Singapore-listed bitcoin mining company BitFuFu has sold 184 BTC, according to a post by BitcoinTreasuries.NET on X cited by Odaily. After the sale, the company holds 1,671 BTC in total. BitcoinTreasuries.NET also said BitFuFu ranks No. 35 on the Bitcoin 100 list. The update focuses on the company’s latest disclosed bitcoin holdings and its current position in the ranking.

BitFuFu reports $115.4M Q2 revenue, up 47.9% QoQ, with cloud mining contributing 81.7%. Over 623K users generated 917 BTC. Cloud mining offers 3%–20% more Bitcoin than spot purchases, evolving into a third pillar alongside ETFs and direct holdings.

Ethiopia is using surplus hydropower from the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam to support Bitcoin mining, generating over $55 million in 10 months. Low electricity costs and growing miner interest are helping the country emerge as a new African mining hub.

BitFuFu reported $475.8 million in 2025 revenue, up 2.7% year over year, while self-mined Bitcoin output plunged 76% to 611 BTC. Cloud mining contributed about 74% of total revenue, highlighting the company’s strategic shift toward more predictable, capital-efficient growth.

This article covers the global stock market pullback driven by AI profit-taking, with Korea's KOSPI dropping nearly 10% and Japan's Nikkei losing 3.55%, as the market enters a phase demanding AI earnings proof. On corporate Bitcoin allocation, Strategy purchased only 520 BTC last week, while Strive added 759 BTC. BitMine reported total assets of $10.7 billion, holding 5.67 million ETH (4.7% of supply) and staking 83% of its ETH. The top five Solana treasury companies now hold over 15.7 million SOL, though a shareholder lawsuit targets Solmate Infrastructure. Meanwhile, Litecoin Layer2 project LitVM received $1M from Lite Strategy, and Canton Strategic launched a $50M buyback. Other moves include Capital B's $120B+ financing approval, BitFuFu's share repurchase, and Sharplink's $75M private placement for ETH accumulation.

Global tech stocks suffered a sharp selloff, with Korean KOSPI plunging nearly 10% and Japan's Nikkei down 3.55%, as the AI boom enters a phase demanding real returns. Corporate crypto holdings show divergence: Strategy added only 520 BTC worth $34.9M, while Strive aggressively bought 759 BTC. BitMine emerges as the largest ETH corporate treasury with $10.7B in assets and 5.67M ETH, adding 52,203 ETH in a week. Solana treasury companies collectively hold over 15.7M SOL, but Solmate faces a shareholder lawsuit alleging self-dealing. Other highlights: Capital B approved over $120B financing plan, Canton Strategic launched $50M buyback, and Lite Strategy led a $1M investment in LitVM for Litecoin Layer 2.

Global equities, particularly U.S., Japan, and South Korea, experienced a sharp correction as the AI boom enters a 'proof-of-performance' phase. Corporate bitcoin purchases diverged sharply: Strategy added a mere 520 BTC while Strive bought 759 BTC. BitMine now holds $10.7 billion in assets, including 5.67 million ETH, making it the largest ETH corporate treasury. Meanwhile, Solana corporate treasuries hold over 15.7 million SOL combined, but Solmate faces a shareholder lawsuit after an 78% YTD decline. Other highlights include Capital B's $120 billion+ financing plan, Canton Strategic's $50 million buyback, and Lite Strategy's $1 million investment in LitVM.

US and Asian tech stocks face selloff; South Korea's KOSPI plunges nearly 10%. Listed companies' BTC and ETH holdings update: Strategy purchases only 520 BTC, Strive adds 759 BTC against trend; BitMine holds 4.7% of ETH supply, total assets reach $10.7B. Top five Solana corporate treasuries hold over 15.7M SOL; Solmate faces shareholder lawsuit.