The Singapore-listed Bitcoin miner reduced its treasury while hashrate capacity rose 9.4% to 3.5 EH/s, with the report saying capital was directed to supplier prepayments for future mining capacity.
BitFuFu, the Singapore-listed Bitcoin mining company traded under ticker $FUFU, reportedly sold 184 BTC, reducing its holdings to 1,671 BTC, according to data tracked by BitcoinTreasuries.NET and details cited in the newer report. The report says the transaction was tied to supplier prepayments for future hashrate capacity rather than a straightforward fiat liquidation, underscoring a capital deployment phase in which BitFuFu is prioritizing operational growth and infrastructure investment over treasury accumulation. BitFuFu’s hashrate capacity rose 9.4% month over month to 3.5 EH/s, and the report says the sale has added to concerns about near-term miner sell pressure on Bitcoin.