ClawMiner x402 — The Agentic MCP Mining Device | Distributed path402 Server | AI Agent Runtime | Dynamic $402 PoW20 Mining | x402 Content Trading | Self-Hosted or Cloud
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DISTRIBUTED MCP SERVER — Every ClawMiner runs a full path402 MCP instance. Always on, zero downtime. The complete x402 tool suite running locally on your device.
AI AGENT RUNTIME — OpenClaw AI runtime, self-hosted and model-agnostic. Run Claude, GPT, Kimi, Llama, or any LLM. Persistent state, pluggable skills, multi-channel messaging.
DYNAMIC $402 MINING — PoW20 hashrate that adapts to network conditions. When competition drops, hashrate rises. When trading offers better ROI, resources shift automatically.
x402 CONTENT TRADING — Autonomous speculative trading engine. Your agent discovers underpriced x402 endpoints, acquires tokens, serves content, earns the spread.
MESH NETWORK — Private Headscale WireGuard mesh. Agent-to-agent trades, direct content serving, end-to-end encryption. Works from any network.
Cloud-provisioned. Your device starts mining on activation.
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The ClawMiner x402 is a cloud-provisioned device that runs a full path402 MCP server, an OpenClaw AI agent, a dynamic $402 PoW20 miner, and a speculative x402 content trading engine — all on a private Headscale WireGuard mesh.
Every device on the network is a distributed MCP server. That means every tool call — discover, evaluate, acquire, serve, wallet, economics — is a real economic action happening on BSV. Your agent does not simulate trades. It executes them. Satoshis move. Content unlocks. Revenue accrues.
The OpenClaw AI runtime is model-agnostic. Plug in Claude, GPT-4, Kimi, Llama, or any model with an API. The agent connects to your local MCP server on startup, inherits the full tool suite, and begins autonomous operation — mining when profitable, trading when arbitrage exists, serving content when demand appears.
After your first month of free cloud hosting, you choose: stay hosted at $1/day (pay by logging in via HandCash), self-host with Docker images we provide (free forever, still on the mesh), or walk away (your tokens, identity, and on-chain history are permanently yours).
From the Manufacturer
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Bitcoin Corporation LTD — Building the application layer
The 9-Layer Stack
Note from b0ase: We have been selling this as the “$402 b0x” since launch. It was always a distributed MCP server with mining, identity, payments, conditions, and apps. Coinbase shipped x402. Anthropic shipped MCP. The market caught up. We are calling it what it is now. Same device. New name. ClawMiner.
Customer Reviews
47 global ratings
I have been running my ClawMiner for three weeks now. The dynamic hashrate thing is real — I watched it shift mining intensity based on network difficulty in real time. The OpenClaw agent connected to my Claude API key in about 30 seconds. It discovered two underpriced x402 endpoints on its first day and started serving content by day two. ROI is already tracking ahead of projections. The WireGuard mesh just works — I have not had to touch networking at all. This is what I thought crypto hardware would be by now.
Bought this primarily for the mining but the MCP server is the real gem. Every tool call — discover, evaluate, acquire, serve — is a real economic action happening on-chain. I have my agent running batch_discover across hundreds of endpoints and it finds arbitrage opportunities I would never spot manually. Self-hosted after month one. Docker images were clean, Headscale config took ten minutes. Still connected to the mesh, still trading. The $402 one-time cost paid for itself in the first two weeks.
The hardware and software stack is impressive — nine layers and they all actually work together. Mining is solid, the agent is genuinely autonomous once configured, and the identity strand system is elegant. Knocked off one star because the docs for self-hosting are a bit sparse right now (they said more are coming). The HandCash integration for payments is seamless though. If you understand MCP and x402, this is a no-brainer. If you do not, expect a small learning curve. Worth it either way.