BitFuFu and Finloop launch Hashrate Token, a BTC-denominated note tied to mining output
BitFuFu and Finloop launched HASH, a tokenized product that pays BTC-denominated returns tied to Bitcoin mining output. The launch was described as opening BitFuFu’s cloud-mining business to investors who do not need to handle mining hardware, while one piece also framed HASH as a BTC-denominated note tied to mining output. [51077] [51012]
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Investors who want Bitcoin mining exposure are the group that notices this first, because HASH is presented as a product that pays BTC-denominated returns tied to mining output. That means access is being offered through a tokenized structure instead of direct involvement with mining hardware.
In practice, the setup changes the route into BitFuFu’s cloud-mining business: one piece says investors can participate without touching a rig. What remains the same is that the returns are still tied to Bitcoin mining output and are still denominated in BTC.
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