Svmuu reported that BitFuFu has released its unaudited Bitcoin production and operational data for May 2026: The company produced a total of 177 BTC during the month, representing a 22.1% increase month-over-month. This included 87 BTC from cloud mining and 90 BTC from self-operated mining, with the latter significantly increasing from 32 BTC in April and accounting for over half of total production.
As of May 31, the company held 1,855 BTC, an increase of 43 BTC from the end of April. BitFuFu stated that the production growth was primarily due to eased power curtailment at its Ethiopian mining site, which improved mining machine runtime. During the same period, its managed hashrate was 19.5 EH/s, the average fleet efficiency was 17.8 J/TH, and the power capacity under management was 346 MW.
BitFuFu's Bitcoin production in May increased 22.1% month-over-month, with BTC holdings rising to 1,855
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