Home Mining Resources

An article on setting up an ASIC Bitcoin miner at home with the goal of generating a non-KYC stack. Procurement, electrical infrastructure, ventilation requirements, noise treatment, connecting to a pool, and operational costs/rewards will be covered here. Additionally, community questions from Twit…

Don’t fall victim to the narrative pushers that would have you believe mining is “too hard”, “too expensive”, or “better left to the big players”. Sounds an awful lot like the same thing bankers and governments tell the masses about fiat money and economics now, doesn’t it?

I came across this article by @econoalchemist some time in February.

It can be done and I have the receipts to prove it.

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A privacy-focused guide on building a secure home network with a pfSense firewall. How to setup dedicated home networks to separate your family’s WiFi web browsing from your Bitcoin mining traffic. How to configure a VPN with WireGuard and how to send all your internet traffic through Mullvad VPN tu…

Home mining privacy the avg asshole can understand. Based AF, listen or don’t we DGAF

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A simple guide on the basic electrical setup needed to mine Bitcoin at home with an ASIC miner.

This channel is dedicated to ASIC immersion in dielectric oils for cooling of ASICs as well as reclaiming that waste heat and putting it to practical applications such as heating living/working spaces, pools, or anything that could benefit from up to 60C/140F of heat., Also will discuss overclocking…

To mine, or not to mine, that is the question. Many people will tell you its best just to buy Bitcoin and its all much more hassle than it’s worth.