MARA secures a $600 million Bitcoin collateralized loan, BitFuFu pre-pays to reduce mining power holdings

According to BBX data, global enterprises announced core indicators regarding liquidity management of crypto assets, mining output, and treasury earnings last weekend:

• MARA achieved a $600 million Bitcoin collateral loan: Mining giant MARA Holdings (NASDAQ: MARA) disclosed in its quarterly report submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that on August 4, 2026, the company signed two term loan agreements collateralized by Bitcoin with Coinbase Credit, Inc. and Two Prime Lending Limited. The agreements provide approximately $600 million in new borrowings (with a total credit facility principal of $750 million, including refinancing of the existing $150 million Coinbase credit line).

• BitFuFu produced 112 BTC in July, with a decrease in holdings due to power costs: Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining machine and mining service provider BitFuFu Inc. (NASDAQ: FUFU) announced its unaudited operational metrics for July. The company's Bitcoin production in July was 112 BTC (40 BTC from cloud mining and 72 BTC from self-mining), with an average daily output of 3.6 BTC, showing a decline compared to the previous month. Additionally, its Bitcoin holdings decreased from 1,671 BTC in June to 1,314 BTC. The company explained that the reduction was mainly used to prepay for new power costs starting in August 2026, lasting 330 days.

• Remixpoint disclosed performance in crypto treasury earnings, earning over 12 BTC from lending: Japanese Bitcoin treasury company Remixpoint released an announcement on its crypto operational performance. As of July 31, 2026, the company's Bitcoin lending principal was approximately 1,501.27 BTC, and it accumulated about 12.44 BTC (approximately 133 million yen) in lending fees from February to July. At the same time, it staked approximately 901.45 ETH and 13,920 SOL, with related staking rewards totaling about 28.89 million yen.

• Chainlink repurchased nearly 140,000 LINK to replenish reserves: On-chain tracking shows that Chainlink recently repurchased 139,956.08 LINK (worth approximately $1.13 million) and transferred the tokens to its official reserve wallet. It is reported that these tokens were accumulated through multiple exchanges via CoWSwap and consolidated for sending to the reserve.