2026-01-07 14:43:42

BitFuFu has just released the operational data snapshot for December. This month's mining performance was quite good—188 Bitcoin mined in total for the month, with 151 from cloud mining and 37 from self-operated mining. It’s clear that cloud mining accounts for the majority of capacity, which also reflects many miners' strategic focus on this area.

From the holdings perspective, as of the end of December, the company's Bitcoin reserves reached 1,780, an increase of 16 from the previous month. Although the monthly increase isn't particularly large, the continued positive accumulation indicates that mining profits are still able to cover costs and market fluctuations.

Interestingly, there has been a significant change in the staking portion. The previously staked 620 Bitcoin has been reduced to 274, a decrease of nearly 56%. This may reflect adjustments to market liquidity needs or a reassessment of staking yields. In the current market environment, many miners are weighing the balance between long-term holdings, participating in ecosystem staking, and maintaining flexibility.

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GateUser-7b078580

· 40m ago

Data shows that cloud mining accounts for 80%, and this proportion... Although, it's a bit hard to sustain. The key point is the 56% shrinkage in staking, and miners are starting to withdraw.

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ContractBugHunter

· 01-07 15:13

Cloud mining accounts for the majority, and this trend is indeed unstoppable. Staking has been significantly reduced, it seems they want to preserve liquidity. 188 tokens sound like a lot, but is this growth rate really enough? 1780 tokens in reserve... a bit low-key but stable. Reducing positions and staking is wise; who still wants to be locked up now?

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-07 15:13

Staking cut in half, smart move, this is the real battlefield instinct. I prefer to keep bullets even if it means lower returns. --- 188 coins sound good, but the monthly increase of 16 coins... the front line is too thin, need to keep adding. --- Cloud mining accounts for 80%, this is the current situation, a centralized supply line. Efficient in the short term, risk management in the long term. --- Staking dropped from 620 to 274, a direct cut in half, this is not an adjustment, it's a signal of retreat. Did someone see something we didn't? --- Probably preparing for the next market cycle, stocking up on ammunition. Flexibility is more valuable than greed. --- Reserves of 1780 coins look stable, but survival is the top priority in this cycle, not growth. --- Interesting, mining yields cover costs without issue, but the moves in staking indicate a change in sentiment. Smart money is already reallocating.

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MetaverseHomeless

· 01-07 15:08

Cloud mining accounts for the majority, gotta keep up with this trend Staking has shrunk by 56%, is my buddy fleeing or just losing confidence 188 Bitcoins in a month, when can I have this kind of idle money to mine Holding 1780 coins, just settle for being comfortably well-off Reducing positions and shifting staking to liquidity, smart move This data looks good, but the growth is a bit disappointing Cloud mining is indeed profitable, but why does self-operated mining produce so little Staking dropped from 620 to 274, does that mean losing confidence in the market Mining yields can withstand volatility, that’s the real hardcore profit model 188 coins in a month, how long do I have to work to earn that?

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GameFiCritic

· 01-07 14:49

Cloud mining accounts for 80%, this structure is too dependent on the platform... The increase in holdings is only 16 coins, the moat is a bit weak. Staking has been halved, indicating that the yield is indeed not good, and sustainability still needs to be observed. 188 coins in a single month look good, but compared to top-tier large mining pools, the growth curve needs to be flattened. Is this wave an adjustment of the incentive model or is it really cooling off? Holdings are at 1780 coins, it sounds like a lot, but liquidity management is an issue. The operational cost coverage rate data should be published.

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MentalWealthHarvester

· 01-07 14:44

17,80 Bitcoin reserves, this number is indeed impressive. Cloud mining accounts for 151, making up the majority; this seems to be the future way to go. Staking has shrunk by 56%, which is quite significant. Is everyone rushing to buy the dip? With a monthly production of 188, it's not explosive but steady. Much more reliable than those projects that hype every day. Holding 1780 and not letting go—that's true faith. Staking has dropped significantly... Is it a bet on liquidity or a sign of declining yields? Now that's interesting. Monthly mining of 188, with 80% from cloud mining. It looks like the strategy is indeed adjusting. Reserves only increased by 16, which likely means that this month's mining profits were largely eaten up by costs.

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