Bitcoin mining firm BitFuFu reported producing 125 BTC in June 2026, comprising 70 BTC from self-mining and 55 BTC from cloud mining services. Average daily output fell to 4.2 BTC from 5.7 BTC in May, while total power capacity under management declined to 273 megawatts (MW) from 346 MW month over month.
June Production Breakdown
BitFuFu’s June output totaled 125 BTC, split between:
- Self-mining: 70 BTC (about 56% of total)
- Cloud mining: 55 BTC (about 44% of total)
Month-over-Month Trends
The company’s average daily bitcoin production decreased to 4.2 BTC in June from 5.7 BTC in May, a decline of roughly 26%. BitFuFu did not disclose reasons for the month-over-month change.
Operational Capacity
Total power capacity under management fell to 273 MW in June, down from 346 MW in May—an approximate 21% decline. Managed capacity can influence mining output alongside factors such as bitcoin network difficulty and site availability.
Context
BitFuFu operates both self-mining and cloud mining services, the latter providing customers access to mining hashrate without owning hardware. Mining production typically fluctuates with network difficulty, energy availability, and operational adjustments across facilities.