"Instead of running continuous hash power, it submits lottery-style tickets, each representing an attempt to solve a full Bitcoin block. With 1,000 KH/s of hashing power - roughly 18 times higher than many ticket-based alternatives - it submits more attempts per day while consuming under 18 watts, the company says. The device runs silently, operates independently over Wi-Fi using NMMiner firmware, and requires no licensing or activation fees. For founders who are already paying for 24/7 office power, the marginal cost is effectively negligible."
"For entrepreneurs who are exploring alternative revenue streams in 2026, Bitcoin mining has traditionally required warehouse-scale investments, industrial power contracts, and a tolerance for noise and heat. That barrier has kept most small operators out. BlockChance is targeting that gap with two compact solo-mining devices - the BlockChance™ Bitcoin Ticket Miner and the BlockChance™ Bitaxe Bitcoin Miner - with entry points at $59.99 and $199.99, respectively."
BlockChance offers two compact solo-mining devices priced at $59.99 and $199.99. The Bitcoin Ticket Miner submits lottery-style tickets representing attempts to solve full Bitcoin blocks, delivering 1,000 KH/s while consuming under 18 watts and operating silently over Wi‑Fi with NMMiner firmware and no licensing fees. The Bitaxe Miner uses a BM1370 ASIC to deliver around 1.2 TH/s at roughly 18 watts, running quietly on a desk and taking continuous solo mining attempts for full block rewards. Both devices provide low marginal power costs for offices, but mining outcomes remain probability-based and depend on network conditions.
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