BitFuFu Cuts Back Self-Mined Bitcoin, Bets on Cloud Mining in 2025

BitFuFu, a Singapore-based Bitcoin mining operator, reported a pronounced shift in its 2025 business mix, with cloud mining eclipsing self-mining as the primary revenue driver. The unaudited full-year results show revenue of $475.8 million, up 2.7% from 2024, while the company’s self-mining output collapsed and its Bitcoin treasury edged higher.

Self-mining output dropped to 611 BTC in 2025 from 2,537 BTC a year earlier, even as holdings rose to 1,778 BTC from 1,720 BTC. BitFuFu attributed the shift to weaker earnings per terahash, higher mining difficulty, and a reduced share of hashrate allocated to self-mining as the company leaned more heavily into cloud-mining products. The firm noted a 52% decline in daily earnings per terahash and a 47% reduction in the portion of hashrate devoted to self-mining, with higher Bitcoin prices partially offsetting the impact. The results were announced in a GlobeNewswire release covering BitFuFu’s unaudited 2025 full-year figures.

BitFuFu said the reallocation of hashrate aimed to improve capital efficiency and revenue predictability as it shifted toward cloud mining.

For context, the company reported total revenue of $475.8 million for 2025, up 2.7% from 2024. The 2025 results come with a notable rebalancing of the company’s production mix, underscoring how operators are adapting to a tougher mining environment while looking to scalable, revenue-stable channels.

Cloud mining overtakes self-mining

Cloud mining emerged as BitFuFu’s dominant revenue stream in 2025, accounting for about 74% of total revenue — roughly $350.6 million — up from 58.5% in 2024, when cloud-mining revenue reached $271 million.

BitFuFu reported combined annual BTC production across its self-mining operations and cloud-mining activity of 3,662 BTC, with 611 BTC produced by self-mining and 3,051 BTC generated by cloud-mining customers. The equipment sales side of the business also surged, rising 76% year over year to $53.7 million.

2026 priorities and strategy

On the treasury front, BitFuFu added 58 BTC to its balance sheet in 2025, bringing holdings to 1,778 BTC. The company reiterated its commitment to expanding its Bitcoin treasury in 2026, even as it pursues a broader industrial strategy. In a statement on X, BitFuFu said it would scale its cloud mining business, expand hashrate and power capacity with discipline, and continue building its Bitcoin treasury.

CEO Leo Lu outlined a plan to focus on acquiring mining infrastructure in 2026 and to evaluate partnership opportunities as part of a broader vertical integration strategy. The company’s emphasis on infrastructure growth and strategic collaborations signals an intent to diversify revenue streams while reinforcing its core mining capabilities.

As BitFuFu navigates the ongoing dynamics of mining economics, investors will be watching how the cloud-mining business scales, how quickly capacity and power can be expanded responsibly, and how effectively the treasury strategy is executed amid evolving Bitcoin prices and network difficulty.

BitFuFu’s unaudited 2025 full-year financial results were released publicly, with the company outlining these shifts and its 2026 roadmap in statements accompanying the earnings disclosure. For further details and exact figures, readers can consult the press release on GlobeNewswire.

Watch next for how BitFuFu balances capital expenditure with treasury growth, and whether cloud-mining demand sustains its lead as the primary revenue engine as market conditions continue to evolve.

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