BIT Mining LD4 5000Mh (LD4 5Gh) ASIC miner

> More details about the LD4 ASIC miner (scrypt miner LD4 – 5Gh)

The LD4 ASIC has a speed of 5000 Mh/s and a claimed power consumption of 0.71 W/MH. Roughly speaking, the LD4 consumes 3550W at the release stage. (5000 x 0.71 W/MH = 3550 W). Please note that, as practice has shown, the manufacturers’ declared specifications have errors of up to 10% in terms of hash rate and power consumption. To find out the exact specifications, we recommend waiting until the LD4 ASIC miner is available for purchase.

> More about the new company BIT Mining Limited (NYSE: BTCM)

About BIT Mining Limited (NYSE: BTCM) – the company began its journey in 2013 with a listing on the New York Stock Exchange. The next stage came in 2018, when the company entered the market with a cryptocurrency exchange platform, followed by rapid scaling. In 2021, the company acquired a mining pool and domain name with all rights – BTC.com, and in the same year acquired Bee Computing, a mining equipment manufacturer. In short, over the past few years, the company has begun to scale up and enter the global market.

> Comparison of Asic LD4

Asic-miner LD4: 5000Mh x 0.71 W/MH = 3550 W Asic-miner L7: 9500Mh x 0.34 W/MH = 3230 W

> Conclusions: is it worth waiting for the LD4 ASIC miner? At the moment, the leader in terms of hash rate and consumption is the L7 with a hash rate of 9500/9050/8800Mh/s and consumption of about 3230W. When compared to the LD4, the latter is inferior in all respects. Except for one thing: the price. The price of the LD4 is not even known at this point, and if the price of such an ASIC is in the range of $2000-3000, it will be a good competitor to Bitmain.