MicroBT
Model: Whatsminer M20S
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Hashrate
68 TH/s
Power
3360 W
Efficiency
49.41 J/TH
Noise
75 dB
Based on current BTC price & network difficulty. Indicative only.
| Period | Daily | Weekly | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|
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Income
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$1.70 | $11.90 | $51.00 |
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Electricity
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-$4.03 | -$28.21 | -$120.90 |
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Profit
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$-2.34 | $-16.38 | $-70.20 |
Using 0.050 $/kWh · Network difficulty as of today. Estimates only.
Adjust rate in the bar aboveUpdated daily. Last refresh: Aug 12, 2026. Estimates at $0.08/kWh.
Legacy hardware — small-to-mid farms at $0.05–$0.10/kWh, where moderate efficiency meets reasonable upfront cost.
Contents may vary by batch. Exact items listed in order confirmation.
Connect PSU to miner and plug into the outlet
Connect ethernet cable to your router or switch
Find miner IP via router admin or IP scanner tool
Open web interface, enter pool URL and wallet — start mining
Pricing, lead time, and hosting options. Personal advice from our sales team.
Pricing, lead time, and hosting options. Personal advice from our sales team.
MicroBT M20S at 68 TH/s. The M20 generation preceded the M30 series. At 3,360W on 12V DC, the M20S runs at roughly 49.4 J/TH. The M30S at 86 TH/s produces 26 percent more BTC at similar power. Two full generations behind the M60 series. 130 x 220 x 390mm at 12.5 kg. 12V input. Ethernet. 5 - 35 °C. MicroBT firmware. Daily electricity $5.64. Monthly: $169. At 68 TH/s, the Whatsminer M20S contributes to the Bitcoin network alongside hardware from every manufacturer worldwide. at 68 TH/s, the Whatsminer M20S competes for a shrinking share of fixed block rewards as global hashrate expands with every new hardware deployment. The Whatsminer M20S earns its cost through Bitcoin production at 68 TH/s. Subtract $5.64 daily electricity. the Whatsminer M20S pays for itself when cumulative net daily revenue passes the purchase price plus any PSU cost for the investment to make sense. 130 x 220 x 390mm at 12.5 kg. 12V input. Ethernet connectivity. 5 - 35 °C operating range. MicroBT firmware for pool configuration. Any Bitcoin mining pool accepting SHA 256 Stratum connections works with the Whatsminer M20S. Daily electricity $5.64 at $0.07 per kWh. Monthly: $169. At 68 TH/s, the Whatsminer M20S contributes to the Bitcoin network alongside hardware from every manufacturer worldwide. at 68 TH/s, the Whatsminer M20S competes for a shrinking share of fixed block rewards as global hashrate expands with every new hardware deployment. The Whatsminer M20S purchase decision comes down to whether 68 TH/s of SHA-256 hashrate generates more Bitcoin value than the hardware and electricity cost over your planned operating period. Current difficulty and Bitcoin price determine the answer.
MicroBT M20S at 68 TH/s and 3,360W on 12V DC. M20 generation, four gens behind M70. 49.4 J/TH versus M70S+ at 12.9 J/TH. Very old hardware. 75 dB. 12V DC needs PSU. Deep discount on very cheap electricity only. Air cooled at 75 dB. Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash. MicroBT firmware. 130 x 220 x 390mm at 12.5 kg. Ethernet. 5 - 35 °C. 75 dB standard industrial. Dedicated mining space required. MicroBT firmware for pool management. Compare pricing vs competitors. Total hashrate determines production. Model conservatively. Factor acquisition and electricity for TCO. Compare across manufacturers at this tier. Supply diversity reduces vendor dependence. Legacy hardware carries additional risk of limited support and firmware updates. Legacy hardware requires careful evaluation. Factor remaining operational life, availability of replacement parts, firmware support status, and seller reliability into your purchase decision. Newer hardware is dramatically more efficient but costs more per unit.
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Industrial SHA-256 from MicroBT. 68 TH/s at 3360W and 75 dB. 12V. 12.5 kg. Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash. Ethernet. MicroBT. Compare pricing. TCO at your rate. Factor acquisition and deployment. SHA-256 ASIC. MicroBT firmware. Supply chain options. Legacy hardware discount. Model profitability at your electricity rate. Legacy hardware at deep discount. Factor acquisition and remaining operational life. Research ecosystem health. Verify seller reliability for legacy hardware.
The MicroBT Whatsminer M20S produces 68 TH/s of SHA-256 hashrate at 3360W power consumption, with an efficiency of 49.4 J/TH.
The MicroBT Whatsminer M20S mines all SHA-256 cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), and other SHA-256 coins.
At 49.4 J/TH efficiency, the MicroBT Whatsminer M20S is an older-generation miner. Profitability depends on very low electricity rates (under $0.05/kWh). For new deployments, consider modern miners like the Antminer S21 series with 13-17 J/TH efficiency.
The MicroBT Whatsminer M20S requires a PSU capable of delivering 3360W or more. Check the specific voltage requirements for your unit.
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