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This is what a real Bitaxe setup looks like — no warehouse, no rack of machines. Just this, plugged in, running. $BTC

Screen shows your live hashrate the second it boots. That's the whole point: you're not trusting a dashboard somewhere else, you're watching it work in your hand.

Bitaxe — ₹18,000. DM "MINE"

Two solo miners found blocks on ckpool within seven hours of each other on Nov 7: blocks 974893 and 974930.

Each block pays the miner the full 3.125 BTC subsidy plus fees. No pool sharing, no payout threshold. Just the pool’s 2% fee.

What’s worth knowing is that solo wins keep happening: the lottery is long odds, but it isn’t closed.

If you want your own ticket, a Bitaxe Gamma 601 (about 1.2 TH/s, 17W) is ₹18,000. It won’t pay your bills. Most miners at that size will never find a block, but the running cost is close to nothing.

Tomorrow is Diwali. Wishing everyone a happy, safe and bright festival from all of us at Bitasha.

May the lights bring good luck, good health and secure keys. Thank you for being part of this community this year, from the first Koshh orders to the people we met at Bitmela.

#Diwali #HappyDiwali

Gifting a hardware wallet this Diwali? A few things make it a good gift instead of a stressful one.

1. Give it sealed. The person should open the box and set it up themselves, so nobody else has ever seen their keys.
2. Tell them to write down the recovery phrase the device shows, and check it against the screen. You shouldn’t know it, and neither should anyone else.
3. Pick one that matches the person. A simple, well-documented wallet for a beginner, an open-source one for someone who likes to verify things.
4. Pair it with a steel backup if you can, since paper is the weak point in most setups.

Not sure which to choose? DM us or WhatsApp +91 94452 99189 and we’ll help you pick.

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