Free and Open Source: This project enables users to delve into Bitcoin mining using a compact hardware device. Its primary objective is to educate users about mining while offering an aesthetically pleasing addition to their desktop setup. | Easy Setup: Getting started is effortless - simply connect the device to your WiFi network and input your Bitcoin wallet address. Operating on minimal power, around 1 watt, the miner can even function with mini solar panels, providing a cost-efficient solution. | Latest Mining Software: Equipped with the most up-to-date mining software (firmware version 1.6.3), the miner is ready to go upon setup. Just connect it to power via USB-C, configure the Wi-Fi settings, and provide your Bitcoin address. | Potential Rewards: Although the likelihood of successfully mining a block is modest, the current reward for discovering the next block stands at 3.125 BTC, approximately $85,000. This offers the potential for significant earnings through mining activities. | Tested and Optimized: Each miner undergoes rigorous testing to ensure it achieves a minimum hashing power of 78KH/s.

This is a free and open source project that let you try to reach a bitcoin block with a small piece of hardware.The main aim of this project is to let you learn more about minery and to have a beautiful piece of hardware in your desktop.Simply connect to your WiFi and provide your wallet address to start mining. | We have BTC Nerd Miners available for sale, also known as Solo Lottery Miners. This miner only consumes around 1 watt of power and can run on mini solar panels, making it a zero-cost option. | The latest mining software (firmware version 1.6.3) is pre-installed and all that's needed is to connect it to power via USB-A, as well as Wi-Fi and your Bitcoin address. | With a small chance, the miner can successfully mine a block and the current reward for finding the next block is 6.25 BTC (approximately $170,000). | All miners come with a small heat sink and are tested in advance to achieve at least 73KH/s. They are shipped in a plastic box along with two pin headers and a cable that are not necessary for simple operatio