Asic-miner MicroBT Whatsminer M30s 88Th

A little bit about MicroBT and the Whatsminer m30s 88th/s ASIC

Spring and summer 2020 promise to be very hot. And not because of the weather. The release of the Whatsminer M30s with a hash rate of 88th is eagerly awaited by everyone who wants to upgrade their ASICs to more powerful equipment. The news was released at the end of 2019, and since then there has been ongoing debate about the cost of the ASIC and, most importantly, its power consumption. MicroBT is now a legitimate competitor to Bitmain, with MicroBT selling almost half (50%) of all SHA-256 power in 2019 with their Whatsminer m20, m20s, and m21s.

Currently known specifications of the Whatsminer m30s:

• Hash rate – 68-88Th
• Power consumption – 3300-3800W

Why you should consider buying the m30s:

MicroBT competes with Bitmain and their 17th series. To compete with such a major player as Bitmain, one key condition is necessary: be better. Whatsminer m30s is just that. From the mounting of radiators to the board, to power consumption, Whatsminer and MicroBT strive to do better. And they succeed. If, for some reason, you don’t want to wait for the Whatsminer m30s, we suggest you check out the ASICs from the same company, MicroBT, but slightly older models: If you are interested in other ASICs from MicroBT, follow the links. We recommend: the Whatsminer m20s ASIC page and the Whatsminer m20 page. Also, if you are interested in pre-order ASICs available in China, you can check out the Whatsminer M20s. This ASIC is available from our warehouses in China or from the manufacturer’s factory. If you have any questions, please write to our chat on the Telegram website or call our phone numbers.