Bitaxe.de review
Bitaxe, Nerdaxe and NerdQaxe from an EU warehouse
The story
Bitaxe.de has been online since March 2023 and calls itself the first European shop for open-source home miners; according to the shop, it has since supplied more than 5,000 home miners. Behind the German-language shop is Nanohash from Tallinn, Estonia. The range centres on the Bitaxe family and the larger Nerdaxe, NerdQaxe and NerdOctaxe models, from a 1.3 TH/s Bitaxe Gamma for €139 to a water-cooled 14 TH/s NerdOctaxe Hydro for €799, alongside Canaan's Avalon Nano 3s, coolers and nodes. Orders ship with UPS from a warehouse in the EU, so without import duties, and prices are in euros including VAT. The shop also runs free tools for home miners: its own solo pool with 0% fees on servers in Frankfurt and a web flasher for firmware. The downside: popular models are regularly sold out or only available on backorder, the warranty is the statutory one with no extra commitment, and damage from overclocking or your own changes to hardware or firmware is excluded. And a home miner of this size is a lottery miner: plan around your power costs, not around earnings.
What they stand for
- Bitaxe Gamma from €139, up to 14 TH/s with the NerdOctaxe Hydro
- Free shipping within the EU from €300; 5% off when you pay with bitcoin
- Estonia — online since March 2023
Statutory warranty with no extra commitment; damage from overclocking or your own changes to hardware or firmware is excluded. PayPal costs 3% extra. Popular models are regularly sold out or only available on backorder.
Products & services
Security & trust
- Nanohash from Tallinn, Estonia; online since March 2023
- Ships with UPS from an EU warehouse; free within the EU from €300
- Pay with bitcoin or Lightning (5% off), card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal (3% surcharge) or bank transfer
Where it falls short
- Popular models are regularly sold out or only available on backorder: on 14 October the Bitaxe GT, the Bitaxe 702 and the NerdOctaxe among others, with the NerdQaxe++ on backorder only.
- The warranty is the statutory one with no extra commitment; damage from overclocking or your own changes to hardware or firmware is excluded. PayPal costs 3% extra, and the terms fall under Estonian law (without removing the protection of your own country).
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Frequently asked questions about Bitaxe.de
Is Bitaxe.de trustworthy?
Hardware shop — MiCA does not apply. What we have verified about Bitaxe.de is on this page, downsides included.
Which country is Bitaxe.de from?
Bitaxe.de has been around since 2023. Based in: Tallinn, Estonia.
What does Bitaxe.de cost?
Hardware priced per model in euros including VAT; shipping within the EU from €7.81, free from €300. Discount with code CRYPTOCODES5.
Does Bitaxe.de have a discount code or welcome bonus?
Yes: 5% off with code CRYPTOCODES5. The terms are on our offer page.
View the offer →What are the downsides of Bitaxe.de?
Popular models are regularly sold out or only available on backorder: on 14 October the Bitaxe GT, the Bitaxe 702 and the NerdOctaxe among others, with the NerdQaxe++ on backorder only. The warranty is the statutory one with no extra commitment; damage from overclocking or your own changes to hardware or firmware is excluded. PayPal costs 3% extra, and the terms fall under Estonian law (without removing the protection of your own country).