The Brief History of USB Bitcoin Miners

Bitcoin mining was originally performed only on desktop or laptops - “one CPU, one vote.” As Bitcoin grew in value, graphics card (GPU) mining was developed as a more efficient method, followed by FPGAs and finally ASIC miners. The very first ASIC miner came in the form of a USB miner in May 2013

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The answer is no. The ASIC Miner Block Erupter is a 330 MH/s SHA256 miner. While the Block Erupter wasn’t the first ASIC miner released, it was the

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Minable coins, Mining Algorithm: SHA-256, Minable Coins: Bitcoin (BTC), BitcoinCash (BCH), Acoin (ACOIN), Curecoin (CURE), Joulecoin (XJO),

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