Bitmain Cuts Antminer Prices, Offers Name-Your-Price Bundles

Published at 2025-12-27 00:45:08

Bitmain announced markdowns across its Antminer S19 and S21 lines and introduced limited bundle offers that let buyers propose prices, according to company listings seen this week. The discounts follow a sustained slump in hashprice — the revenue miners earn per unit of hashing power — which has compressed margins and left manufacturers and operators sitting on excess inventory. The price cuts matter because they accelerate equipment turnover and further depress the secondary market, squeezing smaller miners who can't match economies of scale. For buyers, discounts and negotiable bundles present a short-term opportunity to acquire hashpower cheaply; for the broader network, the shakeout highlights how volatile miner economics remain tied to BTC price and transaction fee dynamics.

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