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DragonBall Miner A40 Alephium Miner
The DragonBall Miner A40 Alephium Miner by Bitmain runs the SHA-256 algorithm, draws 1600W. It mines Bitcoin. Available for purchase from MinerHaolan with fast international shipping from Hong Kong and manufacturer warranty included.
Algorithm
SHA-256
Hashrate
N/A
Power
1600W
Available Coins
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6-12 Month Warranty
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The DragonBall A40 is an Alephium miner using the Blake3 algorithm. It is rated at 3.3Th/s and 1600W. Alephium needs Blake3 hardware, so this machine will not mine Bitcoin or any SHA-256 coin. It suits buyers who have chosen ALPH specifically. Hashrate and power are the published ratings, not our bench readings.
Key Features
- Engineered for optimal energy efficiency and low operating cost
- High-performance hashing architecture for maximum mining profitability
- Advanced thermal management with 2 x Fans
- Easy setup and management via web interface
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Estimates for DragonBall Miner A40 Alephium Miner, from live network hashrate and price
* Revenue from live network hashrate, block time and block reward (source: WhatToMine), assumes a 1% pool fee, and extrapolates today's difficulty and price flat for the monthly/yearly figures. Estimates only, not a guarantee of earnings.
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