00:00So you wanna mine crypto at home without turning your garage into a jet engine testing facility?
00:05Yeah, same here. I went down the rabbit hole of tiny, efficient ASIC miners, and honestly,
00:11the stuff coming out right now is kind of amazing. Today I'm breaking down the top 5 ASIC miners for
00:17home crypto mining, and I found the best deals on every single one of them, so stick around.
00:22Let's kick things off with the Bitaxe Gamma 601, the 1.2 terahash model running the BM1370 chip.
00:30This thing sips just 18 watts, which means you can literally run it off a phone charger and still
00:34have a shot at solo mining lottery blocks. At 40 bucks and change, with nearly 4700 sold and a 4
00:41.8
00:41rating, this is the no-brainer entry point if you've ever wanted to try bitcoin mining without
00:46the guilt trip on your power bill. Next up is the Bitaxe Gamma Turbo 801.
00:52This one pushes 2.4 terahash on 40 watts, so you're basically doubling your hash rate for a little
00:57over double the price, and it's still wildly efficient. The turbo is for the folks who tried
01:02the starter miner, got hooked, and now want a bit more bite for solo lottery mining.
01:07At just over $92, it's the sweet spot upgrade.
01:12Now if you want the cheapest possible way to dip a toe in, the miner fixes Nerdminer LV01 is it?
01:18It's a USB stick that does 250 kilohashes per second and it's really more of a fun lottery toy
01:24than a serious miner. But for 12 bucks, it's got a little LCD screen, it looks adorable on your desk,
01:30and it lets you say you're mining bitcoin. Over 4,000 sold, 4.6 stars, and honestly it makes a
01:37great gift for the crypto nerd in your life. Fourth on the list is another Bitaxe Gamma 601,
01:43but this is the listing that comes with the power supply included. Same 1.2 terahash, 20 watts,
01:49open-source firmware you can tweak however you like. If you don't want to go hunting for the
01:54right adapter separately, this bundle at 40 bucks and change saves you the hassle,
01:58and with a 4.8 rating, buyers clearly appreciate the convenience.
02:02And rounding out the top 5 is the Bitaxe Gamma 602, the overclockable one.
02:08It does 1.7 to 1.8 terahash, so it sits right between the standard gamma and the turbo,
02:14and it's built for people who like to tinker.
02:16You can push it harder, tweak the voltage, squeeze out more performance.
02:21At around $96 with 4,000 plus sold, this is the enthusiast's pick.
02:26So there you go, 5 genuinely fun ways to mine crypto at home without wrecking your electricity bill.
02:33All the links in current prices are in the description below,
02:36so go check them out before the deals change.
02:38If this helped you, smash the like button, hit subscribe, and I'll catch you in the next one.
02:44Happy Mining
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