WrightData watches every miner and fan on your site and flags failing parts. If a miner dies anyway, a replacement is hashing in under 7 days, guaranteed.
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Brokers: sellers won't let you flash anything onto their miners.
You don't need to.
WrightData runs on a laptop on the seller's network and reads the API the miners already have. You list with per machine hashrate, temps and fan RPM, not photos.
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A Wright One fan module costs $4.50.
A Wright Fan core is $25 - it's included in our 6-month warranty pricing.
It swaps in 45 seconds, the housing stays on, and a switch on the fan means the miner doesn't power down.
Cheap enough to keep spares on the shelf instead of waiting on one. 👇
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That performance report was written before the miner sat in a warehouse for months.
Stored machines come back with dried thermal paste, stiff fans and dust on the boards. The old numbers can't show that.
WrightData shows how it runs on your rack now:
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You sold the batch and moved on.
A week later the phone rings: one machine plugged in, hashed, and died on the buyer's rack.
Now it's your word against theirs, and your money in the middle 👇
With Wright One cover on the sale, that call comes to us instead.
We resolve the DOA, the buyer's miner hashes again in under 7 days, and you keep selling.
How the cover works: wrightfan.com/wright-repair?…
Hashboards rarely die all at once.
First one board's hashrate slips below the other two. Then its chip temps run uneven. Then it drops out and comes back.
By the time the miner goes down, the data has shown it for days. WrightData shows it per board:
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Live From Our Fleet, week 4.
Readings passed 30.6M, up about 1.1M in a week.
Miners reporting dropped to 1,256, half of last week, across the same 16 facilities. We're checking whether that's a real change or a collector bug, and we'll post which.
Find out more:
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A stock fan swap means powering the miner down. A Wright One module takes 45 seconds, the housing stays on, and the machine keeps running.
US refurbished. DOA protection. 7 day replacement. Hashboards too: S19 from $69, no minimum order.
Parts:
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Yellow means a board or fan is degrading. Red means it failed.
That's Miner Health in WrightData, built on 29M+ readings. Open the miner and hit Flag for repair while it's still hashing, not after it goes down.
Get WrightData:
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Know an operator who's tired of waiting on fan and board repairs?
Bring them onto Wright One. Once they're set up, you get 3 months of free warranty on a miner of your choice.
DOA protection, 7 day replacement, US refurbished modules.
Refer them here:
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Live From Our Fleet, week 3.
Readings passed 29.6M, up almost 1M in a week.
Miners reporting dipped to 2,483, 45 fewer than last week, across the same 16 facilities. We said we'd post what changed, and that includes the dips.
Add your fleet, free:
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AI hosts are learning what miners know.
Uptime isn't the building. It's catching a failing part before the machine dies, then swapping fast.
Wright One does that on Bitcoin fleets: WrightData flags it, US refurbished stock replaces it in under 7 days.
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No repair shop on site?
WrightData flags a dying fan or board while the miner is still hashing, so the spare is on its way before it goes down.
45 second module swap. US refurbished stock. 7 day replacement.
Built for smaller operators:
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Live From Our Fleet, week 3.
Readings passed 29.6M, up almost 1M in a week.
Miners reporting dipped to 2,483, 45 fewer than last week, across the same 16 facilities. We said we'd post what changed, and that includes the dips.
Add your fleet, free:
wrightfan.com/wrightdata?utm…
Our live numbers aren't polished, and we publish them anyway.
They're stabilizing as we onboard more customers through the seasons. Wright Fan works best in hot, intense sites with more thermal room, less in winter.
We'll post every bug we find here.
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Buyers price in what they can't see. A used miner with no history gets discounted for every way it might fail. And performance reports lie because the machines used to hash at that level but are now stored to make room for upgraded units.
Weeks of logged hashrate per board, chip temps and fan RPM leave far less to discount.
WrightData keeps that history from day one, free:
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Most brokers sell machines they never see, vouching for a rack two states away on a seller's word and a few photos.
Ask the seller to run WrightData before you list. Buyer and seller see the same live record per machine, and nobody has to guess.
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Your new miner plugs in, hashes, and dies on day four. Usually that's your problem and it could take up to 2-months to get running again. That sucks.
If the sale comes with Wright One cover for the first 30 days, it's ours. We resolve the DOA, and the miner hashes again in under 7 days with a part from our stock.
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Most repair shops live on walk-ins. One S19 with a mystery fault, then a different model, then a quiet week.
Every unit starts from zero, and the work comes in bursts 🧵
Our partner shops work differently. They get batches of the same failed parts from our replacements, each with diagnostic data straight from the customer's site.
WrightData logged how it ran before it failed, so the bench sees how the part failed before opening it.