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Linkhome CFO Li Na disposes of $45,000 in shares

Linkhome CFO Li Na disposes of $45,000 in shares

Li Na, CFO and Director at Linkhome Holdings Inc., recently sold 30,000 shares of the company's common stock, worth $45,000, on April 28, 2026. The transfer, made privately, came as a surprise given the stock's current price of $1.01, which is significantly lower than the transaction price. The filing revealed that the transaction was late due to an administrative error.

Despite the stock's volatility, AI analysis suggests it's currently undervalued. Li Na also acquired 3.8 million shares from the US Innovation Foundation on September 24, 2026, as a gift from Qin Zhen. Both transactions were classified as private transfers of restricted securities, filed late due to administrative errors. The acquisition underscores Li Na's significant ownership in the company.

Meanwhile, Linkhome Holdings Inc. has announced the launch of its decentralized AI compute platform, OpenLink, and a $10.5 million enterprise AI services agreement. The company is also expanding into AI infrastructure services, including GPU cloud solutions and enterprise AI tools, alongside its existing real estate and financial technology businesses.

Recently, Linkhome purchased Mortgage One Group, a warehouse lender with $28 million in capacity, to expand into the mortgage lending industry.

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