Power Compute (previously LM Funding America) Bitcoin Holdings: Chart and Purchase History
As of October 30, 2026, Power Compute (previously LM Funding America) holds 356 BTC. This represents 0.002 % of the maximum 21 million bitcoin supply.
Power Compute (previously LM Funding America) Bitcoin Holdings Over Time
BTC per share
Share counts come from official SEC EDGAR filings (report cover pages). No market data: the ratio only measures Bitcoin held per share.
Power Compute (previously LM Funding America) Bitcoin Purchase History
No individually sourced transaction is available for this company yet. The holdings chart above reflects its aggregated disclosures.
About Power Compute (previously LM Funding America)
Power Compute (previously LM Funding America) (PWCM.US), listed in US, holds bitcoin as part of its corporate treasury. Its holdings appear in this dataset since October 27, 2026. The figures on this page come from the company's own public disclosures.
Power Compute (previously LM Funding America) Among Corporate Bitcoin Holders
Power Compute (previously LM Funding America) ranks #72 out of 174 entities tracked in this dataset. The neighbouring companies in the ranking are listed below for comparison.
Nearby Companies in the Ranking
Frequently Asked Questions
How much Bitcoin does Power Compute (previously LM Funding America) own?
As of October 30, 2026, Power Compute (previously LM Funding America) holds 356 BTC according to its latest disclosure.
When did Power Compute (previously LM Funding America) first buy Bitcoin?
Its bitcoin holdings appear in this dataset since October 27, 2026, based on public disclosures.
What is Power Compute (previously LM Funding America)'s average Bitcoin purchase price?
Power Compute (previously LM Funding America) has not disclosed a total acquisition cost, so no reliable average price can be computed. This page never estimates undisclosed figures.
What percentage of the Bitcoin supply does Power Compute (previously LM Funding America) hold?
As of October 30, 2026, its holdings represent 0.002 % of the maximum 21 million bitcoin supply.
Has Power Compute (previously LM Funding America) sold any Bitcoin?
No disclosed sale appears in the sourced history available in this dataset.
Where does this data come from?
Holdings come from public corporate disclosures aggregated by a licensed market data provider; individual events are anchored to primary sources such as SEC filings and official press releases, linked in the history table.
Methodology and Sources
Holdings are aggregated daily from public corporate disclosures via licensed market data. Sourced events (purchases, sales, milestones) are anchored to primary documents, with the link provided on each row. Values in USD use the bitcoin price at the date shown next to each figure. Market-based ratios that would require unlicensed stock price feeds are deliberately not displayed.