What does 13.5T miner mean (14T miner)?
What does 13.5T miner mean? What does 13.5T miner refer to? In simple terms, it
What does 13.5T miner mean? What does 13.5T miner refer to? In simple terms, it has obvious differences in computing power and coin price.
Mining BTC requires a certain cost of electricity. If the price remains unchanged, it will cost $10,000 to mine one bitcoin (13G), at which point you need to purchase a 12V machine. Of course, some common small parts may also use the same electricity cost, such as laptops, mobile phones, etc. As more and more devices are put into production, this gap will gradually narrow. (Here, the 12.5T miner mentioned is the ASIC miner with a power consumption of 14W)
14T miner
Bitmicro released the latest mining data on August 30, 2020, with a hash rate of 31.6TH/s.
According to the introduction, the 14T Bitcoin miner is a brand new miner released by Canaan Creative M20S++ (with 5nm chips) and Bitmain in early 2019 and started selling at the end of 2017. In late December 2020, Antminer T17 series introduced a new “13T” version; in late October, a phased-out version of the 15T miner was launched; in February of this year, a new 16T machine was released. Currently, these devices can be used in the normal operation of the old MicroBT mining farm.
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