BitFuFu mined a total of 3,662 Bitcoins in 2025. Why is it still increasing its mining machine investments?

BitFuFu recently announced its mining performance for the entire year of 2025, and the results are quite good. Data shows that the company mined a total of 3,662 Bitcoins last year, with 1,780 BTC currently in inventory, which is 16 more than last month.

From an operational perspective, the most interesting aspect is their financial adjustment actions. The amount of staked Bitcoin has decreased to 274 BTC, what does this mean? The company's available liquidity has increased, and its risk resistance has strengthened. In other words, BitFuFu is holding more cash, preparing for upcoming market changes.

Where does the output come from? Mainly two sources—cloud computing mining and self-operated mining. In December alone, they mined 188 Bitcoins, with cloud computing contributing 151 BTC and self-operated mining contributing 37 BTC. This indicates that their mining machine deployment is quite balanced, without over-reliance on a single approach.

Looking at the hardware scale behind it becomes even clearer. The company's total computing power reaches 26.1EH/s, with power coverage of 478MW, and the average efficiency of mining machines remains stable at 18.3 J/TH. These metrics mean that the cost and efficiency of mining each Bitcoin have been carefully optimized.

Overall, holding 1,780 Bitcoins shows that BitFuFu is not only continuing to mine but also actively accumulating assets. Coupled with improved liquidity, they seem to be preparing for the next phase of action.