Bitcoin Magazine: FutureBit Apollo III Miner Enters Micro Center Physical Stores for the First Time
According to Bitcoin Magazine citing a FutureBit announcement, the Apollo III Full Node home Bitcoin miner hit four Micro Center stores in Brooklyn, Miami, Tustin (California), and Austin (Texas) starting Friday, marking the company's first brick-and-mortar retail launch. The device serves as both a full node, with a manufacturer-rated hash rate of up to 18 TH/s in Turbo mode. The report did not disclose inventory levels or retail prices at the individual stores, nor did it confirm whether the rollout will expand to additional locations. This retail channel milestone does not guarantee profitability for home mining.
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