BitFuFu Inc., the bitcoin mining hardware and mining services company listed on Nasdaq under the ticker FUFU, released its unaudited bitcoin production and operating metrics for July 2026 on Aug. 7. The company said it produced 112 BTC during the month. That total included 40 BTC from cloud mining and 72 BTC from self-mining operations. Average daily production came in at 3.6 BTC, with the company stating that the monthly figures declined from the prior month.
BitFuFu also reported a drop in its bitcoin treasury. Its holdings fell from 1,671 BTC in June to 1,314 BTC in July. According to the company, the reduction was mainly tied to an advance payment for newly added hash rate capacity. BitFuFu said that capacity is scheduled to begin in August 2026 and will run for 330 days. The figures disclosed were unaudited.
BitFuFu Inc., the bitcoin mining hardware and mining services provider listed on Nasdaq as FUFU, released its unaudited bitcoin production and operating metrics for July 2026 on Aug. 7.
July production totaled 112 BTC
The company said it mined 112 BTC in July. Of that amount, 40 BTC came from cloud mining and 72 BTC came from self-mining. Average daily production was 3.6 BTC, and the monthly figures were down from the previous month.
Bitcoin holdings declined from June
BitFuFu said its bitcoin holdings fell from 1,671 BTC in June to 1,314 BTC in July. The company said the decline was mainly due to an advance payment for newly added hash rate capacity scheduled to start in August 2026 and continue for 330 days.
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