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Bitaxe Solo Mining Guide — Mine BCH at Home

Last updated: April 11, 2026 Hardware guide

The Bitaxe is an open-source Bitcoin ASIC miner perfect for home solo mining. While its hashrate is small compared to industrial ASICs, mining lower-difficulty coins like BCH, BC2, or BCH2 on SoloFury makes finding a block realistic.

Which Bitaxe Model?

ModelHashrateBest Coin on SoloFury
Bitaxe Ultra~0.5 TH/sBC2, BCH2
Bitaxe Supra~1 TH/sBC2, BCH2
Bitaxe Gamma~1.2 TH/sBC2, BCH2, XEC

For Bitaxe miners, we recommend mining BC2 or BCH2 on SoloFury. These coins have the lowest network difficulty, giving you the best odds of finding a block with small hashrate.

Step 1: Access AxeOS

Connect your Bitaxe to your network. Find its IP via your router and access the AxeOS web interface in your browser.

Step 2: Configure Pool

In AxeOS settings, enter:

Stratum URL: bc2.solofury.com
Port: 8080
Fallback URL: bc2.solofury.com
Fallback Port: 8081
Username: YOUR_BC2_ADDRESS.bitaxe
Password: x

Step 3: Save and Mine

Save settings, restart the Bitaxe, and check the SoloFury dashboard for your worker. You should see your Bitaxe appear within 5 minutes.

Why Not Mine BTC with Bitaxe?

You can mine BTC on SoloFury with a Bitaxe, but the odds are extremely low. With 1 TH/s against Bitcoin's 800+ EH/s network, you'd need millions of years on average to find a block. Mining BC2 or BCH2 with their much lower difficulty gives you a realistic chance.

Alternative Coins for Bitaxe

Check the Coin Switcher to see which coin currently gives you the best odds with your hashrate. SoloFury makes it easy to switch between 5 coins without changing any settings except the pool URL.

Configure your Bitaxe now

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