Pick the chain. Compare the numbers. Buy the machine.
Purpose-built miners for Kaspa, Kadena, Nervos, Siacoin, Litecoin and Dogecoin. Shipped worldwide by DHL express, or delivered straight into hosting if you would rather not run one yourself.
Shop by coin
Start from the chain you want to mine
Every iBeLink machine is built for a single algorithm. Pick the coin and the choice narrows to two or three models.
Hard to find anywhere else
The two Blake2B machines, in stock
Every reseller we track lists both of these as sold out. We have them. Whether they pay back depends on your electricity price, so run the numbers before you order, and talk to us if you want help with the maths.
Compare the range
Every model, side by side
Hashrate, wall power and efficiency for the full line-up. Availability is live from our stock.
| Model | Hashrate | Power | Efficiency | Availability | Price | Link |
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iBeLink BM-S3 (19 TH/s) - HostingBlake2B-Sia · SC
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19 TH/s | 3100 W | 163 J/TH | In stock | $9,900.00 | View |
iBeLink BM-S1 Max (12 TH/s) - HostingBlake2B-Sia · SC
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12 TH/s | 3150 W | 263 J/TH | In stock | $9,900.00 | View |
Ibelink BM-KS Max - 10.5 TH/skHeavyHash · KAS
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10.5 TH/s | 3400 W | 324 J/TH | In stock | $5,077.00 | View |
iBeLink BM-K3 Max (82 TH/s)Blake2S · KDA
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82 TH/s | 3200 W | 39 J/TH | In stock | $2,199.00 | View |
iBeLink BM-N3 Max (30 TH/s)Eaglesong · CKB
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30 TH/s | 3300 W | 110 J/TH | In stock | $2,299.00 | View |
iBeLink BM-K3 Mini (5 TH/s)Blake2S · KDA
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5 TH/s | 290 W | 58 J/TH | In stock | $449.00 | View |
iBeLink BM-N3 Mini (1.8 TH/s)Eaglesong · CKB
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1.8 TH/s | 295 W | 164 J/TH | In stock | $449.00 | View |
iBeLink BM-S3+ (25 TH/s)Blake2B-Sia · SC
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25 TH/s | 3400 W | 136 J/TH | Out of stock | $3,290.00 | View |
iBeLink BM-L3 (3.2 GH/s)Scrypt · LTC / DOGE
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3.2 GH/s | 3000 W | 0.94 J/MH | Out of stock | $1,990.00 | View |
iBeLink BM-N3 (25 TH/s)Eaglesong · CKB
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25 TH/s | 3300 W | 132 J/TH | Out of stock | $1,890.00 | View |
iBeLink BM-K3 (70 TH/s)Blake2S · KDA
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70 TH/s | 3300 W | 47 J/TH | Out of stock | $1,890.00 | View |
iBeLink BM-K1 Max (32 TH/s)Blake2S · KDA
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32 TH/s | 3200 W | 100 J/TH | Out of stock | $890.00 | View |
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iBeLink BM-K1+ (15 TH/s)Blake2S · KDA
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15 TH/s | 2250 W | 150 J/TH | Out of stock | $590.00 | View |
iBeLink BM-K1 (5.3 TH/s)Blake2S · KDA
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5.3 TH/s | 835 W | 158 J/TH | Out of stock | $390.00 | View |
iBeLink BM-S1 (6.8 TH/s)Blake2B-Sia · SC
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6.8 TH/s | 2350 W | 346 J/TH | Out of stock | $690.00 | View |
iBeLink BM-N1 (6.6 TH/s)Eaglesong · CKB
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6.6 TH/s | 2400 W | 364 J/TH | Out of stock | $490.00 | View |
iBeLink DM56G (56 GH/s)X11 · DASH
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56 GH/s | 2100 W | 0.038 J/MH | Out of stock | $2,000.00 | View |
iBeLink DM22G (22 GH/s)X11 · DASH
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22 GH/s | 810 W | 0.037 J/MH | Out of stock | $1,750.00 | View |
iBeLink DM11G (10.8 GH/s)X11 · DASH
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10.8 GH/s | 810 W | 0.075 J/MH | Out of stock | $1,500.00 | View |
iBeLink DSM7T (7 TH/s)Blake256R14 · DCR
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7 TH/s | 2100 W | 300 J/TH | Out of stock | $1,600.00 | View |
iBeLink DSM6T (6 TH/s)Blake256R14 · DCR
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6 TH/s | 2100 W | 350 J/TH | Out of stock | $1,500.00 | View |
Figures as published by the manufacturer, measured at the wall at 25 C ambient, plus or minus 5%. Efficiency is derived from hashrate and power. Machines marked out of stock can often still be sourced, contact us for lead times.
Hosting
Most of these machines never go home with the buyer
A BM-KS Max draws 3,400 W and runs at 75 dB. That is a data-centre appliance, not a desk accessory. Without three-phase power and somewhere the noise does not matter, hosting is usually the better answer.
- Your machine runs in a facility built for it, not in the spare room at 75 dB
- Industrial power rates instead of household tariffs
- Remote dashboard: hashrate, temperature and pool settings
- Buy the hardware here and we deliver it straight into hosting
How it works
From order to first shares
Four steps, whether you run the machine yourself or have us host it.
Pick the machine
Filter by coin, then compare efficiency in J/TH. Efficiency, not raw hashrate, decides whether a miner earns at your electricity price.
Tell us where it goes
Your own site, or straight into hosting. Say so at checkout and we route the shipment accordingly.
Pay how you prefer
SEPA, international wire, credit card or crypto. Business customers can request a proforma invoice before paying.
Dispatch and setup
DHL express worldwide, typically 1 to 7 business days depending on destination. Manuals and pool guides are in the Support section.
Before you buy
Questions we get every week
Which model should I buy?
Start with the coin, then look at efficiency in joules per terahash rather than raw hashrate. A BM-K3 Max at 39 J/TH earns far more per kilowatt than an older machine at 150 J/TH, even where the older one looks cheaper on the sticker.
If you are mining at home, the Mini models draw under 300 W and stay quiet. Everything above 2 kW belongs in a facility.
Will this machine be profitable?
That depends on three things nobody controls: your electricity price, the coin price, and network difficulty. All three move constantly.
Work it out before you buy. Take the wall power, multiply by your rate per kWh, and compare against current network rewards on a calculator such as minerstat or WhatToMine. We will not quote you a payback period, because anyone who does is guessing.
What power supply do I need?
The 3 kW-class machines need 190 to 240 V and a dedicated circuit. A standard household socket will not carry one safely. The Mini models run from 12 V on a normal outlet.
PSUs are sold separately for several models. Check the accessories section or ask us which one matches your unit.
How loud are they really?
The full-size machines run at 72 to 81 dB, comparable to a vacuum cleaner running continuously. The BM-N3 Mini is the quiet exception at around 35 dB.
If noise is a constraint, either buy a Mini or use hosting.
Can I order a machine that is out of stock?
Often yes. Blake2B hardware in particular moves in and out of stock quickly across the whole market. Send us the model you want and we will give you a realistic lead time rather than taking money for something with no delivery date.
Do you host machines yourself?
Yes. Hosting runs on a separate platform at hosting.ibelink.io. You can buy the hardware here and have it delivered straight into the facility rather than shipping it to yourself first.
What happens if a unit fails?
Contact us with the serial number and a description. Warranty is 12 months, extended to 24 months for EU end-users. Control boards, PSUs and fans are the usual failure points and we stock all three as spares.
Can I pay in crypto?
Yes, alongside SEPA, international wire and card. For larger or business orders we can issue a proforma invoice first.
About the iBeLink range
iBeLink hardware targets algorithms the largest manufacturers mostly leave alone. The range covers kHeavyHash for Kaspa, Blake2S for Kadena, Eaglesong for Nervos, Blake2B-Sia for Siacoin and Scrypt for merged Litecoin and Dogecoin mining, alongside older X11 and Blake256R14 machines.
Because each unit is single-purpose, the choice is narrower and the specification matters more than the brochure. The two numbers that decide everything are hashrate and wall power, and the ratio between them, efficiency, is what determines whether a miner still earns at your electricity price two years from now. Every product page here lists all three, measured at the wall rather than at the board.
Hardware ships worldwide by DHL express, with a 12-month warranty and 24 months for EU end-users. Spare control boards, power supplies and fans are stocked for the models still in the field.
From the blog
Worth reading before you order
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