THE WYNWOOD SERIES — “The Edgewater” | Lilygo T-S3 Bitcoin Lottery Miner

Named for Miami’s waterfront neighborhood between Wynwood and Brickell, The Edgewater sits at the intersection of entry-level accessibility and enthusiast-grade presentation. It runs on the Lilygo T-S3 — a premium ESP32-S3 development board with a larger display, enhanced processing power, and a cleaner form factor than the CYD.

Like The Ticket, The Edgewater runs NerdMiner firmware and connects to the Bitcoin network via Wi-Fi, submitting SHA-256 hashes to a solo mining pool 24/7. The ESP32-S3 chip offers improved dual-core performance and better Wi-Fi stability than the standard ESP32, resulting in more consistent uptime and slightly improved hashrate over The Ticket.

The real difference is the experience. The Lilygo T-S3’s larger display presents your mining stats with more detail and clarity — making it ideal for desk display, a conversation piece, or a gift for the Bitcoin enthusiast in your life.

The Edgewater is The Ticket, elevated.

Specs:
Processor: ESP32-S3 Dual-Core (240 MHz, improved over standard ESP32)
Firmware: NerdMiner v2
Hashrate: ~400–500 KH/s (estimated, firmware-dependent)
Power Consumption: ~0.8W (USB-C powered)
Display: Larger color TFT display (Lilygo T-S3 built-in)
Connectivity: 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi + Bluetooth 5.0
Power Input: USB-C
Operating Cost: ~$0.01–$0.02/month in electricity

What’s in the Box:
Lilygo T-S3 NerdMiner unit (pre-flashed)
USB-C cable
Quick start card

SETUP GUIDE — The Edgewater (Lilygo T-S3 NerdMiner)

Setup is identical to The Ticket above. Power on via USB-C, connect to NerdMinerAP Wi-Fi, configure your home network and Bitcoin address, save and start mining.

The Lilygo T-S3 display will show the same live stats — hashrate, best difficulty, BTC price, uptime, and network difficulty — on a larger, sharper screen.

Tips:
The ESP32-S3 runs cooler and more efficiently than the standard ESP32
Wi-Fi range and stability is improved over The Ticket
Ideal pairing with The Ticket for a two-device lottery stack on one desk