In the second quarter of 2026, BitFuFu absorbed a $20.5 million net loss — mostly a paper wound from asset valuation shifts — while quietly tripling its self-mining capacity and sharpening its operational edge. The company's moves reflect a recurring pattern in industrial history: when a field contracts, those who endure with discipline often inherit the landscape left behind by those who fled. As American miners pivot their infrastructure toward artificial intelligence, BitFuFu is making a quieter wager — that focused, efficient commitment to Bitcoin mining will prove more durable than divers
BitFuFu Triples Self-Mining Output, Cuts Costs Amid Bitcoin Downturn
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