Typical lowest price over 90 days: $11,934 – $12,299
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Income a day
$20.87
Power a day
−$4.81
Hosting a day
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Profit a day
$16.06
Payback at $12,299
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The Antminer S23 Hyd is Bitmain's hydro-cooled S23 model for SHA-256 coins such as BTC, BCH and BSV, released in January 2026. It reaches 580 TH/s from 5510 W, or 9.5 J/TH.
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Every coin this miner can mine, at today's prices and difficulty · $0.0364/kWh
Rankings use the algorithm's main coin (BTC for SHA-256, LTC + DOGE for Scrypt): small side chains may pay more per hash today but can't absorb much hashrate.
The Bitmain Antminer S23 Hyd (580Th) is an ASIC miner by Bitmain for the SHA-256 algorithm, rated at 580 TH/s on 5,510 W. It came out in January 2026. At 9.5 J/TH it is 53% more efficient than the median SHA-256 miner we track (20.4 J/TH). At $0.036/kWh it ranks #14 of 299 SHA-256 miners by daily profit, earning about $16.06 a day mining BTC. The best price on AsicProfit is $12,299. At today's rates it would pay for itself in about 766 days. It is water-cooled (hydro), so it needs a cooling loop and a dry cooler instead of fans.
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Nguyen M. · Oct 26, 2026 · about another version
Can two S23 Hyd units share one water cooler?
AsicProfit SupportAsicProfit · Oct 26, 2026
Maybe, if the cooler and pump are sized for the combined heat and flow. Each S23 Hyd is rated around 5.5 kW and needs 8 to 10 L/min at its inlet, so two units need double the flow plus pipe losses. Bitmain keeps inlet temperature between 20 and 50 C. Forum owners warn that a cooler rated right at the combined load leaves no margin on hot days. Check the pump curve before you buy.
Andrei P. · Oct 24, 2026 · about another version
What's the real difference between the S23 air, Hyd and immersion versions?
AsicProfit SupportAsicProfit · Oct 24, 2026
They share the S23 chip generation but differ in cooling, power and hashrate. The air version runs on single-phase power with fans and is the easiest to install. The Hyd version uses a closed water loop and three-phase power, and gives the most hashrate per unit. The immersion version runs fanless in dielectric fluid inside a tank. Pick the cooling you can actually provide first, then compare versions in the calculator above.
Ahmed K. · Oct 7, 2026 · about another version
my hydro miner won't start in winter even though the water is flowing, why?
AsicProfit SupportAsicProfit · Oct 9, 2026
Bitmain hydro miners have low-temperature protection and will not start if the inlet coolant is below about 20 C. The S23 Hyd specifies an inlet range of 20 to 50 C. Bitmain suggests warming the loop first, either by recirculating internally until the water heats up or with an inline heater. In freezing climates, use antifreeze coolant rather than pure water so the cold plates are not damaged.
Mehmet Y. · Sep 29, 2026 · about another version
Which plug and power does the air-cooled S23 need?
AsicProfit SupportAsicProfit · Sep 29, 2026
The air-cooled S23 is single-phase: 220 to 277 V, 50 to 60 Hz, up to 20 A. That makes it much easier to install than the Hyd version, which needs three-phase 380 to 415 V. Bitmain rates the air unit at 76 dBA with fans at full speed. It moves a lot of air, so leave at least 10 percent airflow margin in any enclosure or ducting.
Omar H. · Sep 24, 2026 · about another version
What warranty does Bitmain give on the S23 series?
AsicProfit SupportAsicProfit · Sep 26, 2026
Bitmain's shop lists 365 days from the shipping date for the S23 and S23 Hyd. Cover applies only to the original purchaser who bought directly from Bitmain, so resold units are covered by the reseller under its own terms. Bitmain can refuse cover if the unit was run outside its specified conditions. For hydro units, poor coolant or freeze damage are common causes of refused claims.
Carlos M. · Sep 24, 2026 · about another version
Is the S23 Hyd something I can run at home, or is it only for big farms?
AsicProfit SupportAsicProfit · Sep 25, 2026
It is built for commercial setups. The S23 Hyd needs a three-phase 380 to 415 V supply, up to 12 A, and an external water loop with a pump and dry cooler. Coolant must enter between 20 and 50 C at 8 to 10 L/min, under 3.5 bar. Forum owners point out that the cooling gear adds its own power draw. A home install is possible only with three-phase power and a properly sized loop.
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