My experience with millionminer.com (review)

14. December 2021

This post was updated in December 2023.

I have been working with the team at millionminer.com (external link) for around three years now and would like to share my experiences with you here. Millionminer is an online store established on the German and American markets for cryptominers to mine Bitcoin, Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies. The company has been active on the Chinese market for several years and has excellent relationships with manufacturers such as Bitmain, Innosillicon and Canaan.

Millionminer is backed by a very large international team from Germany, France, Spain, Dubai and China. Fortunately, there is always a German or English contact person available. The store is able to ship many of the miners on offer very quickly, with various storage locations available in Europe and even the United States.

The miners are therefore either already duty paid or are shipped fully duty paid as DDP. DDP is a so-called Incoterm and means “Delivery Duty Paid”, which means that the shipping and customs fees are paid by the sender.

You are probably wondering to what extent my experience can help you. I have previously ordered a Jasminer X4 1U and an IceRiver KS0 Kaspa Miner from millionminer, but as I mentioned at the beginning, I have been working with the millionminer team for around two years. My invoices have always been paid within a very short time. That alone should speak for a certain seriousness over a long period of time.

I have also received several videos (for post-processing) from the team in China. These videos clearly show that millionminer actually has a large number of its own cryptominers in stock (go directly to the video – external link to YouTube).

Meanwhile, millionminer also takes part in various trade fairs – such as Mining Disrupt in Miami – and regularly posts its own unboxing videos.

Meanwhile, millionminer has also been offering crypto mining hosting services for around 2 years:

Furthermore, the millionminer team provided me with a used bitcoin miner (Bitmain Antminer S9j) very cheaply (at “employee price”, so to speak). The team put a lot of effort into selecting a good model and sent me a short video in advance: