East Coast ASIC (Oakmont, PA 15139, in the Pittsburgh area) is an ASIC retailer, parts supplier and repair shop that also hosts customer miners. Repairs are its most distinctive offering — diagnostics, ultrasonic cleaning and power-supply work across all major manufacturers — and it pitches itself at small and medium miner owners rather than institutional operators. TWO DOMAINS, ONE OPERATOR — confirmed rather than assumed. eastcoastasic.com (Oakmont PA) and eastcoastasichosting.com (a Wichita, Kansas facility) share the same phone number, (412) 609-5444, and each site names the other; the Pennsylvania address is the retail and repair base while the Kansas site is where hosted machines actually rack. Both quote the same hosting terms: 8.5 cents/kWh all-in, on-grid, with a stated 95% uptime — note that 95% is a materially lower guarantee than the 99%+ most hosts advertise, which is about 18 days of downtime a year if taken literally. Ask what it means in practice. CAUTION ON NAME MATCHES: the BBB profile that surfaces for "East Coast" in Oakmont PA belongs to East Coast Tanning, an unrelated tanning salon. No BBB record for this company has been found. Trustpilot carries 47+ reviews, mixed: several praise same-day setup and knowledgeable staff, while at least one alleges an order was cancelled and the same miner relisted at a higher price. That profile has not yet been read in full — it is queued for the Trustpilot rotation.
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"Been using East Coast Asic off and on for 2 years now and every experience i have had has been great. CEO is very responsive to my messages and quick to fix any issues that may come up with your miner. I highly…"
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- facility — Pittsburgh, USA(reported)
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (company-stated)
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Trustpilot Summary4.4★
4.4 from 48 Trustpilot reviews, and the positive ones repeat the same points: miners priced well, shipped promptly and working on arrival, with named staff — the CEO included — answering messages quickly. One reviewer describes two years of repeat purchases with consistently good experiences. The one substantive complaint is about pricing conduct rather than the hardware or the hosting: a customer reports buying a listed miner for $6,000, having the order cancelled the next day, and then seeing the identical machine relisted at $7,500. That is a single review against many satisfied ones, but it is specific and checkable, and it is the kind of thing worth confirming in writing before paying rather than dismissing on the strength of the average.
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Google Search SummaryC+
Trustpilot carries genuine positive hosting accounts - machines online in under a day, hashrate matching spec within 48 hours, near-instant Telegram support - from a repair and hosting operation with a long claimed service history. Against that sits a repeated pricing-conduct complaint: a paid order cancelled and the identical miner relisted higher the next day, and a separate report of being asked for more money after ordering at the listed price. The business also operates under two domains in different states with shared operations, so which facility hosts a given machine is not obvious up front. Lowered from B- to C+: strong operational reviews, but a real and repeated complaint pattern about honouring quoted prices.
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Searched the exact and hosting angles between 2026-08-15 and 2026-08-25; the review angle is not in this pass. Attribution is easy here — the name is distinctive enough that the only collisions are East-Asian identity and East-Coast skiing communities, discarded on sight. The core evidence is an r/BitcoinMining thread from 2024 asking whether anyone hosts with EastCoastASIC. Eleven separate accounts answered and every one was positive: "I know Vince personally, he has a great team over there"; "Vince is great, he helped me fix my S17s"; "I can vouch for this. 100% uptime in the last 2 months"; "Yep. Good people over at East Coast!" One respondent is a rival hosting operator confirming it has multiple customers placed with ECA, which is a harder endorsement to manufacture than a one-line vouch. The most informative entry is from a buyer who was about to order from Bitmain, felt uneasy about it, saw the company answering questions in the subreddit, phoned and was walked through the process, and ended up buying hardware and hosting it there — "very happy I did." The criticism is entirely about price, and it is repeated. When the company advertised hosting at $0.085/kWh all-in, the top-voted comment was "Oof. .085…" and another asked why that sat so far above a roughly $0.06 commercial rate. The company answered with what the rate includes — purpose-built warehouse, an on-site repair centre 100 feet from the mine, no curtailment, fibre, backup transformers and switchgear, a master electrician on call — and cited EIA figures putting Midwest industrial power near 9c/kWh. Separately, in mid-2026 a returning hardware customer asked whether the site's used-miner pricing was stale; the company replied the same day that it was still trading and would clarify by DM, and a second commenter said the listed prices were far above market ("overcharging af"). Nothing on file alleges a service failure, a payout problem, an undelivered machine or a billing dispute. The company's own account engages directly in these threads, including with the awkward questions — asked why it hosts for others rather than simply running the machines itself, it answered plainly; asked whether Kansas really has no curtailment, it explained that curtailment programmes exist and it chooses uptime over the power credits. Graded B+: mostly positive, with real but narrow gripes that are all about cost rather than reliability. Thirteen genuine mentions would ordinarily earn high confidence under the rubric; held at medium because eleven of them sit in one thread from 2024, and the newest customer commentary is a pricing complaint rather than a hosting report. Worth naming as a limitation rather than a finding: the company posts marketing threads in the same subreddit where most of this praise appears, so while the vouches come from distinct, established accounts, the venue is one it actively cultivates. No conduct adjustment applied — nothing in the Reddit record shows insolvency, enforcement action or a broken public commitment.
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