Mining
It appears that evidently the primary FPGA miner (not an ASIC) for mining KASPA (KAS) and its kHeavyHash algorithm is perhaps out now – the Osprey Electronics E300. The gadget is outwardly able to 14 GH/s hashrate on the kHeavyHash algorithm with energy utilization of 250-500 Watts relying on settings with future assist for ERG and RXD claimed. In accordance with the producer of those gadgets the E300 is predicated on Xilinx UltraScale+ VU35P FPGA know-how and every miner comes with 3 Hash Boards + 1 Management Board, with every hash board having one Xilinx VU35P (872K LUT, 224Mb on-chip RAM, 8GB HBM2, 420 GB/s Bandwidth) and the management board is predicated on Xilinx Zynq 7010. The value of the miner on the official web site is $4999 USD and it’s at present listed as out of inventory.
Do word that we have now not seen or tried the E300 KASPA FPGA miner ourselves, so we can’t verify its precise existence and there’s little or no details about it on-line. The pictures on the Osprey Electronics web site of the gadget do appear to be from an precise AntMiner S9 with the corporate’s brand on it. There are some screenshots from the miner’s interface that present it mining KAS on woolypooly.com from early November in addition to an official video displaying the miner interface. The identical firm apparently additionally makes a Helium (HNT) hotspot miner as properly referred to as Osprey hotspot G1 that has barely extra on-line presence. The official Discord channel does have some extra info and issues happening across the improvement of the gadget, so that you would possibly wish to test it out if and wish to ask some extra questions.
