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Today on the podcast we've got a special episode with @sesi_the_man creator of one of Bitcoins most important tools. The @SeedSigner is a pivotal piece of any sovereign bitcoiners toolkit and you can learn all about it today
1PM EST on the @SoloSatoshi channel
youtu.be/YShKCxo1xTQ
1PM EST on the @SoloSatoshi channel
youtu.be/YShKCxo1xTQ
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Because "not your keys, not your coins" deserves its own corner.
Comment below what you think is missing.
We are having fun creating our window displays and different sections of the store. This one is dedication to privacy, self-custody and entropy. Still have several products to add!
Comment below what you think is missing.
We are having fun creating our window displays and different sections of the store. This one is dedication to privacy, self-custody and entropy. Still have several products to add!
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People ask this more than almost anything else.
Yes. Home Bitcoin mining is generally legal in the US. There is no federal ban on mining for yourself.
What can still get in the way is closer to home: a lease, an HOA, a noise rule, or a circuit that cannot carry the load.
We ece, the tax basics, and what to check before you plug in.
Yes. Home Bitcoin mining is generally legal in the US. There is no federal ban on mining for yourself.
What can still get in the way is closer to home: a lease, an HOA, a noise rule, or a circuit that cannot carry the load.
We ece, the tax basics, and what to check before you plug in.
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Your miner could be hashing while your Discord alerts silently fail. ⚠️
Nerd*OS v1.1.2 is out, fixing a certificate issue that can break alerts and some encrypted pool connections.
Use Discord alerts or Stratum over TLS? This update matters. Here’s why. 🧵 1/5
Nerd*OS v1.1.2 is out, fixing a certificate issue that can break alerts and some encrypted pool connections.
Use Discord alerts or Stratum over TLS? This update matters. Here’s why. 🧵 1/5
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It's November. Your miner is basically a space heater that buys lottery tickets.
Who's got one running in a room that actually needs the heat right now? Garage, office, kid's room, basement?
If you're thinking about heating with hashrate, we put together a guide: solosatoshi.com/bitcoin-mining…
Who's got one running in a room that actually needs the heat right now? Garage, office, kid's room, basement?
If you're thinking about heating with hashrate, we put together a guide: solosatoshi.com/bitcoin-mining…
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What are your chances of hitting a Bitcoin block of 3.125 BTC or $234,000 with the Bitaxe Naja Duo (small home miner)?
What about your chances of hitting a Bitcoin Cash block worth $800-900?
What about your chances of hitting a Bitcoin Cash block worth $800-900?
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We are the disruptors of the mining industry.
You can't disrupt mining without getting involved.
You can't disrupt mining without getting involved.
Next March, someone's going to say "you should've been in Dallas."
415 brands. 430 speakers. The open bar. The founders dinner. The deals.
Mining Disrupt · March 22–24
VIP & Elite are capped. Got Tickets? 🎟️
miningdisrupt.com/attend?utm_sou…
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Bitaxe running hot even with the fan maxed out?
Old thermal paste could be why.
Unplug it and let it cool, pull the heatsink pins, clean the chip with isopropyl alcohol, add a rice-sized dot of fresh paste and reseat the heatsink evenly. Then check your ASIC temp in AxeOS.
Old thermal paste could be why.
Unplug it and let it cool, pull the heatsink pins, clean the chip with isopropyl alcohol, add a rice-sized dot of fresh paste and reseat the heatsink evenly. Then check your ASIC temp in AxeOS.
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We're back with a HOT one today!
We had @Real_PizzAndy back for round two this time joined by the wonderful @unknown_aadhi
We covered a lot of ground in this one!
@tomshardware @SoloSatoshi
Watch the full episode here
youtube.com/watch?v=mezoxY…
We had @Real_PizzAndy back for round two this time joined by the wonderful @unknown_aadhi
We covered a lot of ground in this one!
@tomshardware @SoloSatoshi
Watch the full episode here
youtube.com/watch?v=mezoxY…
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You will never be locked into using a proprietary software/firmware ever again.
AI changed everything.
AI changed everything.
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No Wi-Fi. No Bluetooth. Just a USB-C port for power.
SeedSigner+ signs by scanning a QR code. You review the details on its 2.8-inch screen and sign, no internet needed. Unplug it and nothing stays behind. It's stateless.
Open-source and fully assembled in the USA.
SeedSigner+ signs by scanning a QR code. You review the details on its 2.8-inch screen and sign, no internet needed. Unplug it and nothing stays behind. It's stateless.
Open-source and fully assembled in the USA.
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The most fun number in AxeOS is Best Difficulty.
It's the highest-difficulty share your Bitaxe has found. Shares in the billions (shown as G) are normal. To find a block, a share has to meet full network difficulty.
What's your best so far?
solosatoshi.com/axeos-guide/?m…
It's the highest-difficulty share your Bitaxe has found. Shares in the billions (shown as G) are normal. To find a block, a share has to meet full network difficulty.
What's your best so far?
solosatoshi.com/axeos-guide/?m…
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The black Bitaxe Touch is back in stock.
Two chips, about 2.15 TH/s at stock settings, and a 4.3-inch touchscreen that shows your hashrate and stats right on the shelf. It runs open-source AxeOS, and a power supply for your region comes in the box.
Link in the first reply.
Two chips, about 2.15 TH/s at stock settings, and a 4.3-inch touchscreen that shows your hashrate and stats right on the shelf. It runs open-source AxeOS, and a power supply for your region comes in the box.
Link in the first reply.
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"I'll never hit a Bitcoin block 😠."
- Some dude mining BCH & running a closed-source OS on an open-source miner.
- Some dude mining BCH & running a closed-source OS on an open-source miner.
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Every hash is a fresh draw.
Bitaxe Gamma 602: an open-source solo Bitcoin miner. One BM1370 chip, about 1.2 TH/s at 18 to 20W. Long odds, and every hash is a real shot at a full block.
Assembled and tested in the USA, ships from Conroe, TX.
solosatoshi.com/product/bitaxe…
Bitaxe Gamma 602: an open-source solo Bitcoin miner. One BM1370 chip, about 1.2 TH/s at 18 to 20W. Long odds, and every hash is a real shot at a full block.
Assembled and tested in the USA, ships from Conroe, TX.
solosatoshi.com/product/bitaxe…
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We put nine home lottery miners side by side: hashrate, odds per block, noise and power.
Short version: the Gamma 602 is the easy first ticket, and the Naja Duo or NerdQaxe++ is the step up.
What would go on your desk first?
Short version: the Gamma 602 is the easy first ticket, and the Naja Duo or NerdQaxe++ is the step up.
What would go on your desk first?
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🚨Block#974238 has been claimed.🚨
ANOTHER ONE of our devices has hit a block by a NerdQAxe++ Rev 6.
This afternoon, a very early Solo Satoshi customer DM'd Kels so she could let the team know.
Just a month ago, another person came to the store to tell us he found a block while uo and a NerdQAxe++ Rev 7. Both running Braiins fpps pool.
Keep hashing. You never know when your hardware might be next!
ANOTHER ONE of our devices has hit a block by a NerdQAxe++ Rev 6.
This afternoon, a very early Solo Satoshi customer DM'd Kels so she could let the team know.
Just a month ago, another person came to the store to tell us he found a block while uo and a NerdQAxe++ Rev 7. Both running Braiins fpps pool.
Keep hashing. You never know when your hardware might be next!
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Blockstream Jade or Jade Plus?
Both are fully open-source and sign with QR codes. Jade Plus adds a 1.9-inch screen (66% bigger), a better camera and Genuine Check. Want metal? That's Lunar Silver.
Compact Classic or the bigger Plus screen, which would you grab?
Both are fully open-source and sign with QR codes. Jade Plus adds a 1.9-inch screen (66% bigger), a better camera and Genuine Check. Want metal? That's Lunar Silver.
Compact Classic or the bigger Plus screen, which would you grab?
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Bitcoin lottery, desk edition.
A lottery miner is a small solo miner chasing a whole block on its own. Most draws miss. Every hash is still a fresh draw, and Bitaxe-class miners have hit real blocks.
Low power. Open source. Fits on a desk.
A lottery miner is a small solo miner chasing a whole block on its own. Most draws miss. Every hash is still a fresh draw, and Bitaxe-class miners have hit real blocks.
Low power. Open source. Fits on a desk.
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Most people plug in an air purifier and forget it's there. The Heatbit Bitair is built to run just like that, except there's a Bitcoin miner inside it.
Air gets pulled in around the base and runs through a three-stage filter: a pre-filter for hair and dust, a true HEPA layer, r odors. Then it comes out the top. On its way up, that same air passes over the heatsink on the mining chip, so there's no separate fan screaming away somewhere. One fan is doing both jobs.
The miner does about 1.2 TH/s on roughly 17 watts, and the whole unit pulls up to around 25 watts depending on fan speed. It's rated for rooms up to about 200 square feet, and the noise runs from about 25 dB on Light to 44 dB on Turbo. On Light I honestly barely hear it.
Setup is in the Heatbit app. It needs 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, you paste in a Bitcoin address you control, and you can solo mine or point it at a pool.
And here's the crazy part: miners this size have already hit blocks worth more than $250,000. Every hash is a fresh shot, and an air purifier is meant to run all day anyway, so it might as well take a swing at a block while it cleans the air.
Air gets pulled in around the base and runs through a three-stage filter: a pre-filter for hair and dust, a true HEPA layer, r odors. Then it comes out the top. On its way up, that same air passes over the heatsink on the mining chip, so there's no separate fan screaming away somewhere. One fan is doing both jobs.
The miner does about 1.2 TH/s on roughly 17 watts, and the whole unit pulls up to around 25 watts depending on fan speed. It's rated for rooms up to about 200 square feet, and the noise runs from about 25 dB on Light to 44 dB on Turbo. On Light I honestly barely hear it.
Setup is in the Heatbit app. It needs 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, you paste in a Bitcoin address you control, and you can solo mine or point it at a pool.
And here's the crazy part: miners this size have already hit blocks worth more than $250,000. Every hash is a fresh shot, and an air purifier is meant to run all day anyway, so it might as well take a swing at a block while it cleans the air.
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