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Singaporean Miner BitFuFu Reports Record Bitcoin Production in June
Singapore-based mining company BitFuFu announced that it mined 445 bitcoins in June — an 11.3% increase compared to May. This is the highest figure among all miners for the first month of summer. According to the company, 387 out of the 445 bitcoins were mined through cloud mining.
Currently, BitFuFu holds 1,792 bitcoins, worth over $193 million. For comparison, the largest mining company MARA Holdings owns 50,000 BTC, second-place Riot Platforms holds 19,225, and third-place CleanSpark holds 12,608.
According to BitFuFu Chairman and CEO Leo Lu, June was the most productive month of 2025. He attributed the strong performance to the “ongoing expansion of the mining fleet.”
Back in January, BitFuFu signed a two-year agreement with leading mining equipment manufacturer Bitmain to purchase 80,000 bitcoin mining machines.
The company’s hashrate also rose by 6.2% compared to the previous month, reaching 36.2 exahashes per second (EH/s).
“Reaching record figures of 36.2 EH/s in hashrate and 728 MW in power capacity, we are proud of our strong pace in the first half of the year, which reflects our ability to scale efficiently and operate with discipline,” said Lu.
BitFuFu's June performance stood out in the industry, as many other miners reported a drop in bitcoin production at the beginning of summer. For example, Australian miner IREN’s output fell from 627 BTC in May to 620 BTC in June.
