Ethereum miner

Ethereum Classic Mining Hardware for Sale

Ethereum Classic (ETC) is the largest proof-of-work coin still using EtHash. After Ethereum's 2022 transition to proof-of-stake, ETC became the primary home for EtHash ASICs and remaining GPU hashrate. Technically ETC uses the Etchash variant, which slows DAG growth to extend ASIC lifespan, but the algorithm remains memory-bound and requires hardware with enough DAG memory to cover the slowly expanding dataset.

Current EtHash ASICs: Jasminer leads on efficiency with the X44-P (23.4 GH/s at 2,550W, ~0.11 J/MH) and the X16-P (5.8 GH/s at 1,900W). The Bitmain Antminer E9 Pro (3.78 GH/s at 2,200W) remains a solid mid-range option. iPollo's V-series and X-series cover the home segment: V1 Classic at 3.6 GH/s, V1 Mini at 130-300 MH/s, V2 at 10 GH/s, V2X at 1.2 GH/s/165W, and X1 at 300-350 MH/s. Older Innosilicon A10 and A11 boxes still show up used but have been outpaced on efficiency. Before buying older stock, check one thing first: DAG memory. Cheaper EtHash hardware can become unmineable once the ETC DAG outgrows installed memory, so 12 GB or more is the safe floor for multi-year planning. Power draw ranges from 120W on the iPollo V1 Mini to 2,550W on the Jasminer X44-P, all running on 220V. Noise spans 40-80 dB.

Pool choice is straightforward: Ethermine ETC, 2Miners, F2Pool, and Hiveon all run ETC pools with solid uptime. For wallets, MetaMask configured for the ETC network, Ledger, or Trezor work fine. Do not send ETC to an ETH-only address. BT-MINERS stocks Jasminer, Bitmain, and iPollo EtHash hardware with warranty and tested units. Ask us about current DAG compatibility before committing to older stock.