Why the name HarloLabs?
The name HarloLabs is inspired by Hal Finney (Harold Thomas Finney II), one of the earliest pioneers in Bitcoin history.
Hal was one of the first people to download and run Bitcoin after Satoshi Nakamoto and was the recipient of the first-ever Bitcoin transaction between two people, sent directly from Satoshi.
His early involvement represents exactly what we want HarloLabs to stand for: building, experimenting, innovating, and believing in new technology before the rest of the world sees its potential.
HARLO is our tribute to that pioneering spirit, while Labs represents what comes next, researching, designing, and building the next generation of mining hardware.
Hals famous quote is: “If you want to change the world, don't protest. Write code!”
Unfortunately Hal passed away on August 28, 2014, from ALS.
From the earliest days of Bitcoin to the next generation of ASICs.
Welcome to HarloLabs.
Why the name HarloLabs?
The name HarloLabs is inspired by Hal Finney (Harold Thomas Finney II), one of the earliest pioneers in Bitcoin history.
Hal was one of the first people to download and run Bitcoin after Satoshi Nakamoto and was the recipient of the first-ever Bitcoin transaction between two people, sent directly from Satoshi.
His early involvement represents exactly what we want HarloLabs to stand for: building, experimenting, innovating, and believing in new technology before the rest of the world sees its potential.
HARLO is our tribute to that pioneering spirit, while Labs represents what comes next, researching, designing, and building the next generation of mining hardware.
Hals famous quote is: “If you want to change the world, don't protest. Write code!”
Unfortunately Hal passed away on August 28, 2014, from ALS.
From the earliest days of Bitcoin to the next generation of ASICs.
Welcome to HarloLabs.
Rebranded from BSBMiners to HarloLabs!
Grab a beer and tune into our FREAKY FRIDAYS to see all this weeks news. 5PM EST 👇
https://t.co/ybY1E0rI2q
Theres a bunch,
- Blake2b Home Bitcoin Miners
- Benjamin Wilson (Public-pool/ESP-Miner) legal letters
- Rebranding news
- First Truly open source public domain mining firmware
And more!
After receiving legal letters from Benjamin Wilson and Onboard Solutions Manufacturing LLC (formerly Open Source Miner LLC) alleging that our unreleased BSB B30 uses "his" ESP-Miner code, we've decided there's a better way to respond:
More openness. Not less.
We're considering releasing our from-scratch miner firmware platform under CC0 1.0, Public Domain.
CC0 means:
→ Zero attribution required
→ Modify & fork freely
→ Build and sell products with it
→ Use it in your own firmware
→ No need to mention us
→ Even close source it if you want!
No permission. No attribution. No strings attached.
Our goal: give manufacturers and developers a truly unrestricted alternative that existing ESP-Miner based hardware can transition toward.
If this gets enough support, we'll release it. 🙂
We saw a LOT of demand for a Blake2b home miner.
So before we build one, we want to hear directly from you.
-What hashrate would you want?
-What power consumption?
-How quiet should it be?
-Most importantly, what price point makes sense?
You tell us what you want.
If the specs, pricing, and concept make sense. We will make it happen.
Drop your ideal specs below 👇
(BSB B30 for reference of previous design)