A BlockYield machine turns electricity into a digital asset that lands in your own wallet — no third party, no custodian. You decide when to sell, or whether to hold at all. When the coin price rises, the coins you are holding rise with it.
The coin price can also fall. We guarantee no returns and give no investment advice — mining outcomes depend on coin price, network difficulty and what you pay for electricity.
Mining is really an electricity business. Cheap enough power and the machine stacks coin for you every day; but on a normal domestic CLP or HK Electric rate, running 24 hours a day will most likely lose money. The setups that genuinely work have cheap power, their own generation, or a hosting facility outside Hong Kong. We would rather work that out with you before you order.
More dots means this graphics card suits that coin better.
Our machines use RX 6600 XT cards from the makers below. Every card is tested and tuned before it goes into a build.
The marks above are the trade marks of the respective card manufacturers, shown only to describe the components we use. We have no agency, sponsorship or partnership arrangement with any of them.
Three steps. It is not complicated.
One recent CLP or HK Electric bill is enough. We work out what you really pay per unit.
We run your real numbers. If they do not add up, we say so.
72 hours of testing before it ships, and you get the test log with the machine.
Cabling, airflow and a sane power budget are what decide whether a machine survives its first Hong Kong summer.
Every hashrate is labelled measured or estimated. You can change any value in the calculator yourself.
A stock card draws about 130 W. After our tuning it runs Ravencoin on 92 W.
220 V, British plug, one socket per machine. It will not trip your breaker at three in the morning.
Warranty turnaround measured in days, not the six weeks a cross-border return takes.
What we will not do: promise a return, quote a payback period before asking what you pay for electricity, hold your wallet keys, or sell you a machine when the numbers say no. We sell computer hardware only. We are not licensed by the SFC and we do not give investment advice.
