I got the power, LM Funding America Inc. (NASDAQ: LMFA) generates revenue by turning power itself into a strategic profit strategy
Unlike traditional miners that treat electricity purely as a sunk cost, LM Funding America (NASDAQ: LMFA) is turning power itself into a strategic profit center. In its second-quarter 2025 financials, LMFA reported approximately $223,000 in curtailment and energy sales — a figure that, while modest in absolute terms, directly offsets mining costs and lifts reported margins. This marks a crucial distinction: LMFA doesn’t just use power; it monetizes it.
Through its owned mining sites in Oklahoma and Mississippi, where power costs run as low as $0.036 per kilowatt-hour, LMFA operates near the most competitive end of the U.S. Bitcoin mining cost curve. For context, large-scale peers like Riot Platforms recently disclosed an “all-in power cost – total” of roughly $0.042/kWh, while Marathon Digital reports around $0.04/kWh at several owned facilities depending on region. Other operators such as CleanSparkand Bitfarms also maintain efficient portfolios, blending self-operated and contracted sites with costs typically ranging between $0.035 and $0.045/kWh, adjusted for credits and geography. Against that backdrop, LMFA’s $0.036/kWh rate — if sustained through stable contracts — positions it solidly within the industry’s lowest-cost cohort. What truly differentiates LMFA, however, is control. Because the company owns its facilities outright, it enjoys full operational flexibility to curtail mining during peak grid prices and sell electricity back to the grid when demand response programs offer premiums. This autonomy transforms LMFA’s cost base from a fixed liability into a dynamic asset, converting power-market volatility into a source of incremental revenue rather than risk.
If LMFA’s energy sales evolve into recurring, contract-backed demand response revenue, they could become a structurally sustainable income stream — effectively hedging against periods of lower Bitcoin prices or rising network difficulty. In that scenario, each megawatt of capacity becomes not only a mining engine but also a tradable energy asset capable of generating cash yield. Over time, such recurring power income can materially lower LMFA’s all-in cost per Bitcoin mined, reinforcing profitability even in downturns.
By integrating low-cost power, flexible site ownership, and active energy monetization, LMFA is building a vertically integrated, dual-revenue model — one that extracts value both from Bitcoin and from the very energy that powers it. In an industry often defined by single-dimensional economics, LMFA’s infrastructure-first approach provides a resilient, scalable foundation for long-term growth.
About LM Funding America Inc.
LM Funding America, Inc. operates as a cryptocurrency mining and specialty finance company. It operates through two segments, Specialty Finance and Bitcoin Mining Operations. The company also engages in Bitcoin mining operations; and provides funding to nonprofit community associations. LM Funding America, Inc. was founded in 2008 and is based in Tampa, Florida.
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