At BiXBiT, we develop custom firmware for Antminer and WhatsMiner. A mining pool is one of the core elements in ASIC setup: the quality of the connection and its stability affect how the device performs on a given network and site.
When some ASIC devices start operating at a loss, the default decision is usually to shut them down. In practice, this often leads to losses for both the hosting provider and their clients. This article explores a case where, instead of stopping the equipment, a flexible profile tuning approach was applied by adjusting hashrate, voltage, and power consumption. As a result, it was possible not only to reduce losses but, in some cases, to bring devices back into profitability. The approach was not universal — different models and chip conditions required different configurations. That is what ultimately made the difference: the infrastructure remained operational, while clients gained time and predictability instead of facing forced downtime.
Instructions for installing Whatsminer 1.5.0.10 firmware for devices with 2024 firmware
Follow the latest firmware updates for Whatsminer. We provide detailed information on each update: generic changes, bug fixes and various improvements.
Easy installation via Whatsminertool, hotel fee, downvolting, proxy server, immersion cooling, remote control & monitoring and much more!
Announcement of Whatsminer firmware Overclocking for x2, x3, x5 series. Example: M30 = 152.6 T -Easy installation via Whatsminertool -Hotel fee -Downvolting -Proxy server -Immersion cooling And much more!