BitFuFu Mines 137 Bitcoins in October, Holdings Increase to 1454 Bitcoins
BitFuFu announced its operational data for October 2026, reporting a mining output of 137 bitcoins, a decrease of approximately 18% month-on-month. Among these, cloud mining contributed 70 bitcoins, while self-operated mining produced 67 bitcoins, with an average daily output of 4.4 bitcoins. The decline in output is primarily due to a rise in the overall mining difficulty for Bitcoin, which increased by about 11.8% in October. As of October 31, BitFuFu holds 1454 bitcoins, reflecting a month-on-month growth of 4.8%. In terms of operations, BitFuFu manages a total hash rate of 19.5 EH/s, with its own hash rate at 3.7 EH/s and 15.8 EH/s coming from third-party suppliers and hosted clients. The average energy efficiency of mining machines improved from 16.7 J/TH in September to 16.3 J/TH, with a managed power capacity of 317 MW.
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