Its a gimmick. When Bitcoin originally released, every wallet was also a full node and a miner. So this expensive toy tries to harken back to that simpler time. But there's a reason why wallets, nodes and miners use different software/hardware today.

Learning the tools of the ecosystem can be daunting, but putting them all into one package with a sleek UI and phat price tag isn't the way.

For this price you can buy a used S9 and a build a beefy full node server. And you will emerge with more knowledge and useful skills even if it takes you much longer to get up and running.


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bitcoin

Came across this, it looks freakin interstesting. Has anyone used the version 1? Is this a gimmick? It sounds legit, never had a chance to mine, so what do I know. 

https://www.futurebit.io/

    Apollo OS 2.0
    Built In Stratum Solo Pool
    5nm ASICs
    6-10TH/s Hashrate
    As low as 28W/TH
    200-400 Watts of Power
    Starting at $799
