- BLQCBuster is designed, engineered, and manufactured entirely in the United States, for both individual and institutional-scale miners.
- Domestic manufacturing and servicing aim to reduce downtime and supply-chain delays.
- The platform supports multiple mining algorithms, allowing operators to adapt quickly and easily to market conditions.
- Orders are being accepted directly through the company’s website, with no minimum purchase requirement.
BlockQuarry (OTC: BLQC), a leading innovator in American-manufactured cryptocurrency mining solutions and sustainable energy infrastructure, announced that it is now taking orders for its BLQCBuster(TM) crypto mining platform, marking a commercial milestone for a product it has been showcasing to the industry since late 2025 (https://ibn.fm/1fz8s).
The BLQCBuster platform reflects BlockQuarry’s current strategy of targeting miners who are seeking domestic alternatives to overseas-manufactured hardware, and the company’s newly launched website, www.BLQCBuster.com, is designed to serve as the primary point of engagement for potential customers.
The BLQCBuster platform is a rack-mounted, enterprise-grade crypto mining system designed and manufactured entirely in the United States. According to the company, the platform is intended to serve a wide range of operators, from individual miners to institutional-scale facilities. Orders are being accepted through the company’s website with no minimum quantity, a decision that broadens the addressable customer base at launch.
The system is housed in a 2U enclosure and contains eight hashboards built around ASIC chips. BlockQuarry says the architecture emphasizes power efficiency, thermal management, and system uptime, factors that increasingly shape profitability in a competitive mining environment.
Gregg Boehmer, Chief Executive Officer of BlockQuarry, said that, once the company solidified channels for sourcing all materials, they were able to take preorders from miners. “We designed this miner from the ground up to meet the needs of today’s operators, whether you’re a home miner looking for reliable performance or a large-scale operation focused on efficiency, uptime, and American-made quality,” Boehmer said.
A defining feature of the BLQCBuster platform is its universal backplane, which supports both SHA-256 and Scrypt algorithms. This allows miners to switch between Bitcoin and Litecoin mining without replacing core infrastructure. The company describes the platform as cryptocurrency-agnostic, enabling operators to adapt to changing market conditions rather than being locked into a single asset.
The design also allows for field upgrades, with the stated goal of extending hardware life cycles as new algorithms or chip configurations become viable. For miners managing capital expenditures closely, this flexibility may be a practical consideration.
BlockQuarry is positioning the BLQCBuster not only as mining hardware but as part of a broader high-performance computing orientation. Crypto mining, particularly at scale, shares infrastructure characteristics with other compute-intensive workloads, and the company has indicated that the platform’s modular design reflects that overlap.
Domestic manufacturing is a central part of the company’s pitch. BLQCBuster systems are engineered in New York and manufactured in York, Pennsylvania. For mining operators accustomed to overseas supply chains, BlockQuarry argues that U.S. production shortens delivery timelines and reduces operational uncertainty.
The company highlights a domestic repair cycle measured in days rather than months, as well as same-day availability for critical components. Technical support is provided around the clock by U.S.-based technicians, with on-site installation services available nationwide.
Operational continuity is another emphasis. The company says its “Dynamic Superbalancing” system is designed to maintain high uptime even when individual chips fail, a scenario that becomes more likely as equipment ages. While the company does not publish independent performance benchmarks, it frames uptime as a differentiator in an industry where marginal efficiency gains matter.
“Our goal with the BLQCBuster was to raise the bar,” Boehmer added. “From the hashboard architecture and thermal management to the communication interfaces and power efficiency, every element reflects state-of-the-art design and real-world operational experience.”
For more information, visit the company’s website at BLQCBuster.com.
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