RXD Miners

Radiant (RXD) is a proof-of-work blockchain that has earned genuine respect among miners who value one thing above almost everything, else a clean, fair launch. No premine, no venture capital distribution, no insider allocation. Radiant launched with mining from block one, in the spirit of Bitcoin’s earliest days, and that foundational honesty has attracted a mining community that takes the network seriously. Running on the SHA512/256d algorithm a double application of SHA-512 truncated to 256 bits, the network’s hashing requirements are well-suited to dedicated ASIC hardware, and the arrival of purpose-built machines from DragonBall and IceRiver has marked a significant step forward for Radiant mining.

Both manufacturers released their dedicated SHA512/256d miners in September 2024, and the two units available at ASIC Marketplace serve very different types of operators which makes this category genuinely useful for miners across the full spectrum, from home enthusiasts to serious commercial setups.

The IceRiver RX0 is the standout choice for home miners and those just beginning their Radiant mining journey. Delivering 260 GH/s on the SHA512/256d algorithm at a power draw of just 100W, it is one of the most energy-efficient dedicated Radiant miners on the market. What makes the RX0 particularly well-suited to home environments is its remarkable noise output of just 10dB barely above a whisper.

that is quieter than a typical library. Weighing only 2,500g and measuring a compact 200×194×74mm, it can sit on a desk or shelf without any special infrastructure. Its wide voltage range of 100–240V means it works with standard household power outlets across the globe. Priced at $449 with PSU included, the RX0 is a genuinely accessible entry point into dedicated RXD mining.

The DragonBall A11 is built for a different kind of ambition. Released alongside the RX0 in September 2024, the A11 delivers 3 TH/s on the SHA512/256d algorithm at 2,300W more than ten times the hash rate of the RX0, designed for miners who are building a serious Radiant position rather than testing the waters. It runs four built-in fans for sustained air-cooled operation, operates across a wide input voltage range of 165–300V, and maintains a stable operating window of 0–40°C. Weighing 14,500g and measuring 360×185×290mm, this is a machine for a dedicated mining space. Its noise output of 75dB reflects that positioning.

A notable additional feature: the DragonBall A11 is listed as a dual-mining unit, also supporting Alephium (ALPH) mining meaning miners can potentially earn from two networks with a single machine. Priced at $2,899 with PSU included and rated 4.2 out of 5 by verified buyers, it has quickly established itself as the primary high-output option for Radiant mining.

Both units ship from ASIC Marketplace Hong Kong warehouse within 48-72 hours for in-stock orders, with global express delivery via DHL, FedEx, or UPS arriving within 5-7 business days. A 180-day manufacturer warranty is included on each unit, and around-the-clock technical support is available for setup and ongoing operational assistance.