What hashrate does the WhatsMiner M60 deliver?

172 TH/s of SHA-256 at 3,422W with 19.9 J/TH efficiency. MicroBT flagship Bitcoin miner competing with Bitmain Antminer S21 series.

How does the M60 compare to the Antminer S21?

The Antminer S21 delivers 200 TH/s at 17.5 J/TH — more hashrate and better efficiency. The M60 offers MicroBT build quality and potentially different pricing. Both are solid Bitcoin miners.

Is the M60 profitable?

Profitability depends on BTC price and electricity cost. Use the live profitability calculator on this page for current daily earnings. The M60 at 18.5 J/TH is less efficient than the S21 XP (13.5 J/TH) but still capable at competitive electricity rates. MillionMiner offers hosting from $0.055/kWh.

MicroBT — the second-largest Bitcoin ASIC manufacturer after Bitmain. Known for reliable hardware and competitive pricing.

What coins can it mine?

All SHA-256 coins: Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), BSV, eCash (XEC).

Does MillionMiner sell MicroBT miners?

Yes. MillionMiner carries both Bitmain and MicroBT hardware with free worldwide DDP shipping and warranty.

What is the noise level?

~75 dB industrial noise. Dedicated space or hosting required.

Does MillionMiner offer hosting?

Yes. Professional hosting from $0.055/kWh with free DDP shipping.

Buy Whatsminer M60 172TH Bitcoin Miner

Daily	Monthly	Yearly
$7.44	$223.20	$2,715.60
-$4.11	-$123.30	-$1,500.15
$3.33	$99.90	$1,215.45

Bottom of the M60 barrel. 172 TH/s at 3,422W puts the base M60 at roughly 19.9 J/TH, the least efficient model in the M60 generation. The M60S reaches 186 TH/s. The M60S+ hits 212 TH/s. The M60S++ tops out at 226 TH/s. All draw similar power. The base M60 exists because chip yields produce dies that do not qualify for higher bins. That inefficiency translates directly to fleet economics. At the same electricity cost as the M60S++ ($6.05 daily), the base M60 produces 24 percent less Bitcoin. Over a year, that gap adds up to thousands of dollars in lost production per unit. The M60 only makes sense when priced dramatically below higher bins. Universal 100 to 240V. 75 dB. MicroBT Whatsminer… firmware. Ethernet. 5 to 45 degrees Celsius. 11.9 kg at 430 x 155 x 226mm, the compact chassis shared across the M60 family. Daily electricity at $0.07 per kWh: $5.75. Monthly: $172. For fleet buyers seeking the absolute lowest per unit acquisition cost in MicroBT's M60 generation, the base model is the entry. Compare per terahash pricing against the M60S+ and M60S++ before defaulting to cheapest per unit. For fleet operators evaluating this specific model: compare acquisition cost per terahash against every alternative at similar hashrate. Factor $5.75 daily electricity into total cost of ownership over your planned deployment. The model delivering more Bitcoin per dollar of total investment (hardware plus electricity) over your deployment horizon is the correct purchase.