In June 2026, Bitfufu reported a total Bitcoin production of 125 BTC, a decline from previous months. Notably, 70 BTC came from its own mining operations, while 55 BTC were generated through cloud mining services. The average daily production dropped to 4.2 BTC compared to 5.7 BTC in May, indicating a significant shift in their output.
The company’s total power capacity also saw a decrease, falling to 273 MW from 346 MW the previous month. Despite this reduction, Bitfufu’s self-owned hashrate experienced a positive uptick, increasing by 9.4% to reach 3.5 EH/s. This growth was facilitated by the acquisition and deployment of 1,200 S21 XP units within the month.
Future Prospects and Hashrate Management
Looking ahead, Bitfufu signed agreements to acquire and deploy an additional 2,000 S21 XP units in July, which should enhance its mining capabilities further. As of June 30, the company held 1,671 BTC, down from 1,855 BTC at the end of May. The decrease in Bitcoin holdings is primarily due to client receipts and upfront payments for securing 5.3 EH/s of future hashrate capacity, set to commence in August 2026.
The average efficiency of Bitfufu's fleet for June was recorded at 17.9 J/TH, slightly up from 17.8 J/TH in May. Additionally, hashrate contribution from third-party suppliers and hosting customers made up 11.8 EH/s of the total 15.3 EH/s managed at the end of the reporting period. This illustrates the company's ongoing strategy to optimize its mining operations while navigating fluctuating market conditions.
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