Kaspa Miners for Sale
Kaspa (KAS) is mined with the kHeavyHash algorithm, and only ASIC miners built for it can mine it efficiently. Most Kaspa miners come from IceRiver, with its KS series, and from Bitmain, with the Antminer KS line. This page lists every Kaspa miner on Endless Mining, from the 100 W IceRiver KS0 models to full-size machines such as the KS7.
Kaspa hashrate is quoted in GH/s for small units and TH/s for large ones. The KS0 Pro and KS0 Ultra do 200 and 400 GH/s on about 100 W, and the KS7 does 30 TH/s on about 3,500 W. The small KS0 units run from a normal outlet through their own power supply, while full-size machines need a 200–250 V circuit, like an industrial Bitcoin miner.
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Prices are in US dollars. Listings in stock come first, then by price.
Questions
Which Kaspa miner should I buy?
The KS0 models are small, draw about 100 W and run from a normal outlet, so they suit a first setup at home. Full-size machines such as the KS3 and KS7 deliver far more hashrate and belong in a hosting facility or a dedicated mining space.
What is kHeavyHash?
kHeavyHash is Kaspa's proof-of-work algorithm. Only miners built for it can mine Kaspa efficiently: a Bitcoin or Scrypt ASIC cannot run it at all, which is why Kaspa has its own families of machines.
Do you sell used Kaspa miners?
When sellers list them, yes: used IceRiver and Antminer KS units appear alongside new ones, and each listing states the miner's condition. On sales by independent sellers, Escrow.com holds your payment until you accept the miner.
How does buying here work?
Prices are in US dollars. Listings from independent sellers are paid through Escrow.com, which holds your payment until you accept the item. Outside the US, Endless Mining ships its own miners internationally (ask for a shipping quote); items from other sellers ship to US addresses only. Sales by Endless Mining are final, except where the law requires a return.