Bitaxe GT is a plug-and-play, open-source Bitcoin miner delivering 2.50 TH/s at just 36 W (≈14.4 J/TH). Featuring integrated Wi-Fi, a removable OLED display, and a web-based AxeOS interface, it’s optimized for home mining, solo mining, and lottery mining.

Purchase authentic Bitaxe GT units from trusted retailers like Solo Satoshi. We ship globally from Houston, Texas, offer a 90-day warranty, and provide expert technical support to ensure genuine, Made-in-USA hardware.

Bitaxe GT is purpose-built for Bitcoin (BTC) mining using the SHA-256 algorithm. It does not support non-SHA-256 algorithms out of the box.

By default, Bitaxe GT mines Bitcoin (BTC). You can also point it to pools for other SHA-256-based coins (e.g., Bitcoin Cash or Bitcoin SV), though profitability and difficulty vary per coin.

Profitability depends on electricity rate, Bitcoin price, network difficulty, and pool fees. At 36 W draw (~15 J/TH) and residential electricity around $0.20/kWh, many users achieve cost-effective home mining when BTC prices exceed $50,000.

1. Stock settings: 36 W (~15 J/TH)
2. Overclocked: up to 50–60 W with aftermarket cooling

1. Solo mining or Lottery mining can yield a full block reward worth 3.125 Bitcoin + transaction fees. Although unlikely, this has happened in both 2024 and 2025, less than 8 months apart.
2. Pool mining aggregates hashrate but splits rewards by share; as of May 5th, 2025, the expected yield per TH/s is apporximately (~$0.06/day) before fees.

All Bitaxe units from Solo Satoshi include a 90-day limited warranty covering manufacturing defects. Expert technical support is available via ticketed email for setup, troubleshooting, and general inquiries.

No. Bitaxe GT uses an ESP32-S3 microcontroller and the AxeOS web interface, so any device with a browser (PC, tablet, or smartphone) can configure and monitor your miner.

Yes. Use Solo Satoshi’s stackable stand to securely stack multiple units, optimizing airflow and organization for small-scale mining setups.

1. UL-certified 12 V/3 A (36 W) power supply
2. Solo Satoshi stand for single-unit placement
3. Quick start guide with safety tips and links
4. Solo Satoshi sticker pack

1. Download the latest firmware release from the official Bitaxe.org website.
2. Connect to your miner’s web interface.
3. Navigate to Settings → Firmware Update, then upload the .bin file.
4. Click Update and wait for the reboot.
5. See our comprehensive step-by-step guide here: How To Update Bitaxe Firmware.

Open-source hardware or software has design files—source code, schematics, or blueprints—freely available for anyone to inspect, modify, and distribute. This fosters community collaboration, peer review, and avoids vendor lock-in.