Canaan has just rolled out two exciting new products, the Avalon Mini 3 and the Nano 3S.
These Bitcoin mining machines aren’t just about crunching numbers, they can also heat your home. We can call them zero emission smart heaters.
Double duty: mining and heating
Both the Avalon Mini 3 and Nano 3S are designed for serious Bitcoin mining while also harnessing the heat generated during the process to warm your space.
The Avalon Mini 3 boasts a robust hashrate of 37.5 Th/s, perfect for hardcore miners looking to maximize their gains, but need relatively lots of juice, aka high electricity consumption.
On the other hand, the Nano 3S is ideal for beginners, with a more modest hashrate of 6 Th/s.
Eco-friendly and cost-effective
Canaan’s CEO, NG Zhang, highlighted the environmental perks of these machines, because by utilizing the heat produced during mining, users can save on energy costs and reduce waste big time.
This innovation could bring Bitcoin mining right into homes, making it accessible for more people who want to get in on the action.
As Bitcoin prices fluctuate and mining becomes tougher, Canaan’s dual-purpose hardware clearly stands out as a smart solution for both newbies and seasoned pros for a price tag of $899 in the pre-order phase.
Innovation at CES 2025
Canaan’s announcements at CES 2025 show their commitment to pushing boundaries in blockchain hardware.
The Avalon Mini 3 and Nano 3S cater to two distinct markets, residential miners who want practical, usable solutions and newcomers eager to enter the crypto space.
These devices are set to redefine Bitcoin mining by offering an efficient and eco-friendly alternative that blends technology with everyday practicality. As it should be.
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