#BTC资金流动性 Nasdaq-listed mining company LM Funding America has recently made a big move— they signed an agreement with an institutional investor to raise approximately $6.5 million through a combination of common stock and warrants issuance. The entire financing process is expected to be finalized by the end of 2025 (around the 22nd), provided that all standard transaction conditions are met.



What’s more exciting is that the company’s Bitcoin mining farm in Oklahoma has officially gone into operation. The new mining equipment deployed can add about 35 PH/s of mining power— for mining companies pursuing capacity expansion, this means they can mine more $BTC each day.

From fundraising to capacity deployment, this series of moves reflects that, in the current Bitcoin market environment, traditional mining companies are still actively expanding and widely financing. It indicates that the market remains confident in the long-term prospects of the Bitcoin mining industry.
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SignatureAnxietyvip
· 16h ago
$6.5 million funding + 35PH hash rate, this pace is unstoppable. Mining companies are indeed still gambling big. The fact that they dare to invest like this shows they are still optimistic about BTC's long-term prospects. However, $6.5 million feels like a drop in the bucket... If they really want to do something big, they need to invest more. Can the Oklahoma mine be stable? Won't the electricity costs be overwhelming? If the financing conditions are met, it should be implemented by the end of the year. Hopefully, it won't be another empty promise.
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MevHuntervip
· 16h ago
6.5 million dollars in funding, 35PH/s computing power, this pace... mining companies truly never stop, betting on Bitcoin's long-term upward trend
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SerumSqueezervip
· 16h ago
5.5 million dollars in funding? This amount of money for mining companies only adds about 35P of hash power, it seems that mining costs have indeed gone up. --- The Oklahoma mine has gone online, and it's another round of arms race. BTC difficulty must continue to soar. --- Instead of focusing on funding news, it's better to look at electricity costs. The true winners are those who can survive. --- 35PH sounds impressive, but the real metric is the number of BTC mined per day. Has anyone calculated it? --- Securing funding also depends on meeting transaction conditions. These preconditions seem to have a lot of fluff. --- Mining companies expanding production are betting on long-term BTC price increases. If they bet wrong, it's a suicidal expansion.
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digital_archaeologistvip
· 16h ago
6.5 million USD funding + 35PH/s computing power, this pace is indeed impressive. Mining companies are still investing heavily to expand production.
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EthMaximalistvip
· 16h ago
$6.5 million in funding + 35PH of computing power, it seems that mining companies are still betting on a Bitcoin bull market.
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MetaEggplantvip
· 16h ago
$6.5 million in funding + 35PH/s computing power, this pace is really betting on BTC... but it won't be finalized until the end of the year. If Bitcoin's price crashes during this period, it could be a bit awkward.
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