Lucky Miner LV06, LV07 and LV08: specs and solo odds
Lucky Miner sells small, ready-built home miners on Bitmain's BM1366 and BM1368 chips, the chips of the Bitaxe Ultra and Supra: the LV06 and LV07 desk units, the larger LV08 and the LV08 Pro. Each is set up over Wi-Fi from a web panel and connects to any SHA-256 pool, SoloLuck included.
Mining solo at today's difficulty, one Lucky Miner LV08 would expect to find a Bitcoin block about once every 4,600 years: a 1 in 1,700,000 chance on any given day.
Every Lucky Miner in the catalog
| Model | Hashrate | Power | J/TH (lower is better) | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Lucky Miner LV07 ProLucky Miner | 3 TH/s ±10% (as listed) | 50 Was listed | 16.7 (calc.) | |
Lucky Miner LV08 ProLucky Miner · BM1368 | 7.0 TH/s ±5% (seller's figure) | 150 W ±10%seller's rated draw; input: 100–240 V AC, built-in power supply | 21.4 (calc.) | |
Lucky Miner LV08Lucky Miner · BM1366 | 4.2 TH/s ±10% (seller's figure) | 120 W ±10%seller's rated draw; input: 100–240 V AC power supply; the miner works at 12 V ±5% | 28.6 (seller's figure) | |
Lucky Miner LV07Lucky Miner · BM1366 | 1 TH/s (1,000 GH/s) ±10% (seller's figure) | 25 W ±10% at 25 °Cseller's rated draw; input: 100–240 V AC; a 12 V DC adapter (60 W) is included | 25 (calc.) | |
Lucky Miner LV06Lucky Miner · BM1366 | 500 GH/s ±10% (seller's figure) | 13 W ±10%seller's rated draw; input: 100–240 V AC adapter | 26 (calc.) |
J/TH is joules per terahash: the electricity each unit of work costs, so lower is better. (calc.) means power divided by hashrate, worked out by us because the maker does not print it. Makers usually allow about ±5% on hashrate and ±5–10% on power. The Source column links the page each figure comes from.
Power, odds and the wait
Chance of a block in any one year: 1 in 6,400 · open in the calculator
Chance of a block in any one year: 1 in 2,700 · open in the calculator
Chance of a block in any one year: 1 in 4,600 · open in the calculator
Chance of a block in any one year: 1 in 19,000 · open in the calculator
Chance of a block in any one year: 1 in 38,000 · open in the calculator
Computed at the live network difficulty of 140.58T with the same formula as the odds calculator: mean wait = difficulty × 232 ÷ hashrate. Power bars are to scale with the other machines shown; wait bars use a log scale, so very different waits fit side by side.
A mean wait is not a countdown. Each hash is a fresh, independent draw, so a miner can find a block on its first day or run far longer than its mean wait and find nothing. More hashrate shortens the average; nothing guarantees a block, a payback or any income.
About the Lucky Miner
They sit between a Bitaxe and an Avalon Nano: closed, finished boxes rather than open boards, each with a screen on the front. By the seller's figures the LV06 and LV07 have about the hashrate of a Bitaxe Ultra and a Bitaxe Gamma, the LV08 is close to a NerdQAxe++, and the LV08 Pro is a little ahead of an Avalon Nano 3S.
Every figure on this page comes from Lucky Miner Club, which calls itself an authorized seller of the brand. We could not confirm a maker's own spec page, so the catalog marks these figures as not checked against the maker, and the odds use the seller's rated hashrate.
Like any home miner, each one is a lottery ticket. At today's difficulty an LV08 would expect a block about once in thousands of years, the exact figure being at the top of this page, and the arithmetic is the same for every hash, whoever runs it.
Power and cooling
- Small draws. The LV06 and LV07 run from small mains adapters, the LV08 from a 12 V supply and the LV08 Pro from a built-in one; the table above has each one's rated draw.
- Quiet by design. The seller quotes 38 to 40 dB across the range.
- The figures are the seller's. They come from Lucky Miner Club, an authorized seller, and are not checked against the maker, so treat them as approximate.
Where to buy
No retailer is linked for this hardware yet. We add a shop only after checking it sells these exact models; until then, any seller works, and every SHA-256 miner connects to SoloLuck the same way. Buying from the maker's or designer's own list of sellers is the safest start.
Set it up on SoloLuck
How this page is paid for
The mining pool is free. Hardware referrals help support SoloLuck. The pool's fee is 0%, a found block pays the finder in full, and referral links have been on these pages since October 2026.
Links marked Referral link may earn SoloLuck a commission if you buy; links marked Plain link earn nothing. No shop can buy a spec, a place in a table, different odds or a better word from us. Specs come from the makers' and designers' own pages, linked next to each figure. How shops can work with us: Partners.
Quick answers
Can a Lucky Miner LV08 find a Bitcoin block?
Yes: every hash is a fresh draw. At today's difficulty one Lucky Miner LV08 would expect a block about once every 4,600 years, a 1 in 1,700,000 chance on any given day, and most never find one.
Can a Lucky Miner mine on SoloLuck?
Yes: it connects to any SHA-256 pool. In its web panel, set the pool to stratum.sololuck.io with port 3333 and the username to your own Bitcoin address. There is no fee and no account.