BitFuFu added 59 Bitcoin to its corporate treasury in August 2026, bringing total holdings to 1,373 BTC—a $109 million position at current prices.
The miner produced 174 BTC during August, an average of 5.6 BTC daily split almost evenly between self-mining and cloud services. Self-mining operations generated 88 BTC; cloud mining services delivered the remaining 86 BTC to clients.
Managed hashrate jumped to 20.6 EH/s in August, a 45 percent month-over-month climb. Self-owned assets account for 3.8 EH/s, with the remainder from managed and cloud-hosted equipment supporting the dual revenue model.
Operational efficiency hit 16.7 joules per terahash across the fleet. The company's 344 MW power capacity underscores its scale in mining infrastructure.
The August accumulation reverses a sharper drawdown. BitFuFu's Bitcoin treasury peaked at 1,855 BTC in May 2026, then fell to 1,314 BTC by end of July—a 541 BTC drop over two months. The current position remains 482 BTC below that May high.
BitFuFu went public via SPAC merger in March 2024 under Nasdaq ticker FUFU. Its cloud mining segment generates upfront client payments for hashrate, providing steady cash flow independent of Bitcoin's spot price volatility.
