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Where Food Comes From Bitcoin Holdings: Chart and Purchase History

WFCF.US🇺🇸 USRank #160

As of October 30, 2026, Where Food Comes From holds 7 BTC, acquired for a total of $178,000 at an average price of $25,400 per bitcoin. This represents 0 % of the maximum 21 million bitcoin supply.

BTC held
7 BTC
No change over the last 30 days
Current value
$550,279
as of October 30, 2026
Share of 21M supply
0 %
as of October 30, 2026
Average purchase price
$25,400
Total cost basis
$178,000
Rank #160
160 / 174

What these figures say

Where Food Comes From paid an average of $25,400 per bitcoin, below their current value: the position carries an unrealised gain of 209.1 %, or $372,279.

It ranks #160 of 174 tracked entities.

Where this position sits in the Bitcoin cycle: that reading comes from the Trinity dashboard indicators.

Where Food Comes From Bitcoin Holdings Over Time

April 6, 20267 BTC → 7 BTCOctober 30, 2026
Where Food Comes From BTC holdings over time

BTC per share

Shares outstanding
4,979,663
SEC declared (10-Q) · Jul 31, 2026
BTC / share
0.000001
≈ 141 sats
BTC yield 90d
0 %
change in BTC held per share

Share counts come from official SEC EDGAR filings (report cover pages). No market data: the ratio only measures Bitcoin held per share.

Where Food Comes From Bitcoin Purchase History

No individually sourced transaction is available for this company yet. The holdings chart above reflects its aggregated disclosures.

About Where Food Comes From

Where Food Comes From (WFCF.US), listed in US, holds bitcoin as part of its corporate treasury. Its holdings appear in this dataset since April 6, 2026. The figures on this page come from the company's own public disclosures.

Where Food Comes From Among Corporate Bitcoin Holders

Where Food Comes From ranks #160 out of 174 entities tracked in this dataset. The neighbouring companies in the ranking are listed below for comparison.

View the full Bitcoin treasuries ranking

Frequently Asked Questions

How much Bitcoin does Where Food Comes From own?

As of October 30, 2026, Where Food Comes From holds 7 BTC according to its latest disclosure.

When did Where Food Comes From first buy Bitcoin?

Its bitcoin holdings appear in this dataset since April 6, 2026, based on public disclosures.

What is Where Food Comes From's average Bitcoin purchase price?

Based on its disclosed total cost, the average purchase price is approximately $25,400 per bitcoin.

What percentage of the Bitcoin supply does Where Food Comes From hold?

As of October 30, 2026, its holdings represent 0 % of the maximum 21 million bitcoin supply.

Has Where Food Comes From 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.

Data as of October 30, 2026. Data: public corporate disclosures aggregated via CoinGecko (licensed) and SEC EDGAR filings (public domain). Trademarks and logos are the property of their respective owners, shown for identification purposes only.

Regulatory status and legal notice

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