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Ethereum Classic miners: the full Jasminer and iPollo range plus the E9 Pro

Buy an ethereum classic miner from the deepest Etchash shelf in the market: the complete Jasminer X4 and X16 server lines, the full iPollo V series from the Wifi-ready V1 Mini to the V2H, and the Antminer E9 Pro at 3.7 GH/s with the Innosilicon A11 Pro beside it. If you searched for an ethereum miner in 2026, this is the honest destination: Ethereum itself moved to proof of stake, and ethereum mining today means Ethereum Classic on Etchash, same lineage, same hardware class, a chain that still pays miners.

Every etc miner ships with full warranty and free worldwide DDP; the checkout price is the landed cost. Run it at home, where this category's quiet Jasminer and iPollo units genuinely belong, or host it in our US facilities. The full range is below.

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IPollo V2X (1.2Gh)

iPollo

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IPollo V2X (1.2Gh)

Daily Profit -$0.20
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Jasminer X4-1U 520MH/s Ethereum Classic Miner

Jasminer

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Jasminer X4-1U SUNLUNE JASMINER X4-1U ETCHASH SERVER

Daily Profit -$0.29
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Jasminer X4-C 1U (450MH/s)

Jasminer

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Jasminer X4-C 1U SUNLUNE JASMINER X4-C 1U ETCHASH SERVER

Daily Profit -$0.29
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iPollo X1 (330MH/s)

iPollo

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iPollo X1

Daily Profit -$0.29
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iPollo V1 Mini Wifi (330MH/s)

iPollo

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iPollo V1 Mini Wifi 330

Daily Profit -$0.29
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iPollo V1 Mini (300MH/s)

iPollo

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iPollo V1 Mini

Daily Profit -$0.29
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iPollo V1 Mini Classic Plus (280MH/s)

iPollo

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iPollo V1 Mini Classic Plus V1 Mini Classic PLUS Wifi ETC

Daily Profit -$0.32
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Jasminer X4-QZ 840MH/s Ethereum Classic Miner

Jasminer

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Jasminer X4-QZ Jasminer X4 3U Z

Daily Profit -$0.41
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iPollo V2H (3.4GH/s)

iPollo

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IPollo V2H (3.4Gh)

Daily Profit -$0.57
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Jasminer X4-Q (1.04GH/s)

Jasminer

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Jasminer X4-Q

Daily Profit -$0.58
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JASMINER X16-QE - 6GB (1650Mh)

Jasminer

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JASMINER X16-QE - 6GB (1650Mh)

Daily Profit -$0.62
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JASMINER X16-Q PRO - 8GB (2050Mh)

Jasminer

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JASMINER X16-Q PRO - 8GB (2050Mh)

Daily Profit -$0.66
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Jasmin X16-Q 1.95GH/s Ethereum Classic Miner

Jasminer

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Jasminer X16-Q Jasminer X16-Q ETC Miner

Daily Profit -$0.74
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Bombax EZ 100

Bombax

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Bombax EZ 100 (3800Mh)

Daily Profit -$0.91
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Bombax Miner EZ100-C (3800MH/s)

Bombax

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Bombax Miner EZ100-C (3800MH)

Daily Profit -$0.91
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Jasminer X4 (2.5GH/s)

Jasminer

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Jasminer X4 SUNLUNE JASMINER X4 ETCHASH SERVER

Daily Profit -$1.44
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iPollo V2 (10GH/s)

iPollo

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IPollo V2 (10Gh)

Daily Profit -$1.80
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Jasminer X16-P

Jasminer

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Jasminer X16-P

Daily Profit -$2.28
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Bitmain Antminer E9 (2.4GH/s)

Bitmain

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Bitmain Antminer E9 (2.4Gh)

Daily Profit -$2.30
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Bitmain Antminer E9 Pro (3.68Gh)

Bitmain

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Bitmain Antminer E9 Pro (3.68Gh)

Daily Profit -$2.64
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Bombax EZ100 (12.5Gh)

Bombax

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Bombax EZ100 (12.5Gh)

Daily Profit -$2.76
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Bitmain Antminer E11

Bitmain

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Bitmain Antminer E11 (9GH)

Daily Profit -$2.81
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$2,399.00
Innosolicon A11 Pro 1.5GH/s Ethereum Classic Miner

Innosilicon

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Innosilicon A11 Pro ETH (1500Mh) A11 Pro ETHMiner 8G 1500Mh

Daily Profit -$2.82
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Bitmain Antminer E11 (9.5GH/s)

Bitmain

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Bitmain Antminer E11 (9.5GH)

Daily Profit -$2.96
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$2,499.00
Jasminer X44-P 23.4GH/s Ethereum Classic Miner

Jasminer

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Jasminer X44-P (23.4Gh)

Daily Profit -$3.06
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$12,399.00
iPollo V1 3.6GH/s Ethereum Classic Miner

iPollo

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iPollo V1 iPollo V I

Daily Profit -$3.72
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Bombax EZ100 PRO (15.5Gh)

Bombax

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Bombax EZ100 PRO (15.5Gh)

Daily Profit -$3.72
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About Ethereum Classic Mining

The Original Ethereum, Immutable, Mineable, Permanent

Ethereum Classic is the chain that kept the original history after the 2016 DAO split and kept proof of work after the 2022 merge. For miners the second decision is the one that matters: ETC is now the largest Ethash-lineage network in existence, with roughly 13 second blocks, about 6,600 blocks a day, and a fixed monetary policy no committee can vote away. An etchash miner bought today hashes on the chain that chose miners permanently.

Network Hashrate

141.3 TH/s

Block Reward

1.5892 ETC

Algorithm

Etchash

Block Time

~14 sec

Code Is Law

ETC Timeline: From Fork to ASIC Mining

2015 Ethereum Launch

ETH and ETC share the same genesis block. Both chains begin as one.

2016 The DAO Hack

A $60M hack of The DAO smart contract triggers a controversial hard fork. ETC continues the original unaltered chain.

2017 ETC Surges

Ethereum Classic listed on major exchanges, gaining global trading volume and recognition as a legitimate PoW chain.

2020 MESS Activated

Modified Exponential Subjective Scoring (MESS) implemented to defend against 51% attacks that had targeted ETC.

2022 ETH Goes PoS

Ethereum merges to proof-of-stake. Massive wave of ex-ETH GPU miners migrate to ETC, creating a catalyst for ASIC development.

2023 ASIC Era Begins

Dedicated Etchash ASICs (Antminer E9, E9 Pro, iPollo) arrive. ETC becomes a fully ASIC-dominated network.

History & Philosophy

Why Ethereum Classic Exists, And Why It Matters

The DAO hack split Ethereum in 2016: one chain rolled back the theft, one refused on principle. Ethereum Classic is the refusal, code is law, history immutable. That stubbornness looked quaint until the merge made it commercially decisive: when Ethereum retired its miners, ETC inherited the hardware, the pools and the entire etc mining economy. Principle turned into market position.

Those miners and nodes that refused the fork continued running the original, unmodified chain. That chain became Ethereum Classic. Its founding principle, "code is law", means that no transaction, no matter how controversial, can ever be reversed. What is written to the ETC blockchain stays there permanently.

When Ethereum abandoned proof-of-work in September 2022, Ethereum Classic became the undisputed home of Ethash-compatible PoW mining, and the development of dedicated Etchash ASICs followed rapidly. Today ETC is one of the most stable and battle-tested ASIC mining opportunities available.

The Algorithm

Etchash: Ethash Evolved for ASIC Mining

Etchash is Ethash with a reduced DAG growth path, which made a fixed-memory etc asic viable: Jasminer and iPollo built low-power silicon around exactly that property.

Ethash (Original)

Ethash was designed to be ASIC-resistant by requiring a large, rapidly-growing memory dataset called the DAG (Directed Acyclic Graph). The DAG grew by roughly 8MB every 30,000 blocks (the "epoch"), eventually exceeding the memory capacity of early mining hardware. This design kept GPUs competitive and discouraged custom silicon investment for years.

Etchash (ETC's Modified Version)

Ethereum Classic introduced Etchash (EIP-1099) in November 2020 to slow the DAG growth rate, doubling the epoch length from 30,000 to 60,000 blocks. This made it viable to design dedicated ASIC hardware with a fixed, manageable memory footprint. The result: after Ethereum's merge to PoS, manufacturers like Bitmain and iPollo were ready with purpose-built Etchash ASICs within months.

What This Means for Miners Today

The Etchash ASIC market is now mature but still less saturated than Bitcoin's SHA-256 market. Machines like the Bitmain Antminer E9 Pro and iPollo V1 Mini SE Plus deliver high MH/s output at excellent J/MH efficiency ratios. GPU mining ETC is no longer economically competitive, ASICs have claimed the network decisively.

How Etchash Mining Works, Step by Step

01

DAG Loaded Into Memory

Your ASIC loads the current epoch's DAG dataset into its onboard memory. The DAG is a large pseudo-random dataset derived from the block header, used as the basis for all hash calculations.

02

Memory-Hard Hash Loop

For each hash attempt, the ASIC reads pseudo-random locations across the DAG. This memory-bound design is what makes Etchash different from SHA-256, raw compute speed alone is not enough; memory bandwidth is equally critical.

03

Valid Hash Found

When the resulting hash falls below the network's difficulty target, a valid block solution is found. Your ASIC submits the proof-of-work to the pool, which relays it to the network for confirmation.

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ETC Paid to Your Wallet

The block reward plus transaction fees are distributed to pool participants in proportion to submitted shares. ETC lands in your self-custody wallet on your pool's payout schedule.

Supply & Emission

The "Fifthening": ETC's Unique Emission Schedule

No sudden halving: ETC reduces block rewards 20 percent every 5 million blocks, roughly every 2.4 years. Every serious etc mining model steps down that stair rather than falling off a cliff, and note the corollary: supply is capped and the schedule is fixed in code, the fixed monetary policy Ethereum itself gave up.

The maximum supply of ETC is fixed at approximately 210.7 million coins, five times that of Bitcoin in nominal terms, but issued on a different schedule. As of the most recent reduction, the block reward stands at approximately 2.56 ETC per block. The predictable 20% reduction schedule makes ETC miner revenue modelling more forgiving than coins with sudden halving events.

For hardware investment decisions, the ~2.4 year fifthening window is typically long enough for a well-priced ASIC to reach ROI before the next reduction, particularly for miners with electricity costs below $0.07/kWh.

20% Reduction Per Era

ETC Block Reward History

Era 1 5.00 ETC
2015–2017

Genesis era. Original block reward matching early ETH.

Era 2 4.00 ETC
2017–2020

First fifthening. −20% reduction. Still GPU-dominated.

Era 3 3.20 ETC
2020–2022

Second fifthening. Etchash activated. ASIC development begins.

Era 4 2.56 ETC
2022–present

Third fifthening. Current reward. Full ASIC era underway.

Era 5 ~2.048 ETC
~2025+

Next fifthening. Projected ~20% reduction from current reward.

The Mining Process

How Ethereum Classic ASIC Mining Works

Plug in, join a pool, point at your wallet: with ~13 second blocks the pool credits shares near-continuously and pays ETC on its schedule. Setup is the standard ten minutes, and the compact iPollo units even join over WiFi.

01

ASIC Loads the DAG

On startup, your Etchash ASIC builds and loads the current epoch's DAG dataset into its onboard HBM memory. The DAG size is predictable and fixed per epoch, a key advantage of Etchash over original Ethash for ASIC design.

02

Memory-Intensive Hashing

The ASIC performs millions of Etchash computations per second, each requiring random memory accesses across the DAG. Raw compute speed and memory bandwidth must both be maximised, this dual requirement is what makes Etchash ASICs technically challenging to build and competitively differentiated.

03

Pool Submits Block Solution

When a valid solution is found, your pool submits it to the ETC network. With ~13-second block times, the network processes roughly 6,600 blocks per day. Pools distribute rewards proportionally based on each miner's contributed share of the pool's total hashrate.

04

ETC Arrives in Your Wallet

ETC rewards hit your self-custody wallet on your pool's payout schedule, typically once or twice per day. No custodian. No lock-up. You own your ETC the moment it arrives, consistent, on-chain, real mining income.

Home vs Industrial

Mining ETC From Home: Realistic Expectations

This is the strongest home category we stock: a jasminer X4 class server draws a few hundred watts and hums, an ipollo V1 Mini sits on a shelf at under 250 W, and nothing here needs three-phase power. The honest expectation: small steady ETC, not a salary, with the quietest entry into real ASIC mining there is. It is why the brand-search buyer, the person googling jasminer directly, is usually a home miner who has done the math.

As with all home mining, your residential electricity rate is the primary constraint on profitability. At $0.08–0.10/kWh, compact ETC miners can be meaningfully profitable, especially for miners who prefer to hold ETC rather than immediately convert to fiat. For those on higher tariffs, consider whether a colocation arrangement would give you better long-term returns on the same hardware.

Industrial Scale

Scaling Up Your ETC Operation

At industrial scale, large Etchash ASICs like the Antminer E9 Pro (3,680 MH/s at 1,580W) become the core of a highly efficient fleet. Industrial power contracts at $0.03–$0.05/kWh transform the unit economics significantly, at $0.04/kWh, an E9 Pro costs roughly $1.52/day to run, a fraction of what a residential miner pays.

ETC's relatively mature but less competitive ASIC market (compared to Bitcoin's SHA-256) means there is still meaningful opportunity for well-capitalised miners to deploy at scale without the extreme hardware arms race seen in Bitcoin mining.

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Buyer's Guide

Choosing the Right Ethereum Classic Miner

The Etchash ASIC market offers a range of options from compact home units to industrial-grade workhorses. Three metrics determine your decision.

Hashrate (MH/s)

Etchash hashrate is measured in MH/s (megahashes per second) or GH/s for top-tier units. Entry-level iPollo V1 Mini units produce 130–300 MH/s, while flagship machines like the Antminer E9 Pro reach 3,680 MH/s. More MH/s means a proportionally larger share of daily ETC block rewards.

Higher = More ETC

Efficiency (J/MH)

Power efficiency for Etchash miners is expressed in J/MH (joules per megahash). The best current units run below 0.45 J/MH. Older or low-spec machines may run at 1.0 J/MH or worse, which translates directly to a much higher daily electricity bill for the same ETC output.

Lower = Cheaper to Run

Form Factor & Noise

Unlike most Bitcoin ASICs, Etchash miners come in a wide range of sizes. The iPollo V1 Mini is genuinely home-friendly at under 240W. Larger units like the E9 Pro are full rack-mount industrial machines at 1,580W. Match the form factor to your available space and electrical capacity before purchasing.

Match Your Setup
The Numbers

Understanding ETC Mining Profitability

Four variables: ETC price, network hashrate, your electricity rate, and the fifthening schedule. The post-merge reality cuts both ways: hashrate migrated to ETC, so the denominator grew, but so did security and liquidity. Model your own numbers in the calculator; a cheap unit with poor efficiency is not a deal at any serious power price, in etc mining or anywhere else.

01

ETC Price (USD)

ETC is a mid-cap asset with meaningful price volatility. Daily revenue in fiat terms moves directly with ETC/USD. Miners who maintain low operating costs can remain profitable across a wide price range. Historically, ETC has shown positive price correlation with Bitcoin and the broader crypto market, bull cycles in BTC have generally lifted ETC as well, though with higher volatility in both directions. Building your operation to be profitable at ETC prices 40–50% below today's level is a sensible risk framework.

02

Network Hashrate & Difficulty

ETC's difficulty adjusts every block to target the ~13-second block time. The ETC network saw a massive hashrate influx after Ethereum's PoS merge in September 2022 as ex-ETH GPU miners migrated. Since then, ASIC adoption has steadily replaced GPUs and difficulty has stabilised at a higher baseline. Always model your revenue using a conservative (higher) difficulty estimate, assume the network continues to grow as more ASIC units come online globally.

03

Electricity Cost ($/kWh)

Power cost is your single most controllable variable. An Antminer E9 Pro running at 1,580W costs $1.52/day at $0.04/kWh. At $0.12/kWh, a typical European residential rate, that same machine costs $4.56/day, a difference of over $1,100 per year per unit. The compact iPollo V1 Mini SE at 240W is far more forgiving for home miners on residential tariffs. Always use your exact electricity rate when calculating projected returns.

04

The Fifthening Schedule

ETC's 20% block reward reduction every 5 million blocks (~2.4 years) is more gradual than Bitcoin's halving but must still be factored into your ROI calculation. If you purchase an ETC ASIC today, model your returns assuming the next fifthening occurs within your expected hardware lifespan and reduces your daily ETC output by 20%. Operations with strong efficiency and low power costs typically absorb this reduction without issue; high-cost operations may find themselves marginal post-fifthening.

Pool Selection

Which Ethereum Classic Mining Pool Should You Use?

Any major pool carries ETC; pick the largest reputable option for low variance, check fee and payout scheme, confirm latency. Every machine on this page works with all of them, and the setup guides cover pool URLs per unit.

Always confirm that the pool you choose supports the Stratum V1 protocol expected by your specific ASIC model. Check the pool's minimum payout threshold, some pools require 0.1 ETC minimum, others 1.0 ETC, and make sure it matches your expected daily output so you aren't waiting weeks for your first payout.

2Miners 1% PPLNS / PPS+

One of the most reliable ETC pools globally. Good European and Asian server coverage, clean payout dashboard.

Herominers 0.9% PPLNS

Competitive fee, low payout threshold of 0.1 ETC, multiple server regions. Popular with mid-size ASIC operations.

F2Pool 3% PPS+

One of the largest pools worldwide. Higher fee but maximum payout stability, ideal for large farms wanting zero variance.

Ethermine (ETC) 1% PPLNS

Extension of the popular ETH pool. Established infrastructure, reliable payouts, strong reputation in the Ethash/Etchash community.

Woolypooly 1% PPS+

Zero-variance PPS+ mode available. Good option for operators who need predictable daily ETC income for accounting purposes.

Watch Out

Common Ethereum Classic Mining Mistakes

ETC has unique characteristics that catch new miners off guard. Avoid these before you invest.

Confusing ETC with ETH

Ethereum Classic (ETC) and Ethereum (ETH) are entirely separate blockchains. ETH is proof-of-stake and cannot be mined at all. ETC is proof-of-work and uses Etchash ASICs. Always double-check you are buying an Etchash miner, not an Ethash GPU rig, for ETC mining in 2024.

Using a GPU to Mine ETC

Since ASICs dominate the ETC network, GPU mining is no longer profitable for most setups. A modern Etchash ASIC delivers 10–30× the hashrate of a GPU at comparable or lower power draw. If you want to mine ETC competitively, an ASIC is the only practical hardware choice.

Ignoring the Fifthening Timeline

ETC block rewards drop by 20% every ~2.4 years. If you buy hardware without modelling what your daily ETC output will be post-fifthening, your ROI projections will be overstated. Always include at least one fifthening event in your profitability model.

Underestimating DAG Epoch Changes

Etchash DAG size increases at each epoch. While the doubled epoch length makes ASIC design viable, manufacturers must support DAG updates in firmware. Always confirm your ASIC model supports the current and upcoming DAG epoch, outdated firmware can cause hash errors or stale shares.

Choosing a Pool Based on Fee Alone

A pool with a 0.5% fee but frequent downtime will cost you far more in lost mining time than a stable pool charging 1%. Uptime, server latency to your location, and payout reliability matter more than a few tenths of a percent in fees.

Not Accounting for 51% Attack History

ETC suffered several 51% attacks between 2019 and 2020. The MESS upgrade significantly mitigated this risk, but ETC's security remains a consideration for long-term holders. As a miner, your primary exposure is operational, just be aware of ETC's attack history when sizing your position.

FAQ

Ethereum Classic Mining FAQ

Everything you need to know before buying your first Ethereum Classic ASIC miner.

Ethereum Classic is the original Ethereum blockchain (since 2015) that kept proof-of-work after ETH switched to proof-of-stake in 2022. ETC is actively mineable using Etchash ASIC hardware. It is one of the few remaining GPU/ASIC-mineable smart contract platforms.

Etchash is a modified Ethash with doubled epoch length (60,000 blocks vs 30,000). This slows DAG growth, making ASIC hardware more viable. Since ETH switched to proof-of-stake, Etchash is the active mining algorithm, only ETC uses it.

The Bitmain Antminer E9 Pro (3,680 MH/s, 1,580W) is the most powerful Etchash ASIC. The iPollo V1 Mini SE Plus (~500 MH/s) is ideal for home use. Jasminer models offer silent, low-power alternatives. All available with free DDP shipping

Technically yes, but rarely profitable. Etchash ASICs deliver 25-30x the hashrate of high-end GPUs at a fraction of the power cost. For any new investment targeting ETC, an ASIC is the only competitive choice.

Profitability depends on ETC price, difficulty and electricity cost. With efficient hardware at $0.07/kWh hosting, ETC mining can generate meaningful returns. The fifthening (20% reward reduction) is less severe than Bitcoin's 50% halving.

The fifthening is ETC's block reward reduction, a 20% cut every ~2.4 years (5 million blocks). Less severe than Bitcoin's 50% halving. The current reward is 2.56 ETC per block, dropping to ~2.048 ETC at the next fifthening.

Yes. The MESS upgrade (2020) makes 51% attacks dramatically more expensive. No successful attacks since. ASIC-dominant hashrate adds further security. ETC mining is operationally safe for participants.

Yes. Purchase any ETC miner from our shop and add hosting from $0.07/kWh. 99.9% uptime, real-time dashboard, free repairs and 24/7 support. Pool configuration included.

Connect power, plug in Ethernet, access the web dashboard, enter your ETC pool URL and wallet address. Mining starts within minutes. For hosted miners, we handle the entire setup.

Top ETC pools: 2Miners, F2Pool, Poolin, Nanopool, Ethermine. Choose PPLNS or PPS payout depending on preference. Select a pool with low latency to your hardware location.

The Antminer E9 Pro uses ~1,580W, the iPollo V1 Mini SE Plus uses ~230W. Monthly cost at $0.07/kWh (hosting): E9 Pro ~$80, iPollo Mini ~$12. Much lower power draw than Bitcoin miners

Bitmain Antminer E9: 180 days. iPollo: 180-365 days by model. For hosted miners, we provide free on-site repairs and RMA handling. See our FAQ for details.

No. ETH switched to proof-of-stake in September 2022 and can no longer be mined. ETC is the only mineable Ethereum-based chain. Etchash ASICs are designed exclusively for ETC mining.

Yes, all Etchash miners ship with free worldwide DDP delivery. No customs, no import taxes. 50+ countries. In-stock miners dispatch within 1-3 business days.

The Jasminer X16-QE (~65 dB, 620W) and iPollo V1 Mini SE Plus (~50 dB, 230W) are among the quietest Etchash miners. Both suitable for home environments. For zero noise, consider professional hosting

Yes. Volume pricing and dedicated account managers for B2B orders. Contact our team with your requirements. Combined purchase + hosting packages available.

ETC miners use less power (~1,500W vs ~4,700W for BTC) and cost less upfront. However, BTC has a much larger market and higher liquidity. Many miners diversify across both. Compare Bitcoin miners and ETC miners in our shop

The DAG (Directed Acyclic Graph) is a dataset that Etchash miners must store in memory. It grows over time, eventually exceeding older hardware memory limits. Current Etchash ASICs have sufficient memory for years of operation.

Typically 3-5 years with proper maintenance. With MillionMiner hosting, climate-controlled environments extend life. DAG growth is the primary constraint, modern ASICs have enough memory for the foreseeable future.

You need: hashrate (MH/s), power (watts), electricity cost, ETC price and network difficulty. Use WhatToMine for live calculations. For hosted miners at $0.07/kWh, profitability is significantly better than home rates.

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