CleanSpark, BitFuFu, and Canaan have reported their operational data for June, showing a decline in Bitcoin production for all three companies compared to May. CleanSpark produced 614 BTC in June, down from 671 BTC in May; BitFuFu produced 125 BTC, down from 177 BTC the previous month; and Canaan produced 64 BTC, down from 90 BTC in May. CleanSpark's average operational hash rate decreased from 46 EH/s to approximately 43 EH/s in June; BitFuFu's total hash rate fell from 19.5 EH/s to 15 EH/s, primarily due to a decline in hosted hash rate, although its self-owned hash rate has increased to 3.5 EH/s; Canaan attributed part of the production decline to maintenance of the power grid at some mining sites. The production drop occurred after Bitcoin mining difficulty was reduced by over 10% in mid-June, reaching a new low not seen since 2026.
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