KnCMiner Jupiter Bitcoin Mining Machine Trial

Since the birth of Bitcoin, it has created a whirlwind in the world. More and more people are beginning to understand BTC, from the initial processor/graphics card to the current mining machine. In addition, the manufacturing process is also constantly improving. From the birth of the first Avalon mining machine, it quickly became a hot IT product. KnCMiner from Sweden has also developed its own ASIC architecture mining machine, and the product runs at a speed of up to 350GHash/s.

Recently, a trial video of KnCMiner Jupiter’s mining machine has been circulating on the Internet. Let’s take a look at it together.

KnCMiner, a hardware company based in Stockholm, Sweden, that wants to change the landscape of bitcoin mining, sold out its products almost instantly — the $5,000 Jupiter is currently sold out.

It is understood that KnCMiner's hardware is highly specialized, and each ASIC (application integrated circuit) board requires a large number of heat sinks and fans, so most of the metal casing is open to allow air to flow freely. A small control board is responsible for input and output, and the other cables are power cables. Each board needs power.

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Jupiter is a truly custom piece of hardware. The chip was designed in Stockholm, and the entire system is made in Sweden. Right now, it's as rare as a Fabergé egg, but demand is growing.

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KnCMiner spokesperson Alexander Lawn demonstrated the appearance and structure of a Bitcoin mining machine.

The company's team also includes Andreas Kennemar and Marcus Erlandsson. KnCMiner's hardware is highly specialized. The market is currently in short supply, and each mining machine costs $5,000, equivalent to about 30,000 yuan, but it is still sold out. The hardware company in Stockholm, Sweden, received orders of $8 million a day, and currently only plans to sell