Avalon A1366 vs WhatsMiner M50

The choice between Canaan Avalon A1366 and MicroBT WhatsMiner M50 is a classic dilemma for mining investors. The unified algorithm (SHA-256) allows switching between coins (Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin, Fractal Bitcoin, BitcoinSV, Terracoin, Namecoin) on both ASICs, but maximum profit is currently achieved when mining Bitcoin Cash. Canaan Avalon A1366 is released in a single version with 130Th. The MicroBT WhatsMiner M50 lineup includes 8 modifications: starting performance is 110Th, while top solutions reach 124Th. The difference in 6 Th shows the advantage of one model, but it's also worth paying attention to the efficiency of the models. Model Avalon A1366 has an efficiency of 25 j/Th and WhatsMiner M50 has 29 j/Th. The power consumption of Canaan Avalon A1366 130Th is 3250 Watts. MicroBT WhatsMiner M50 124Th, in turn, consumes 3596 Watts. The cooling type for both models is identical — classic fan airflow. Offers for Canaan Avalon A1366 are temporarily unavailable, but our catalog contains many other profitable models. Compare 14 offers for MicroBT WhatsMiner M50 from verified suppliers. Right now, the 110Th configuration can be purchased at the minimum price of 11700 RUB.