stock | 1.2 TH/s | 17 W | 14 J/TH | €159.00 |
 Bitaxe Copperzilla Out of stock | 1.5 TH/s | 22 W | 15 J/TH | €179.00 |
 Bitaxe Gamma Performance Out of stock | 1.5 TH/s | 20 W | 15 J/TH | €179.00 |
 Bitaxe 702 Out of stock | 4.2 TH/s | 90 W | 21.4 J/TH | €219.00 |
 Bitaxe 801 | 2.15 TH/s | 43 W | 20 J/TH | €229.00 |
 NerdAxe Gaia NewPre-order | 2.6 TH/s | 25 W | 10 J/TH | €249.00 |
 Avalon Nano 3s Out of stock | 6 TH/s | 140 W | 23.3 J/TH | €259.00 |
 Bitaxe Performance Stage 2 Out of stock | 2 TH/s | 30 W | 15 J/TH | €349.00 |
 NerdQX Backorder | 8 TH/s | 140 W | 17 J/TH | €469.00 |
 NerdQAxe++ Hydro Backorder | 6 TH/s | 100 W | 16.7 J/TH | €499.00 |
 NerdQAxe++ PopularBackorder | 4.8 TH/s | 70 W | 15 J/TH | €499.00 |
 NerdQAxe Copper Pro Out of stock | 4.8 TH/s | 80 W | 15 J/TH | €599.00 |
 NerdOctaxe Hydro Backorder | 14 TH/s | 220 W | 16 J/TH | €799.00 |
 NerdOctaxe Rev 3.1 | 12 TH/s | 200 W | 17 J/TH | €849.00 |
All prices in EUR including VAT, plus shipping.
Connect the miner to power. It opens its own Wi-Fi network for the first setup.
Open the setup page in your browser, pick your home Wi-Fi and enter your Bitcoin address.
Your miner starts hashing to your own wallet. If it finds a block, the reward is yours alone.
New Water cooled 
Be your own bank Rated 5.0 out of 5I have other miners before but they are too big and too loud. Bitaxe is very small but work very good. No noise, no problem, I like it a lot!
Rated 5.0 out of 5Après quelques jours, je suis toujours satisfait de NerdQX. J'apprécie le boîtier fermé plutôt qu'une carte ouverte, et l'écran couleur en façade convient aussi très bien à mon installation.
Rated 5.0 out of 5Seit etwa einem Monat läuft Bitaxe Gamma bei mir ohne besondere Aufmerksamkeit. Im Alltag schätze ich den geringen Platzbedarf und die rund 1,3 TH/s Hashrate.
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Read the guideA solo miner works on its own block instead of joining a pool. If it finds a block, the full 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.
Far 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.
No. You connect the miner to power, open its setup page in a browser, choose your Wi-Fi and enter your Bitcoin address. Our setup guides walk you through every model step by step, and our support replies within one working day.
Orders ship from our warehouse in the EU with UPS or DHL, fully tracked. Inside the EU there are no customs charges and delivery takes 2 to 5 working days. For Switzerland, Norway, the United Kingdom and worldwide express deliveries, your customs authority charges import duty and local VAT.
With Bitcoin on chain or over Lightning through our own BTCPay Server, which saves you 5%. We also accept cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal and bank transfer.
If the words "Bitcoin mining" make you picture a roaring server rack that heats up the room and doubles your electricity bill, that is fair. For years, that was the reality. The open source miners we sell were built for the opposite. A Bitaxe is about the size of your hand, runs as quietly as a phone charger and connects to your home WiFi in a few minutes. You do not need a spare room, a noisy setup or any background in mining to start.
Bitcoin home mining used to mean noisy machines, high electricity bills and hardware that required serious technical knowledge to set up. The open source mining community changed that. Starting with the Nerdminer in 2023 and growing into the Bitaxe and the other open source ASIC boards, it has built a new generation of miners that sit on a desk, connect to home WiFi and run on a fraction of the power of a phone charger.
We were there from the beginning. Nerdminer Store opened shortly after Bitmaker, the creator of the Nerdminer project, released the first version out of Spain. We have been stocking, testing and supporting open source mining hardware in Europe ever since. Today Nerdminer Store is listed on the official Bitaxe vendor list at bitaxe.org/buy.
What makes this community worth being part of is not just the hardware. It is the idea that the Bitcoin network should be spread across thousands of small miners running in homes, not concentrated in a handful of industrial facilities. Every device we sell is a small contribution to that goal, and we think that matters.
If you are new to all of this, our Bitcoin Mining for Beginners guide explains how it works and which hardware to start with.
