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SOLO BITCOIN MINING, SIMPLIFIED
Your desk.
Your miner.
Your next block.
A little hardware. A world of possibility. Discover powerful, compact Bitcoin miners built for the everyday explorer.
OPEN-SOURCE HARDWARE✦BUILT FOR HOME MINING
THE DESKTOP REVOLUTIONSHA-256
SMALL FOOTPRINT. SERIOUS HASHRATE.
Bitaxe Gamma Turbo
↗ Compact by design Fits into your everyday◈ Open-source options Explore your hardware⚡ Power to choose Compare watts & hashrate
THE CRYPTOLOT COLLECTION
Find your kind of power.
From your first miner to your next upgrade.
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TAKE IT UP A NOTCHMore power.
More power.
Keep your cool.
Meet the NerdQaxe++ Hydro Rev 6.1. Liquid cooling meets desktop mining, with a 6 TH/s hashrate and a distinctive illuminated design.
A LITTLE CURIOUS? GOOD.
Your mining journey
starts with three steps.
Make the connection.
Follow your model’s setup guide, connect to your network and configure a compatible mining pool and your public Bitcoin wallet address.
Let it hash.
Monitor your miner and explore the network. Solo mining is unpredictable: rewards are never guaranteed and electricity costs still apply.
Find your solo mining pool.
A Stratum address tells your miner where to connect. These services help you mine solo: rewards depend on finding a valid block, rather than receiving regular shared payouts.
AtlasPool
Its standard endpoint requires 400+ GH/s. Low-powered NerdMiners may not appear in the dashboard.
stratum+tcp://solo.atlaspool.io:3333Official connection guide ↗Public Pool
Explore the pool dashboard and check its current connection settings and hardware requirements before configuring your miner.
View current settings on the pool website.
Open Public Pool ↗Solo CKPool
The official guide recommends this endpoint for regional routing and failover, including Oceania. Listed service fee: 2%.
stratum+tcp://stratum.ckpool.org:3333Official setup & pool details ↗Braiins Solo
Use your Bitcoin receiving address as the username, with an optional worker name. The official guide also lists alternative ports.
stratum+tcp://solo.stratum.braiins.com:3333Official guide & dashboard ↗Connection details checked 23 October 2026. Further reading: Solo Bit Mining Australia’s pool guide ↗
CRYPTOLOT LEARNING GUIDEMore speed.
More speed.
Know the trade-offs.
What overclocking means for your solo miner.
Read the original article ↗Source: Solo Bit Mining Australia · Mark Saunderson
What changes?
Overclocking runs a miner’s chips at a higher frequency than the standard setting. It can increase hashrate, giving the machine more attempts to find a block. It does not guarantee a reward or regular income.
Speed has a cost.
Extra performance can require more electricity and cooling. Power use may rise faster than hashrate, reducing efficiency. Higher temperatures and unsuitable power settings can cause instability, shorten component life or damage hardware.
Check before changing settings.
Use your exact model’s documentation to check cooling, power-supply capacity and supported operating limits. Check the applicable warranty terms before tuning; damage caused by overclocking may not be covered. CryptoLot’s warranty terms will be published before orders open.
CRYPTOLOT LEARNING GUIDEFirmware updates.
Firmware updates.
Make an informed choice.
Keep your miner stable, secure and compatible.
Read the original article ↗Further reading: Solo Bit Mining Australia · Mark Saunderson
Understand the trade-off.
Firmware controls your miner’s operation. An update can change settings, interrupt mining or introduce stability problems. An interrupted or incompatible installation can leave the device unable to start and require recovery.
Update for a reason.
If your miner works reliably, review the release notes before changing it. Security fixes, important bug fixes and compatibility improvements can justify an update. A stable miner still needs attention to security advisories.
Prepare before installing.
Confirm your exact model and hardware revision. Use the firmware project’s official instructions and matching release. Save your pool, wallet and tuning settings, check the recovery procedure, and keep power and the required connection stable throughout installation.
For supported Bitaxe models: official ESP-Miner documentation ↗. Other miners may require different firmware.
LET’S CLEAR THINGS UP
Big questions.
Straight answers.
A few things to know before you plug in.
What is solo Bitcoin mining?
A solo miner attempts to find a valid Bitcoin block. If successful, the reward goes to the miner, subject to any pool fees. Most small miners may never find a block.
Will a miner generate a regular income?
No. Solo mining does not provide predictable earnings. Consider the hardware and electricity costs, and treat a desktop miner as a hobby or learning tool.
What does hashrate mean?
Hashrate measures the number of calculations a miner performs each second. TH/s means trillions of hashes per second. More hashrate increases the relative chance of finding a block, but does not guarantee a reward.
What do I need to get started?
A suitable power supply, a compatible network connection and a Bitcoin receiving address. Check the exact model’s requirements before purchase. Never enter your wallet recovery phrase into a miner.
Can I place an order yet?
This is the CryptoLot store preview. You can explore products and build a bag. Orders will open once prices, stock, payment processing, shipping and store policies are confirmed.