Singapore-based cloud Bitcoin miner BitFuFu has logged its most significant production month for the year, attributed to an expanded mining fleet.
Record Bitcoin Production
According to BitFuFu, in June the company mined 445 Bitcoins, representing an 11.3% month-over-month increase. Of this total, 387 Bitcoins were obtained through cloud mining and 58 through self-mining.
Leo Lu, chairman and CEO of BitFuFu, stated that June has been their "most productive month of 2025" attributed to the "continued expansion of our mining fleet."
Increase in Hashrate and Capacity
The company’s hashrate also increased by 6.2% month-over-month, reaching 36.2 exahashes per second (EH/s) with 32.4 EH/s coming from third-party suppliers and hosting customers.
The mining firm's power capacity increased by 11.8% month-over-month to 728 megawatts across five continents.
Lu added: "Reaching record levels of hashrate and power capacity, we’re proud of the strong operational momentum in the first half of the year, reflecting our ability to scale effectively and execute with discipline."
Overall Industry Situation
BitFuFu shares (FUFU) closed Monday's trading session up 1.16% at $3.48, with its stock price rising 8.82% over the last five days.
In January, BitFuFu shares surged 13% due to a two-year agreement with mining hardware giant Bitmain to purchase up to 80,000 Bitcoin miners.
Despite BitFuFu's successes, other mining companies reported lower Bitcoin production in June, such as Riot Platforms, which saw a 12% decline. However, Australian miner IREN reported record revenue of 68 million Australian dollars ($44 million), driven by higher Bitcoin prices.
Thus, BitFuFu demonstrates significant achievements in Bitcoin production and expansion of its capacities, while various trends are observed in the industry.
