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The encrypted mining company LM Funding currently holds 140.5 BTC

The encrypted mining company LM Funding currently holds 140.5 BTC

Bitget2024/11/23 18:34

On November 23, Nasdaq-listed cryptocurrency mining and technology-focused financial firm LM Funding announced on its official website a new unaudited financial report up to October 31, 2024. It disclosed that the company's mining output in October was 7.3 BTC, higher than the September output of 6.6 BTC. The company currently holds 140.5 BTC, valued at approximately $13.3 million (based on the BTC price as of November 20).

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