FutureBit brings home Bitcoin mining to Micro Center with Apollo III

FutureBit's first brick-and-mortar launch includes the Brooklyn store where the company bought parts for its early miners.

BROOKLYN, N.Y., Nov. 12, 2026 — For the first time, customers will be able to walk into a store and bring home a FutureBit Bitcoin miner. The Apollo III Full Node goes on sale when Micro Center stores open on Friday, November 13, in Brooklyn, New York, Miami, Florida, Tustin, California, and Austin, Texas. The four-store launch coincides with the grand opening of Micro Center's new Austin store.

"When we started FutureBit, we made weekly trips to the DIY electronics section at the Brooklyn Micro Center to buy parts," said John Stefanopoulos, founder of FutureBit. "On Friday, someone can walk into that same store, ask how Bitcoin mining works and take home a miner we designed just down the street. We couldn't be more excited to work with Micro Center on our first physical store launch."

Selling through Micro Center gives FutureBit customers a place to get their hands on the Apollo III and see how it works, and a way for millions of MicroCenter's retail foot traffic to discover home Bitcoin mining for the first time. This is the next step in FutureBit's longstanding mission to decentralize the network and put more control in the hands of individual users.

Customers will be able to reserve Apollo III online for in-store pickup at Micro Center. Product details and photos are available from FutureBit.

About FutureBit

FutureBit, headquartered in Brooklyn, NY, has been at the forefront of developing consumer-friendly, efficient, and stylish Bitcoin mining hardware since 2015. Its hardware is proudly assembled in the USA. By providing quiet, easy-to-use hardware anyone can run in their home, FutureBit is empowering everyone with the full toolset of Bitcoin.

www.futurebit.io

SOURCE FutureBit