XRP extends slide amid negative funding and higher yields
XRP fell for a fourth day as negative funding rates and rising U.S. Treasury yields weighed on sentiment, with key support near $1.400 under threat.
ASICID Inc. released its IDMINER Series of crypto miners with hashrates up to 9,600 TH/s for Bitcoin and 3,200 GH/s for Litecoin/Dogecoin.
ASICID Inc. has introduced the IDMINER Series, a fresh range of cryptocurrency mining hardware aimed at Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Dogecoin operations.
The lineup features the IDMINER HomeRack, IDMINER 2, and IDMINER 1, offering Bitcoin hashrates from 1,150 TH/s up to 9,600 TH/s, and Litecoin/Dogecoin hashrates from 350 GH/s to 3,200 GH/s.
Each model serves a distinct mining setup, covering individual home miners, professional outfits, and large-scale operators.
*The revenue figures are estimates based on network conditions, cryptocurrency prices, and mining difficulty at the time of publication.
The IDMINER units come pre-configured and tested prior to shipping. Miners need only connect power, link via WiFi or Ethernet, enter their desired pool details, and start mining.
They work with major mining pools and also give users access to ASICID’s Zero-Fee Mining Pool.
Additional features cover thermal management and pre-shipment hardware testing.
ASICID designs and manufactures its mining gear through an integrated approach that spans R&D, hardware engineering, assembly, thermal testing, and quality assurance.
The firm is based in Hong Kong, with extra operations in the United States, and serves individual miners, professional mining firms, and institutional operators.
With the IDMINER Series, ASICID aims at miners seeking high hashrates combined with straightforward setup and power profiles suited to ongoing operations.
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