A tiny 1.2 TH/s miner that sips ~18W and plugs into any outlet. It won't pay the bills — but every ten minutes it takes a real, long-shot swing at an entire Bitcoin block worth ~$205,357.
Four steps. No mining know-how needed.
Order your MinerLotto device. One-time hardware purchase — no subscription.
Connect it to power and Wi-Fi. It's quiet and sips ~18W, like an LED bulb.
Enter the code printed on your device and your Bitcoin payout address.
Your dashboard goes live: shares, uptime, best share, and your live odds.
One USB-C cable. Whisper-quiet. Draws about as much power as a nightlight — then quietly hunts for a block, 24/7, while you get on with life.
We'll never show you an odds number without a timeframe. Drag the slider to see the honest math for any number of 1.2 TH/s devices, computed live against the real Bitcoin network.
Computed live from the real network hashrate (912 EH/s) and BTC ≈ $65,714. Odds are a true long-shot and always shown with a timeframe — never a promise.
Reality check: in solo lottery mode you earn nothing day-to-day. It's all-or-nothing — you either hit a full block or you don't. Treat it like a fun lottery ticket that also happens to support the Bitcoin network, not an investment.
Solo miners running tiny, Bitaxe-class hardware just like this have genuinely found full Bitcoin blocks. It is rare — that's the whole point of a lottery — but the chance is real, and every solo win is a verifiable on-chain event.
Honest disclosure: this is a lottery device. It will most likely never win a block. Buy it for the fun and the long-shot, not for income.
Almost certainly not in any steady way — please be realistic. In solo lottery mode it pays nothing day-to-day; it's all-or-nothing. The odds for one device are about 1 in 14,000 in a full year of running 24/7. Buy it for the fun and the genuine long-shot, like a lottery ticket, not as an income source.
The full block reward — currently 3.125 BTC plus any transaction fees. You keep 80%; MinerLotto's fee is 20%, taken automatically on-chain at the moment of the win. There are no fees on day-to-day mining.
About 18 watts — roughly the same as a bright LED bulb. At typical US power rates that's only a couple of dollars a month.
Optionally, yes — pool mode. Instead of solo lottery mode, you can point the device at a mining pool and earn a tiny, steady drip (realistically about $1–1.5 per month for 1.2 TH/s, subject to the pool's payout threshold). It's small and we label it honestly. Solo mode gives up that drip for the all-or-nothing jackpot shot.
No. MinerLotto is non-custodial and never holds your funds. If your device wins, the block reward pays your Bitcoin address (~80%) and MinerLotto's address (~20%) directly and atomically on-chain via a coinbase split.
After your physical device arrives and you activate it with the code printed on it. Until then your dashboard shows an onboarding/order tracker and a locked preview. Live mining stats are rolling out as we connect the pool integration.