Edited By
Omar Al-Sabah

A new wave of offers on mining gear is sweeping across the USA, with significant discounts on both new and used equipment. Available now, these miners can ship immediately, stirring excitement among enthusiasts and serious miners alike.
With prices including shipping, buyers can expect smooth transactions for their crypto needs. Payment options include crypto, wire transfers, and Zelle, with credit card purchases accepted for an additional 3% fee. Inquiries are pouring in from prospective buyers eager to take advantage of these limited-time offers.
Featured Equipment on Sale:
S21 Pro 220T โ $3,150
S21 XP 270T (USED - 14 day warranty) โ $4,250
Avalon Q 90T โ $1,699
L9 17G โ $4,500
L9 โ $4,300
L9 16G โ $4,200
L9 15G โ $3,900
L7 9500M โ $1,500
L7 9050M (USED - 14 day warranty) โ $1,150
KS5 20T โ $1,400
"What would you like to pick up?" asked a seller in Los Angeles. General inquiries about physical pickups have flooded in, confirming heightened interest across the board from local miners.
Comments reflected a mix of eagerness and caution. People are curious not only about shipping options but also if personal pickups are feasible. The wave of responses highlights a clear urgency among potential buyers:
"Whereabouts in the US? Possible to come physically to pick them up?" one user queried.
Interestingly, as competition in the crypto mining space grows, this sell-off could potentially reshape how people acquire equipment, making it an essential moment for both casual miners and established pros.
๐ฐ At least 10 miner models on sale, showcasing diverse options
๐ Shipping included in prices, making purchases straightforward for buyers
๐ Local inquiries spike, indicating a strong local mining community
This shift in the miners' availability right at the start of the year might just turbocharge mining operations for many looking to get ahead in 2026.
As the year progresses, thereโs a strong chance that demand for mining equipment will continue to surge. With prices dropping and shipping included, buyers are likely to rush to make purchases, potentially running into supply shortages soon. Experts estimate around a 60% increase in sales in the first quarter as both casual miners and serious investors look to expand their operations. This spike in enthusiasm may lead to a rise in the value of both new and used equipment, as communities form around local mining hubs, increasing competition.
Looking back at the early 2000s tech boom, the dramatic rise in interest and investment in personal computers mirrors todayโs crypto mining surge. Just as people rushed to gather the latest gadgets for their home offices, the current wave of miners reflects a similar excitement for new technology that supports their ambitions. However, while the tech boom created a surge in hardware sales for a limited time, todayโs crypto landscape is shaped by the ongoing shifts in digital currency, promising a potentially more sustained interest in mining gear for years to come.