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Documentation, build guides and hard-won knowledge for open-source Bitcoin mining hardware — written by the people who designed it.
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The open-source standalone Bitcoin miner — 100 / Max through to the 801 / Gamma Turbo, plus its API and BAP.
Read the docsNerdminer, NerdNOS, NerdAxe, NerdQAxe+ and NerdQAxe++ — solo mining on an ESP32.
Read the docsReverse-engineering notes and published papers on the mining ASICs: BM1397, BM1366, BM1368 and BM1370.
Read the docsThe ESP-Miner firmware behind every Bitaxe. Install it onto your board, or build it from source.
Read the docsA Raspberry Pi mining HAT running a BM1366 — overview, assembly and build notes.
Read the docsA quad-BM1366 miner derived from the PiAxe and Bitaxe designs, with assembly and installation guides.
Read the docsBuilding PCBs, assembly technique, and the questions everyone asks first.
Read the docsA fully open-source solo Bitcoin mining pool you can point your hardware at — or host yourself.
Read the docsThe BitForge Nano: an open-source dual-BM1370 miner for solo and home mining.
Read the docsA tool for talking to an Antminer hashboard over USB, for developing alternative firmware.
Read the docsTap the signals on an Antminer data cable for logic analyzers and development work.
Read the docsThe BitHalo — a side-emitting LED board that reacts to your Bitaxe's mining operation.
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