The Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin miner sells 80 BTC, with his holdings down to 1,794 Bitcoin.
Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company BitFuFu reported today that it produced 214 BTC in March after selling 214 BTC from its treasury. Total holdings fell to 1,794 BTC, valued at approximately $131 million at current market prices.
BitFuFu first disclosed its Bitcoin holdings at 1,664 BTC at the end of 2024, which later rose to 1,959 BTC before decreasing in October 2025.
The company's chief executive, Leo Lu, said the sale was in line with its accounting strategy. The firm said it maintains its “long-term goal of increasing our bitcoin holdings.”
BitFuFu is still one of the largest public companies in the world holding BTC.
In terms of operation, BitFuFu reports that the overall hashrate is down to 25.9 EH/s and the power capacity is down to 457MW due to the shutdown of old machines and the overall performance is stable.
Cloud Mining has delivered 171 BTC of total production, and BitFuFu has stated that its platform is well-suited to take advantage of fluctuating market dynamics, including the volatility in network complexity and the price of Bitcoin.
“We plan to refresh this capacity over time with newer, more energy-efficient equipment. Month-to-month changes in hashrate from third-party vendors and hosting customers have been immaterial and consistent with normal operational dynamics,” Lu said.
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