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ASICID Releases IDMINER Series of Crypto Miners for Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Dogecoin

Author: Blocktelegraph·

Key Takeaways

  • •ASICID Inc. announced the IDMINER Series on October 6, 2026, comprising three models — IDMINER HomeRack, IDMINER 2, and IDMINER 1 — designed for Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Dogecoin mining.
  • •Bitcoin hashrates across the lineup range from 1,150 TH/s to 9,600 TH/s, while Litecoin/Dogecoin hashrates range from 350 GH/s to 3,200 GH/s, reflecting the distinct SHA-256 and Scrypt algorithms; Dogecoin has been merge-mined with Litecoin since 2014.
  • •Estimated monthly revenue figures reach up to $25,590 for the HomeRack, $6,390 for the IDMINER 2, and $2,790 for the IDMINER 1, with the article noting these estimates can shift as Bitcoin difficulty readjusts roughly every two weeks.
  • •The systems arrive pre-configured and tested, requiring only a power connection, WiFi or Ethernet setup, and mining pool details to begin operating, with support for major pools and ASICID's Zero-Fee Mining Pool option.
  • •ASICID is headquartered in Hong Kong with additional operations in the United States and serves individual miners, professional mining businesses, and institutional operators.
ASICID Releases IDMINER Series of Crypto Miners for Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Dogecoin

ASICID Inc. has released the IDMINER Series, a new lineup of cryptocurrency mining systems designed for Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Dogecoin mining.

Announced on October 6, 2026, the series comprises three models — the IDMINER HomeRack, IDMINER 2, and IDMINER 1 — with Bitcoin hashrate configurations ranging from 1,150 TH/s to 9,600 TH/s and Litecoin/Dogecoin hashrate ranging from 350 GH/s to 3,200 GH/s. The three models are designed for different mining setups, from individual and home miners to professional and larger-scale operators.

The two hashrate figures are not directly comparable: Bitcoin mining runs on the SHA-256 algorithm, while Litecoin and Dogecoin share Scrypt, which is why each model lists its Scrypt performance separately in GH/s. The pairing also reflects how these two coins operate — Dogecoin has been merge-mined alongside Litecoin since 2014, meaning a single piece of Scrypt hardware can contribute work to both networks at once.

IDMINER Series Specifications

IDMINER HomeRack

  • Bitcoin hashrate: 9,600 TH/s
  • Litecoin/Dogecoin hashrate: 3,200 GH/s
  • Power configuration: 4 × 1,300W
  • Estimated monthly mining revenue: up to $25,590*

IDMINER 2

  • Bitcoin hashrate: 2,400 TH/s
  • Litecoin/Dogecoin hashrate: 800 GH/s
  • Power consumption: 1,300W
  • Estimated monthly mining revenue: up to $6,390*

IDMINER 1

  • Bitcoin hashrate: 1,150 TH/s
  • Litecoin/Dogecoin hashrate: 350 GH/s
  • Power consumption: 700W
  • Estimated monthly mining revenue: up to $2,790*

*The revenue figures are estimates based on network conditions, cryptocurrency prices, and mining difficulty at the time of publication. Those inputs are not static: Bitcoin's mining difficulty readjusts roughly every two weeks, so estimates quoted at launch can differ from what a unit produces once it has been running for a period of time.

Designed for Simpler Deployment

The IDMINER systems are delivered pre-configured and tested before shipment. According to the company, users can connect the miner to power, link it via WiFi or Ethernet, enter their preferred mining pool information, and begin mining. The systems support major mining pools and also provide access to ASICID's Zero-Fee Mining Pool option. Additional features include thermal management and hardware testing prior to shipment.

The published power figures also bear directly on operating economics, since electricity is the primary recurring cost of running mining hardware alongside the one-time purchase price.

Built for Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Dogecoin Mining

ASICID develops and manufactures its mining hardware through an integrated production process that includes research and development, hardware engineering, assembly, thermal testing, and quality assurance. The company is headquartered in Hong Kong, with additional operations in the United States, and serves individual miners, professional mining businesses, and institutional operators.

With the IDMINER Series, ASICID is targeting miners looking for high-hashrate hardware with deployment and power requirements suited to ongoing mining operations.

For more information about the IDMINER Series, users can visit www.asicid.com. Media contact: Peter Lam, media@asicid.com.