Nasdaq-listed miner BitFuFu said it mined 214 BTC in March and sold 80 BTC from its treasury, reducing its total holdings to 1,794 BTC — roughly $131 million at current market prices.
The company previously reported 1,664 BTC in late 2024 and saw holdings peak at 1,959 BTC in October 2025 before the recent decline. CEO Leo Lu described the sale as part of routine balance-sheet management and reiterated that the firm’s long-term goal remains growing its Bitcoin position. BitFuFu continues to rank among the largest publicly listed holders of BTC.
On the operational side, BitFuFu reported a slight drop in total hashrate to 25.9 EH/s and a decrease in power capacity to 457 MW as older mining rigs were retired. Despite those changes, overall performance remained stable. Cloud-mining operations contributed 171 BTC to March production, and the company said its platform is well placed to adapt to swings in network difficulty and Bitcoin prices.
Lu added that BitFuFu plans to refresh retired capacity gradually with newer, more energy-efficient equipment. He also noted that month-to-month hashrate fluctuations from third-party suppliers and hosting customers were immaterial and consistent with normal operating variability.
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