Bitfufu mined 125 BTC in June 2026, with daily output falling to 4.2 BTC from 5.7 BTC in May. The miner cut its power capacity under management and reduced its bitcoin holdings, yet lifted its self-owned hashrate after deploying new machines.
Bitfufu (NASDAQ: FUFU) produced 125 BTC in June, splitting the output between 70 BTC from self-mining operations and 55 BTC from cloud mining services. Daily production averaged 4.2 BTC, down from 5.7 BTC in May. Total power capacity under management also fell to 273 MW from 346 MW the previous month.
Self-owned hashrate climbs as new rigs come online
The company expanded the part of its mining fleet it owns even as the broader managed base shrank. Its self-owned hashrate rose 9.4% to 3.5 EH/s after it acquired and deployed 1,200 S21 XP units during June. Bitfufu also signed agreements to acquire and deploy another 2,000 S21 XP units in July.
Holdings drop on payments for future capacity
The miner's treasury moved in the other direction. As of June 30, 2026, Bitfufu held 1,671 BTC, down from 1,855 BTC at the end of May. The company attributed the reduction to the net impact of client receipts and upfront payments for 5.3 EH/s of future capacity, secured under a nine-month agreement scheduled to commence in August 2026.
Average fleet efficiency was reported at 17.9 J/TH, compared with 17.8 J/TH in May. Third-party suppliers and hosting customers accounted for 11.8 EH/s of the 15.3 EH/s under management at the close of the period.
Source: Bitcoin News
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