Introducing Bitwater: the water heater element that mines Bitcoin.
It screws into the electric tank you already have.
Physically decentralized mining that runs no matter what π§΅
Heat water. Mine Bitcoin. Same tank.
@erskingardner Please, email [email protected], they will help
We are working on a solution to remove phone number requirement as well. But for now - best to email support
The most resilient Bitcoin miner might be the one that heats your water.
Our founder @alex_heatbit joined @stephanlivera to discuss Bitwater, the economics of heat reuse, mining decentralization, and why halvings could make this model even more compelling.
A great conversation with some tough questions. Thanks for having us, Stephan!
Mining Bitcoin With the Heat You Already Use | Alex Busarov SLP787
@alex_heatbit of @heatbit_com explains why his Bitwater element mines bitcoin all year, and where the payback, hashrate and halving risks sit.
Timestamps
00:00 β Intro
00:35 β From a Loud S9 to Heatbit
02:04 β ROI, Ideology or Gift?
04:03 β Bitair: $179 Purifier, Not ROI
05:31 β Solo Pool by Default, Noise Modes
07:04 β Bitwater Price and Plumbing Value
08:49 β The 2β3 Year Payback Claim
09:50 β Free Devices? Heatbit Keeps the Hash?
12:18 β Assumptions: Flat Price, Flat Hashrate
13:52 β Element Lifetime and Limescale Failure
14:59 β B2B Installers and Unwitting Miners
17:01 β Water Heating vs the Mining Network
17:59 β Decentralization and Miners Who Hold
20:31 β Efficiency: BM1370 and βZero Incrementalβ
22:11 β Maintenance, Leaks and Limescale
24:55 β Should Every Heating Element Mine?
26:29 β Becoming a Miner With No Power Bill
27:29 β Utilization: The Heat-Reuse Variable
30:08 β Maxi, Trio and Canvas Space Heaters
32:43 β Space Heaters Pay Back Slower
34:58 β Halvings as Heat Reuseβs Tailwind
Your smoke detector alerts you to smoke.
But whoβs watching your water heater?
A small leak can go unnoticed for days, especially in a garage or basement.
Bitwater's integrated leak detection sends alerts directly to your phone.
Early detection. Greater peace of mind.
Proud to support the builders at @btcplusplus Seoul with Bitair!
Bitcoin mining belongs in everyday life. Excited to see what the open-source community builds next.
Good luck to all the hackers! π§‘
Are you a dev in Seoul this week? π°π·
Weβre bringing two MDK challenges to the @btcplusplus Seoul hackathon. Build on the open-source Mining Development Kit and win a Bitair by @heatbit_com
Kickoff Thursday 5 Nov, 5:30 PM.
In-person only
@Pippo2k1 The powered anode is built right into Bitwater, along with the heating and Bitcoin mining functions.
Comparable standalone powered anodes retail for around $180, and it's already included in Bitwater's $899 price.
Pre-orders are open now
Most homeowners don't know:
Water tanks have a sacrificial anode rod that corrodes to protect the tank from rust. Over time, it wears out and needs replacing β often with a plumber.
Bitwater takes a different approach:
A powered anode protects from corrosion without being consumed in the process.
So, no routine anode replacements, less hassle.
Not the headline feature of Bitwater, but something very useful we've built in.
Today, we're making Bitair's miner open source.
We built Bitair around a simple idea: make Bitcoin mining part of everyday life.
A HEPA air purifier with a built-in 1.2 TH/s solo miner. The ultimate orange-pilling device with an easy setup. π
@GoodsonBryan It seems to work with many other clients. Please, reach out to [email protected] for our support team to have a look at your case. Very often there is a simple solution
A HEPA air purifier that quietly mines Bitcoin at 1.2 TH/sβplug it in and it starts. At $179, this might be the easiest miner to set up.
π Watch the full video: https://t.co/FvZiN5pUxk
@Jimmie_Bogejawn Once the software is opened you'd have an opportunity to build your own features on top of it.
In terms of setting up - it will work just as you see it in all the review videos