Mining machine review | C1, the next generation of king machines?

Last year, the most watched project in the industry was Nervos. As early as September last year, F2Pool supported the CKB mining service of Nervos test network. Currently, the computing power of F2Pool CKB mining pool is 217TH/s.

F2Pool has witnessed the gradual development of CKB from the earliest graphics card mining to FPGA, and welcomed the launch of CKB professional mining machines, witnessing another transformation of CKB mining hardware.

The Toddminer team developed the first CKB professional mining machine. They paid attention to the Nervos project in early 2019 and invested in research when the Nervos team announced the Eaglesong algorithm of CKB. After 6 months of research and development, the first C1 was finally produced.

The following is a review of the first C1 mining machine. It should be noted that the computing power of the mass-produced C1 mining machine is 1.55T, and the computing power of the first C1 mining machine is 1T, and the power consumption of the two is different. Friends who invest in mass-produced C1 machines should pay attention to the difference. This review is for reference only.

• IP: The miner name uses the IP of the machine. In this case, the miner name set by custom method is invalid.
• Custom: The miner name is completely set to the miner name.
• Mixed: The miner name uses the custom miner name plus the last segment of the IP.

Based on the understanding of the project and confidence in its future development, the Toddminer team, with the original intention of contributing to the Nervos ecosystem, decided that all mining income from the first C1 will be locked into the Nervos DAO until this mining machine can no longer contribute computing power. This is very commemorative for the Nervos ecosystem.

The first C1 mining machine has been connected to the fish pool. We will provide 0-fee, safe and stable mining services, and work with Toddminer to support the Nervos network ecosystem.