What the $250 slot includes

What is not included

• Shipping
• Electronics, fasteners, inserts, or purchased hardware
• Additional revisions or redesigns
• Additional copies or production runs
• Engineering certification, load ratings, or safety certification
• Infringing, unsafe, weapon-related, or prohibited designs

Anything outside the included scope is quoted separately before additional work continues.

How it works

1. Reserve the slot. Checkout secures the one available project opening.
2. Send the project brief. Provide the use case, measurements, reference photos, hardware details, and desired outcome.
3. Feasibility is confirmed. If the project does not fit this scope, CryptoCloaks will offer a revised quote or refund before design work begins.
4. Design and review. CryptoCloaks develops the first concept and completes the included revision round.
5. Prototype and shipping quote. The first PETG prototype is printed, checked, photographed, and shipping is quoted separately.

// SELECTED PAST WORK

Previously designed products

A few examples of CryptoCloaks design and fabrication work across enclosures, accessories, display pieces, and functional prototypes.

Good fits for this slot

• Bitcoin hardware holders, docks, stands, and display pieces
• Small enclosures and organizational accessories
• Mining, self-custody, or node-related physical concepts
• Early product ideas that need one real prototype before a larger production quote

Not sure whether your idea fits?

This product is intentionally limited. If the idea requires complex assemblies, extensive reverse engineering, electronics integration, many revisions, engineering certification, or a production batch, it needs a separate quote.

Designed and prototyped by CryptoCloaks in Colorado.

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Hammer Miner Thor X1 3.2 TH/s Home Bitcoin Miner

The Thor X1 brings meaningful SHA-256 hashrate into a small desktop format without the electrical work, industrial noise, or several-hundred-watt load of a full-size ASIC. Connect the supplied USB-C power adapter, join a 2.4GHz WiFi network, enter your Bitcoin mining pool information, and monitor performance from the miner’s screen and local interface.

Its newest-generation BM1373 ASIC is tuned for efficiency. Low Power mode targets approximately 2.1 TH/s at only 22W, while Overclock mode reaches approximately 3.22 TH/s at 46W. That range lets you choose whether your room needs the quietest operation, the best balance, or maximum available hashrate.

Why choose the Thor X1?

• Up to 3.22 TH/s: real SHA-256 Bitcoin mining performance from a compact desktop miner.
• 22–46W operating range: far below the power demand of industrial ASIC miners.
• As low as 10.6 J/TH: efficient low-power tuning based on the BM1373 chip.
• Three performance profiles: select Low Power, Normal, or Overclock mode.
• Built-in color display: see hashrate, efficiency, temperature, fan speed, shares, pool data, and configuration details.
• USB-C power: the included 65W supply keeps deployment simple.
• 2.4GHz WiFi: configure and monitor the miner over your local network.
• Desktop-friendly acoustics: published figures range from approximately 34 to 51 dB depending on profile.
• Complete package: miner, stand, USB-C power supply, and both US/Canada and EU cords are included.

Thor X1 hashrate, power, efficiency, and noise

The Thor X1 is not locked to one operating point. Published profile figures are targets rather than guarantees; actual results can vary with firmware, ambient temperature, WiFi conditions, chip quality, fan behavior, and user configuration.

Higher settings produce more heat and noise. Keep the fan intake and exhaust clear, use the supplied power system, and confirm stable temperatures after changing profiles.

Built-in Bitcoin mining dashboard

The Thor X1’s color display puts useful mining data directly on the device. Available screens show live hashrate, J/TH efficiency, temperature, accepted shares, current pool, best difficulty, Bitcoin price, uptime, voltage, frequency, fan speed, power draw, network address, and ASIC configuration.

What’s included

• Hammer Miner Thor X1 desktop Bitcoin miner
• Purpose-built desktop stand
• 65W USB Type-C power supply
• NEMA 5-15P power cord for the United States and Canada
• CEE 7/7 EU power cord

You still need: a 2.4GHz WiFi network, a compatible Bitcoin mining pool or solo-pool destination, and a Bitcoin payout address or pool account as required by your chosen service.

Thor X1 specifications

Thor X1 vs other CryptoCloaks home Bitcoin miners

The Thor X1 is for buyers who value new-chip efficiency and very low power draw more than raw hashrate per dollar. It sits above entry-level single-chip miners but below larger multi-chip desktop systems.

• Choose the Thor X1 for BM1373 efficiency, three power modes, a polished color display, USB-C simplicity, and up to 3.22 TH/s.
• Choose the Hammer Miner BC01 when lower purchase price matters more than maximum hashrate.
• Choose the Hammer Miner BC04 when you want more hashrate and Ethernet at a higher power draw.
• Choose the Hammer Miner BC08 for a larger jump to approximately 12 TH/s.
• Choose the GekkoScience KBox for an enclosed all-in-one system with Ethernet, integrated AC power, and up to 22 TH/s.

Hammer Miner Thor X1 setup

1. Place the miner and stand on a stable surface with open airflow around the fan and electronics.
2. Connect the included 65W USB-C power supply and the correct regional power cord.
3. Power on the Thor X1 and join a 2.4GHz WiFi network.
4. Open the miner’s local configuration interface from a device on the same network.
5. Enter your Bitcoin pool or solo-pool URL, worker name, and payout information as required.
6. Start with Low Power or Normal mode and confirm stable hashrate, temperature, fan speed, and accepted shares.
7. Use Overclock mode only with adequate airflow and careful temperature monitoring.

Firmware resources are maintained by Hammer Miner at the official Hammer Miner GitHub organization. Use only firmware intended for the exact Thor X1 hardware revision.

Hammer Miner Thor X1 FAQ

How much hashrate does the Thor X1 produce?

Published targets are approximately 2.1 TH/s in Low Power mode, 2.7 TH/s in Normal mode, and 3.22 TH/s in Overclock mode. Actual results vary with configuration and operating conditions.

How much power does the Thor X1 use?

Published figures are approximately 22W on Low Power, 34W on Normal, and 46W on Overclock. The package includes a 65W USB-C power supply.

How efficient is the Thor X1?

The lowest-power profile is rated at approximately 10.6 J/TH. Normal and Overclock targets are approximately 12.6 and 14.2 J/TH.

How loud is the Hammer Miner Thor X1?

Published figures are approximately 34 dB on Low Power, 44 dB on Normal, and 51 dB on Overclock. Room acoustics, distance, fan condition, and ambient temperature affect perceived noise.

Does the Thor X1 include a power supply?

Yes. The package includes a 65W USB-C power supply plus NEMA 5-15P and CEE 7/7 power cords.

Does the Thor X1 support WiFi?

Yes. It connects to 2.4GHz WiFi for configuration and mining. It is not listed as an Ethernet miner.

Can the Thor X1 mine Bitcoin?

Yes. The BM1373 ASIC performs SHA-256 hashing used for Bitcoin mining. You must configure a compatible pool or solo-pool destination.

Can I solo mine with the Thor X1?

Yes. You can configure a compatible solo-pool endpoint, but finding a Bitcoin block is probabilistic and never guaranteed.

Can I use the Thor X1 as a heater?

Like nearly all miners, its electrical input becomes room heat. At 22–46W it produces gentle localized heat, not the output of a conventional space heater.

Is overclocking supported?

The published Overclock profile targets approximately 3.22 TH/s at 46W. Higher settings increase heat and fan noise, so maintain clear airflow and monitor temperatures.

What comes in the Thor X1 box?

The package includes the miner, desktop stand, 65W USB-C power supply, a US/Canada NEMA 5-15P cord, and a CEE 7/7 EU cord.

Is Bitcoin mining with the Thor X1 profitable?

Profitability changes with Bitcoin price, network difficulty, pool terms, uptime, electricity cost, and selected power mode. CryptoCloaks does not promise a fixed return or a block result.

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Replacement duct shroud for the CryptoCloaks Canaan Cooler Box

This replacement exhaust shroud connects a CryptoCloaks Canaan Nano 3 / Nano 3S Cooler Box to your selected round duct size. Choose the version that matches your cooler box capacity, then select a 6-inch or 8-inch outlet and your preferred color.

The product sold on this page is one shroud. The cooler box, Canaan miners, fans, fan controller, mounting hardware, ducting, hose, and clamps shown or referenced are not included.

Choose all three options

Cooler box fit

• 2-unit Cooler Box: fits the smaller CryptoCloaks enclosure built for two Canaan Nano 3 / Nano 3S miners.
• 4-unit Cooler Box: fits the larger CryptoCloaks enclosure built for four Canaan Nano 3 / Nano 3S miners.

Duct outlet

• 6-inch duct: select this version for a 6-inch duct run.
• 8-inch duct: select this version for an 8-inch duct run.

Color

Available in Black, Orange, White, or Yellow.

Compatibility

This part is made specifically for the CryptoCloaks Canaan Nano 3 / Nano 3S Cooler Box. It is not the complete cooler box and is not the shroud for a standalone Canaan Avalon Q or an unrelated ASIC enclosure.

Match the option to the cooler box you own. The 2-unit and 4-unit shrouds are different parts and should not be treated as interchangeable.

What is included

• One Canaan Cooler Box exhaust shroud
• Your selected 2-unit or 4-unit fit
• Your selected 6-inch or 8-inch duct outlet
• Your selected Black, Orange, White, or Yellow color

Not included: cooler box, miners, fans, fan controller, mounting hardware, flexible duct, hose, or clamps.

Installation and airflow

1. Power down and unplug the miners and fans before working on the cooler box.
2. Confirm that the selected shroud matches both your cooler box capacity and duct diameter.
3. Install the shroud without forcing the printed part or obstructing the fan openings.
4. Connect supported ducting and verify that the duct run is open, supported, and free of sharp restrictions.
5. After restart, monitor temperatures and fan behavior to confirm normal airflow.

Frequently asked questions

Does this listing include the Canaan Cooler Box?

No. This listing is for one replacement exhaust shroud only. The cooler box, miners, fans, controller, ducting, and clamps are not included.

How do I choose between the 2-unit and 4-unit versions?

Select the capacity of the CryptoCloaks Canaan Cooler Box you already own. The two shroud versions are different parts.

Can I connect either 6-inch or 8-inch ducting?

Yes, but you must select the outlet diameter that matches your ducting. Each order includes one shroud in the selected size.

Does it fit both Canaan Nano 3 and Nano 3S cooler-box setups?

Yes. Compatibility is based on the CryptoCloaks 2-unit or 4-unit Canaan Cooler Box enclosure used for Nano 3 and Nano 3S setups.

Why does the product photo show a complete cooler box?

The temporary photo shows the shroud installed as part of a cooler-box setup so you can see its position. Only the shroud is included in this listing.

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SeedSigner+ is a build-it-yourself Bitcoin signing case and electronics kit with a larger 2.8-inch IPS display, improved QR camera, enhanced physical controls, a microSD extension cable, and a durable anodized metal enclosure. It keeps the open-source SeedSigner model that matters: your Bitcoin keys stay offline, transaction data moves by QR code, and sensitive seed material disappears from working memory when the device powers down. You must supply your own compatible Raspberry Pi Zero with its GPIO header already soldered and your own microSD card. The microSD extension cable is included; the Pi and storage card are not.

What is included with SeedSigner+?

Why SeedSigner+?

SeedSigner was created to make verifiably air-gapped Bitcoin signing accessible with open-source software and publicly available hardware. SeedSigner+ keeps that security model and improves the parts you interact with every time you sign.

• Larger 2.8-inch IPS screen: more room to inspect transaction details and display animated QR codes.
• Improved camera: quicker, more dependable scanning of animated transaction QR codes.
• Better controls: dedicated physical buttons and improved ergonomics make navigation easier.
• Metal case: a rigid, premium enclosure protects the internal boards while keeping the device compact.
• Same air-gapped model: wallet data enters and leaves through visible QR codes rather than a USB data connection to your wallet app. Use the preferred non-wireless Pi Zero v1.3 for a build with no WiFi or Bluetooth radios.
• Same stateless model: the device does not need to retain your seed phrase after you power it off.

How air-gapped QR signing works

1. Create or recover a seed for the session. SeedSigner supports SeedQR entry and trust-minimized entropy workflows such as dice rolls or image entropy.
2. Build the unsigned transaction in compatible wallet software. Your computer or phone displays the transaction as animated QR codes.
3. Scan with SeedSigner+. The built-in camera reads the QR sequence without networking the signing device.
4. Review on the SeedSigner+ display. Confirm outputs, amounts, and transaction details on the signing device itself.
5. Sign offline. SeedSigner+ uses the session’s private key material to create the cryptographic signature.
6. Return the signed transaction by QR. Your wallet software scans the signed QR sequence and broadcasts from the online device.
7. Power down. Stateless operation clears the seed from working memory; your durable backup remains your responsibility.

SeedSigner vs. SeedSigner+

Choose your SeedSigner+ color

Color changes the anodized metal enclosure only. Every option includes the same case and electronics package—including the microSD extension cable—excludes the Raspberry Pi Zero and microSD card, and costs $150.

Open-source Bitcoin signing features

SeedSigner software supports the core workflows serious Bitcoin self-custody users expect:

• BIP39 12- and 24-word seed workflows
• Dice-roll and image-based entropy generation
• SeedQR creation and scanning
• Animated QR transaction parsing and signing
• XPUB export by QR code
• Native SegWit single-signature and multisignature workflows
• BIP85 child seed derivation
• User-configurable QR density and brightness
• Compatibility with established Bitcoin wallet coordinators such as Sparrow Wallet, Specter Desktop, Nunchuk, BlueWallet, Keeper, and Bull Bitcoin where currently supported

Wallet compatibility and SeedSigner software features can change by release. Check current official SeedSigner documentation before relying on a specific coordinator or advanced feature.

Assembly and first-use checklist

1. Inventory the included case, display/control board, camera, microSD extension cable, ribbon parts, connection hardware, and fasteners.
2. Obtain a compatible Raspberry Pi Zero separately. It must have a 2×20 40-pin male GPIO header already soldered. For strongest network isolation, use the non-wireless Raspberry Pi Zero v1.3 preferred by official SeedSigner guidance.
3. Obtain your own compatible microSD card. The extension cable is included, but no storage card is supplied.
4. Follow the SeedSigner+ assembly order carefully and avoid forcing ribbon cables or board connectors.
5. Obtain the latest official SeedSigner release from the SeedSigner project.
6. Verify the download using the project’s published verification instructions whenever possible.
7. Write the image to the appropriate microSD media and boot the device.
8. Test the display, controls, and camera before moving meaningful Bitcoin.
9. Run a small practice transaction and confirm the complete QR round trip.

Who is SeedSigner+ for?

• Bitcoiners who want transparent hardware: you assemble and inspect the device rather than trusting a sealed black box.
• Multisig users: SeedSigner was designed to reduce the cost and complexity of air-gapped multisignature signing.
• QR-first self-custody users: no cabled transaction data path is needed between the signer and wallet coordinator.
• Builders who want a premium enclosure: the upgraded screen, camera, controls, and metal case improve daily usability without abandoning the open-source model.
• Users who value stateless signing: seed material can be reconstructed for a session and cleared on shutdown rather than permanently stored on the device.

Back up the seed—not the signer

SeedSigner+ is intentionally stateless. If you lose the device, your seed backup is what preserves access to your Bitcoin. Store a verified backup offline and separate from the signer. For a durable stainless-steel option, pair it with the Seedor Safe Starter Set or the Seedor Safe Starter Set Plus.

SeedSigner+ specifications

SeedSigner+ FAQ

What is SeedSigner+?

SeedSigner+ is an upgraded hardware package for the open-source SeedSigner Bitcoin signing model. It adds a larger 2.8-inch IPS display, improved QR camera, enhanced controls, and an anodized metal enclosure.

Is the Raspberry Pi Zero board included?

No. This package includes the metal case, display/control PCB and hat, camera, microSD extension cable, ribbon parts, connection hardware, and fasteners. You must supply a compatible Raspberry Pi Zero with a 2×20 40-pin male GPIO header already soldered. The non-wireless v1.3 is preferred for strongest network isolation.

Is the microSD extension cable included?

Yes. The microSD extension cable is included for easier card access after assembly. Bring your own compatible microSD card and verify and write the current official SeedSigner software image yourself; no storage card is supplied.

Does every SeedSigner+ color cost $150?

Yes. Black, Red, Orange, and Gold are each $150. Color does not change the included electronics or price, and every color requires a separately purchased soldered Raspberry Pi Zero and microSD card.

Can I buy only the metal case?

Not from this listing. Every option includes the metal case plus the display/control, camera, ribbon, and connection hardware. The soldered Raspberry Pi Zero and microSD card are required separately.

Is SeedSigner+ air-gapped?

Yes, when built with the preferred non-wireless Raspberry Pi Zero v1.3. The SeedSigner security model exchanges transaction data through QR codes rather than networking the signer to your computer or phone.

Does SeedSigner+ store my seed phrase?

SeedSigner is stateless. Seed material is held for the active session and cleared from working memory when the device powers down. Your separate seed backup remains essential.

Does SeedSigner+ have WiFi or Bluetooth?

The CryptoCloaks package does not include a Pi board. Use the non-wireless Raspberry Pi Zero v1.3 preferred by SeedSigner for the strongest radio-free build. Wireless-capable Pi models physically contain radios and require additional risk consideration even if SeedSigner software does not use networking for transaction signing.

Is assembly required?

Yes. The package arrives as components, and you must add your own compatible Raspberry Pi Zero with a 2×20 40-pin male GPIO header already soldered plus your own compatible microSD card.

Does the kit come with SeedSigner software installed?

No software or boot media is supplied. Obtain and verify the latest official SeedSigner release yourself, then write it to your own compatible microSD card. That is the safest way to know exactly which software image is running on your signing device.

How does SeedSigner+ sign Bitcoin transactions?

Your online wallet displays an unsigned transaction as animated QR codes. SeedSigner+ scans, displays, and signs the transaction offline, then shows signed QR codes for your online wallet to scan and broadcast.

Can SeedSigner+ be used for multisig?

Yes. Multisignature accessibility is a core SeedSigner use case, including XPUB exchange and transaction signing by QR code.

Which wallets work with SeedSigner+?

SeedSigner has supported wallet coordinators including Sparrow Wallet, Specter Desktop, Nunchuk, BlueWallet, Keeper, and Bull Bitcoin. Confirm current compatibility in official SeedSigner documentation before setup.

Can SeedSigner+ generate a new seed?

Yes. SeedSigner supports trust-minimized seed creation workflows including dice-roll entropy and image entropy, plus BIP39 and SeedQR tools.

What happens if the SeedSigner+ is lost or damaged?

The device is replaceable; your seed backup is not. Restore from a verified seed backup on another compatible signer. Never rely on the stateless device as your only backup.

Is SeedSigner+ an official endorsement from the SeedSigner project?

SeedSigner+ uses the open-source SeedSigner software and security model in an upgraded hardware form factor. This listing does not claim endorsement by or affiliation with the SeedSigner project.

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GekkoScience KBox Bitcoin Miner combines 22 TH/s home-mining performance, an integrated power supply, wired and wireless networking, a live OLED display, and adjustable RGB lighting in one enclosed machine.

GekkoScience KBox Bitcoin Miner: 22 TH/s at home

The KBox takes the pieces that normally spread across a home-mining desk and puts them into one finished enclosure. There is no external controller, loose power brick, exposed hashboard, or separate network device to assemble. Connect power, join WiFi or Ethernet, open the browser-based dashboard, enter your pool information, and mine Bitcoin.

Inside are 18 BM1370 ASIC chips, an integrated 93%-efficient Mean Well power supply, a Linux mining controller, speed-controlled fans, active safety monitoring, a live stats display, and RGB lighting with 28 built-in modes. The fully enclosed steel-and-aluminum body is designed for a home, office, workshop, or dedicated Bitcoin room instead of an industrial mining facility.

For manufacturer background and other American-built mining hardware, visit GekkoScience.

Why the KBox is different

• Real home-mining hashrate: up to 22 TH/s from a desktop-sized enclosure.
• One-box setup: power supply, controller, networking, screen, cooling, and lighting are integrated.
• Three power levels: choose a quieter low-power profile, balanced medium mode, or full high mode.
• Quiet enough for occupied rooms: approximately 38 dB on low and 47 dB on high.
• Ethernet and dual-band WiFi: use a wired connection or 2.4GHz/5GHz wireless networking.
• Useful heat: turn the electrical input into roughly 607–1,099 BTU/hr of room heat while mining Bitcoin.
• Built-in visibility: see hashrate, temperature, power, pool status, fan speed, network information, and more without opening another device.
• Designed and built in America: assembled in the USA by GekkoScience.

KBox power modes, hashrate, heat, and noise

The KBox can be tuned for the room instead of forcing one fixed operating point. The figures below are practical preset targets; actual results vary with firmware, ambient temperature, chip quality, network configuration, and user tuning.

Nearly all miner power becomes room heat. BTU/hr values are watt-to-heat conversions, not an additional heater rating. GekkoScience also documents tuning headroom up to roughly 23 TH/s, 330W operation, and efficiency as low as approximately 13 J/TH under suitable tuning.

Integrated OLED Bitcoin mining display

The front display automatically rotates through useful live information, allowing the KBox to work as both a miner and a visible Bitcoin dashboard. Depending on firmware and selected display settings, it can show:

• Current hashrate and operating mode
• ASIC temperature and fan speed
• Power draw and efficiency
• Pool connection and share information
• Best share and blocks found
• Network SSID, signal strength, and local IP address
• Live Bitcoin price
• Bitcoin halving countdown

28 customizable RGB lighting modes

The KBox is meant to look good on a desk instead of hiding in a server closet. Its front RGB lighting includes 28 built-in effects with adjustable color, brightness, and animation speed. Choose a subtle ember glow, match the room, react to local weather, or let the front panel run a full animated light show.

Browser-based KBox dashboard

No separate computer is required after setup. The integrated Linux controller serves a local web interface where you can configure Bitcoin mining pools, view charts, select power presets, monitor hardware, tune performance, and control the RGB system.

Advanced users can adjust hashrate, efficiency, heat output, fan behavior, and lighting without rebuilding the miner around third-party controllers.

Built-in safety systems

The enclosed KBox includes several layers of protection intended for home operation:

• Active fan monitoring: hashing stops if either cooling fan stops.
• Double fuse protection: independent protection on the AC power supply and hashboard DC bus.
• Software thermal limits: ASIC temperature is actively monitored.
• Hardware regulator protection: the primary voltage-regulation system has its own thermal limits.
• Protected front grille: the 7mm hexagonal face grid restricts finger access while preserving airflow.
• Fully enclosed electronics: no exposed controller, hashboard, or loose desktop power brick.

As with any miner or space heater, keep the air intake and exhaust clear, place the KBox on a stable nonflammable surface, and do not enclose it in a cabinet without engineered ventilation.

GekkoScience KBox specifications

KBox vs smaller and larger home Bitcoin miners

The KBox sits in the middle of the home-mining range. It delivers roughly 3.7 times the hashrate of a 6 TH/s compact miner while staying far below the power draw of a 90 TH/s full-room heater miner.

• Choose the KBox when you want a polished all-in-one 22 TH/s desktop miner with Ethernet, dual-band WiFi, RGB lighting, and an integrated PSU.
• Choose the Canaan Avalon Nano 3S when lower price and lower power draw matter more than maximum desktop hashrate.
• Choose the Hammer Miner BC04 for a compact open-frame 6 TH/s home-mining setup with WiFi and Ethernet.
• Choose the Hammer Miner BC08 when you want approximately 12 TH/s from a quieter midrange desktop miner.
• Choose the Canaan Avalon Q when 90 TH/s matters more than compact size or low household power draw.

GekkoScience KBox setup

1. Place the KBox on a stable surface with clear intake and exhaust space.
2. Connect the AC power cable and switch the integrated PSU on.
3. Connect Ethernet or join a 2.4GHz/5GHz WiFi network.
4. Open the KBox local web interface from a device on the same network.
5. Enter your Bitcoin pool or solo-pool information and worker details.
6. Select Low, Medium, or High mode and confirm normal temperatures and fan operation.
7. Choose an RGB program, brightness, and effect speed if desired.

GekkoScience KBox FAQ

How much hashrate does the GekkoScience KBox produce?

The standard high-power target is approximately 22 TH/s. GekkoScience documents tuning headroom up to roughly 23 TH/s under suitable conditions.

How much power does the KBox use?

Preset operation is approximately 178W on Low, 242W on Medium, and 322W on High. User tuning can push operation to about 330W.

How loud is the KBox Bitcoin miner?

Published operating figures are approximately 38 dB on Low, 42 dB on Medium, and 47 dB on High. Room acoustics, fan tuning, ambient temperature, and measurement distance affect the number you hear.

Does the KBox include the power supply?

Yes. A 93%-efficient Mean Well power supply is integrated into the enclosure. You do not need a separate desktop power brick or external controller.

Does the KBox support WiFi and Ethernet?

Yes. The KBox supports Ethernet plus both 2.4GHz and 5GHz WiFi.

Can the KBox be used as a Bitcoin mining heater?

Yes. Depending on the selected power mode, it releases roughly 607–1,099 BTU/hr of heat into the room while mining Bitcoin. It is useful supplemental heat, not a replacement for properly sized primary heating equipment.

Can I solo mine with the GekkoScience KBox?

Yes. The KBox is a SHA-256 Bitcoin miner and can be configured for compatible Bitcoin mining pools or solo-pool infrastructure. Finding a block is probabilistic and never guaranteed.

Is Bitcoin mining with the KBox profitable?

Profitability changes with Bitcoin price, network difficulty, pool terms, uptime, selected tune, and your electricity rate. CryptoCloaks does not promise a fixed return or block result.

What RGB effects does the KBox include?

The onboard controller includes 28 lighting modes with user-adjustable colors, speed, and brightness. Examples include Embers, Woodstove, Rainbow, Breathe, weather-matching, and other animated effects.

What does the KBox screen display?

The front screen can rotate through hashrate, power, efficiency, temperature, fan speed, pool status, shares, network information, local IP, Bitcoin price, and halving countdown data.

What ASIC chips are in the KBox?

The KBox uses 18 BM1370 SHA-256 ASIC chips.

Where is the GekkoScience KBox made?

The KBox is designed and assembled in the United States.

Does the KBox have the hidden Doom Easter egg?

Yes. On supported firmware, open Settings and click the GekkoScience logo five times. Use the arrow keys to move and Control to shoot.

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The Bitaxe 6AMP Power Supply is a simple spare or replacement power adapter for compatible Bitaxe home Bitcoin miners. If your Bitaxe power brick is missing, tired, damaged, or you want a backup on the bench, this is the practical part to keep around.

This adapter is rated for 5V / 6A / 30W, which is the common power lane used by many Bitaxe-style small ASIC mining builds. It is meant for compatible miners that use a 5V DC barrel-style input.

Why keep a spare Bitaxe power supply?

• Easy replacement: swap out a missing or failing Bitaxe power brick.
• Bench-ready spare: handy if you test, tune, move, or travel with small miners.
• Home mining part: small support gear that keeps a Bitaxe setup online.
• Correct output lane: 5V / 6A / 30W for compatible 5V Bitaxe miners.

Specs

Compatibility notes

This is intended for compatible Bitaxe miners that require 5V power. Many Bitaxe Gamma, Supra, Ultra, and similar builds use this 5V 6A power lane, but you should still check your miner before ordering. Match the voltage, current requirement, and connector style on your specific unit.

Do not use this on miners that require 12V, USB-C PD-only input, XT30 input, or a different voltage/current setup. Wrong power supplies can damage hardware.

Good fit for

• Bitaxe power supply replacement
• Bitaxe spare power adapter
• Home Bitcoin mining repair kits
• Small ASIC bench testing
• Keeping a backup power brick in the shop

FAQ

Is this a Bitaxe replacement power supply?

Yes. This is a replacement or spare power supply for compatible Bitaxe miners that use 5V / 6A power.

What output is this Bitaxe power adapter?

It is rated at 5V / 6A / 30W.

Will this work with every Bitaxe?

No. Check your exact miner input first. This is for compatible 5V Bitaxe setups, not every miner or every power connector.

Is this for Bitcoin mining?

Yes. It is a support part for compatible Bitaxe home Bitcoin miners.

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Hammer Miner BC04 Stand for a cleaner home Bitcoin mining setup

The Hammer Miner BC04 Stand is a 3D printed desktop mount built for the Hammer Miner BC04. It holds the miner at a clean working angle so the fan face, board, OLED screen, power side, and cable routing stay easier to see and reach on a desk, shelf, workbench, or home mining rack.

If you already have the BC04 and just want the printed stand setup, this listing keeps it simple. Pick your colors, choose any combination at the same price, and give the miner a stable spot instead of leaving it loose on the desk.

Case Color and Stand Color options

Choose a Case Color and a Stand Color. Any color combo is $12.00.

• Case Color: choose the printed BC04 frame/case color.
• Stand Color: choose the angled base/stand color.
• No price games: standard colors, galaxy colors, carbon fiber, and fade colors stay the same price.

What is included

• 1x CryptoCloaks Hammer Miner BC04 Stand/frame set in your selected Case Color and Stand Color

What is not included

• Hammer Miner BC04 miner
• Fan, PSU, power cable, USB/network cables, or any mining hardware
• Pool setup, firmware setup, or mining support beyond the printed accessory

Compatibility

This stand is made for the Hammer Miner BC04. It is not a universal ASIC stand, not a BC01 stand, and not a BC08 stand. For the miner itself, see the Hammer Miner BC04 product page. For other printed mining accessories, browse Home Mining Shrouds Etc.

FAQ

Does this include the Hammer Miner BC04?

No. This product is the 3D printed BC04 stand/frame set only. The miner shown in photos is for fit and display reference.

Can I choose both colors?

Yes. Choose the Case Color and Stand Color at checkout. The price stays $12.00 for any color combination.

Does this fit the BC01 or BC08?

No. This listing is for the Hammer Miner BC04. Use a model-specific stand for other Hammer Miner models.

Where should I use it?

It is meant for a desk, shelf, workbench, garage bench, or home mining area where you want the BC04 upright, stable, and easier to access.

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The ColdCard Mk5 Dock is a 3D printed desktop stand built for bitcoiners who want a cleaner self-custody desk. Instead of laying your ColdCard loose on the table and chasing a cable every time you need to sign, this dock gives your Mk5 a dedicated home with a USB-C to USB-C cable built into the dock.

Set the dock near your computer, choose your printed color, and keep the connector ready. The exposed USB-C plug sits inside the stand so the ColdCard Mk5 can drop into place for a cleaner hardware wallet workflow.

Why this ColdCard Mk5 dock exists

A ColdCard Mk5 is a serious Bitcoin self-custody tool. The desk setup around it should be just as intentional. This dock keeps the wallet upright, easier to see, and easier to connect without adding another loose cable to the pile.

• Designed for ColdCard Mk5: shaped as a dedicated desktop dock/stand for the Mk5 form factor.
• Built-in USB-C to USB-C cable: the cable is part of the dock setup, with the connector positioned for easy plug-in.
• Clean signing station: keeps your hardware wallet upright, organized, and ready for Bitcoin transactions.
• 3D printed by CryptoCloaks: made in-house for real Bitcoin self-custody setups.
• Any color, same price: choose your dock color at checkout. Color does not change the $7.99 price.

What is included

• 1x CryptoCloaks ColdCard Mk5 Dock in your selected color
• 1x built-in USB-C to USB-C cable installed/routed with the dock

What is not included

• ColdCard Mk5 hardware wallet
• Computer, laptop, or other signing device

Compatibility

This dock is made for the ColdCard Mk5. It is built around a USB-C connection and is intended as a desktop hardware wallet stand for Bitcoin signing setups.

If you need a different holder, check the full Hard Wallet Mounts category for other CryptoCloaks hardware wallet mounts.

FAQ

Does this include a ColdCard Mk5?

No. This listing is for the 3D printed dock with built-in USB-C to USB-C cable only. The ColdCard hardware wallet is not included.

Does the dock include the USB-C cable?

Yes. This version has a USB-C to USB-C cable built into the dock setup.

Does color change the price?

No. Pick the color you want. Every color option is $7.99.

Is this a wall mount?

No. This is a desktop dock/stand for keeping your ColdCard Mk5 upright and easier to plug in near your computer.

Is this official Coinkite/Coldcard hardware?

No. This is a CryptoCloaks 3D printed dock designed for ColdCard Mk5 owners. ColdCard/Coinkite hardware wallet is not included.

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The Trezor Safe 7 Dock is a 3D printed desktop stand built to hold your Trezor Safe 7 at a comfortable angle while making the USB-C connection easier to reach. Instead of laying the wallet flat, chasing the cable around your desk, or leaving it loose between signing sessions, this dock gives the device a simple home base.

Why this dock exists

The Trezor Safe 7 is a serious self-custody tool. The setup around it should feel just as intentional. This dock keeps the wallet upright, stable, and ready to connect to your computer using the USB-C cable that comes with the hardware wallet.

• Designed for Trezor Safe 7: shaped to hold the device nicely without a generic phone-stand fit.
• USB-C cable channel: routes the cable through the front of the dock for a cleaner plug-in setup.
• Desktop friendly: keeps the hardware wallet visible, organized, and easier to grab when it is time to sign.
• 3D printed by CryptoCloaks: made for Bitcoiners who care about their self-custody workspace.
• Color selectable: choose the dock color at checkout. Color does not change the price.

What is included

• 1x CryptoCloaks Trezor Safe 7 Dock in your selected color

What is not included

• Trezor Safe 7 hardware wallet
• USB-C cable

Compatibility

This dock is made for the Trezor Safe 7. It uses the USB-C cable that comes with the hardware wallet. If you need a different holder, check the full Hard Wallet Mounts category for other CryptoCloaks hardware wallet mounts.

FAQ

Does this include the Trezor Safe 7?

No. This listing is for the 3D printed dock only. The hardware wallet is shown for fit/reference and is not included.

Does it include a USB-C cable?

No. It is designed to use the USB-C cable that comes with the Trezor Safe 7.

Does color change the price?

No. Pick the color you want. The dock price stays the same.

Is this a wall mount?

No. This is a desktop dock/stand made to hold the Safe 7 upright near your computer.

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The BC01 is the accessible Hammer Miner entry point: 1.5 TH/s in a tiny, quiet, low-power miner that makes Bitcoin mining easy to learn from a desk, office, or workshop.

In stock and shipping from Colorado.

Why CryptoCloaks is listing the Hammer Miner BC01

Home Bitcoin mining is moving fast, and the Hammer Miner line hits the exact lane we care about: compact gear, real SHA-256 mining, sane power draw, and hardware that fits on a desk instead of taking over the garage.

This page is built to give buyers the details that matter before ordering: hashrate, wattage, noise, shipping timing, included power, and where this miner fits in a home mining stack.

Key benefits

• 1.5 TH/s SHA-256 Bitcoin mining performance
• 23W max listed power draw
• 16 J/TH listed efficiency
• 38dB quiet desktop operation
• WiFi 2.4GHz connectivity
• Good fit for learning, testing, and low-power home mining

Specs

Best fit

• Home Bitcoin miners
• Desk or workshop mining setups
• Learning SHA-256 mining without industrial hardware
• Solo mining experiments
• Low-noise Bitcoin mining setups

Pre-order notes

This is a pre-order product. The source timeframe is included above so buyers know the expected shipping and availability window before checkout.

Need a different home miner? Compare this with the Hammer Miner BC04 or browse all CryptoCloaks Home Miners.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Hammer Miner BC01 good for learning Bitcoin mining?

Yes. The BC01 is built as a low-power home Bitcoin miner for learning, experimentation, and everyday desktop use.

When does the BC01 pre-order ship?

The source pre-order timeframe lists Shipping Date: June 17th, 2026 and Available on July 15, 2026.

How much power does the BC01 use?

The listed max power draw is 23W.

Does the BC01 use WiFi?

Yes. The BC01 listing includes WiFi 2.4GHz connectivity.

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