Services — Liquidation & Recycling

Equipment Liquidation & Recycling

Liquidating a site, a rack or a pallet of dead boards? Send us the list. We take the lot — working, faulty or scrap — make you an offer, handle the freight, and deal with what happens next. Anything that cannot be resold or repaired is recycled responsibly through the precious-metals supply chain.

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What We Take

Any Brand, Any Condition

If it came out of a mining site, we can almost certainly take it. You do not need to sort it, test it or decide what it is worth — that is our job.

Whole miners, any condition

Any brand and any generation — working, faulty, water-damaged, burned or stripped for parts. S19-family Antminers and older Whatsminers included.

Boards, PSUs and fans

Loose hash boards and control boards from consolidation or repair write-offs, failed or surplus power supplies, and fans of any size.

Site infrastructure

PDUs, network switches, control hardware and cabling left behind when a site is consolidated, moved or shut down.

Full site decommissions

A rack, a container or a whole facility. We coordinate collection through our logistics team and clear it in one job.

How It Works

List, Offer, Ship, Done

01

Send the list

Models, quantities, condition as best you know it, and where it sits. Photos help. No sorting required — send everything together.

02

Get an offer

We price the lot on what is resellable, what is repairable, and what is scrap, and come back with a number. Freight is quoted alongside it.

03

Ship it or we collect it

Pallets to our Chicago facility, or pickup for larger lots. Everything is logged and barcoded on arrival and you are paid as agreed.

04

Close the record

You receive an itemized account of what came in, with serial numbers, for your asset register and disposal records.

What Happens to It

You Do Not Have to Care. We Do.

Once a lot is ours, every unit is bench-tested and goes where it is worth most: working machines are resold through our brokerage network, repairable ones go to the bench, good boards and PSUs are harvested as spares, and the rest is broken down by material.

Because we repair Whatsminer and Antminer hardware every day, far less gets scrapped than at a yard — which is what lets us pay more for a mixed lot.

From raw metal to rare earths

What is genuinely end of life goes into the recycling and precious-metals supply chain — aluminum heatsinks and chassis, copper bus bars and windings, the precious metals in boards and connectors, and the rare-earth elements in fans and magnetics. Nothing goes to landfill as a whole unit.

Configuration is cleared

Every control board is reset or destroyed before it leaves our hands, so your pool credentials and network settings go nowhere.

Liquidation Questions

Do you pay for the equipment?+

Yes, where it has value. The offer reflects what in the lot can be resold or repaired and what is scrap. Working recent-generation units are worth real money; fully dead hardware generally covers little more than the freight. We tell you which before you ship.

How is this different from brokerage?+

Brokerage sells working machines at market price to a buyer in our network. Liquidation is for clearing everything at once, whatever its condition — you get one offer for the lot and one shipment, and we sort out where each unit goes.

Is there a minimum quantity?+

No fixed minimum. A handful of units is simplest to ship to us; a rack or a site clear-out we collect and handle end to end.

Can you take S19 Antminers?+

Yes. We no longer repair the S19 family, but we take them for parts recovery and recycling. S21 and T21 units in the same lot are worth more and are priced accordingly.

What about the data on the miners?+

ASIC miners do not store personal data, but the control board holds your pool credentials, worker names and network configuration. Every control board is factory-reset or physically destroyed as part of processing, whatever happens to the unit.

Ready to Liquidate?

Send a count and a few photos and we will come back with an offer and a freight quote.

Get a Liquidation Offer