Shares of TeraWulf (NASDAQ:WULF) are up 7% to $17.33 in Friday midday trading, leading a broad rebound across the Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) miner complex after a soft prior session. Also higher, Applied Digital (NASDAQ:APLD) stock is climbing 4% to $26.74.
Shares of TeraWulf (NASDAQ:WULF) are down 4% to $16.50 in Thursday's midday session, trimming a slice of what's been a 43.6% year-to-date advance for the stock.
Bitcoin-linked data center operators are rebounding today as Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) stabilizes near recent lows, and none of the intraday moves trace to a fresh company announcement.
TeraWulf (WULF) has strategically pivoted from Bitcoin mining to high-margin high-performance computing (HPC) leases, securing major contracts with Google and FluidStack. WULF's aggressive data center buildout, including Chesapeake and Muskie campuses, underpins a projected ramp to 2,900 MW cloud capacity by decade's end. I see significant upside for WULF, supported by a potential 10-12x forward price-to-revenue multiple and robust AI-driven demand trends.
TeraWulf (NASDAQ:WULF) stock is up 6% to $16.90 Thursday morning, while Applied Digital (NASDAQ:APLD) shares are climbing 5% to $28.12. Both names are riding a read-across from someone else's earnings report.
Friday's selling in AI-pivoting Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) miners tracks their 2026 gains almost perfectly, a signature of profit-taking and position unwinding rather than a reassessment of any company's contracts or economics.
Top neocloud stocks are falling this week, erasing some of the gains they made last week when many of them published strong financial results. Nebius stock plunged to $241 from this month's high of $280.
TeraWulf is upgraded from Hold to Buy as the stock drops to $15, making valuation more attractive despite ongoing risks. WULF has rapidly shifted from bitcoin mining to HPC leasing, now generating over 70% of revenue from AI infrastructure contracts. Contracted revenue has doubled to $27 billion, with 839 MW leased and a 2.1 GW pipeline, but significant capex and dilution risks remain.
Shares of Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) miners pivoting to AI infrastructure are moving lower together Tuesday morning, with Cipher Mining (NASDAQ:CIFR) stock down 9% to $16.77 and TeraWulf (NASDAQ:WULF) shares down 7% to $16.45.
The 20Y Anthropic deal confirms the durability of AI compute demand, while lending credence to WULF's build-first-and-lease-later strategy. The acquisition of Morgantown Generating Station underscores their strategic positioning as a power-centric digital infrastructure provider monetizing the AI super cycle. The $27B backlog underpins WULF's near-term cash flow/balance sheet/bottom-line headwinds, as they ramp up their aggressive capex plans.
WULF is scaling HPC leasing with 102 MW operating, a $19 billion Anthropic deal and $1.45 billion liquidity as construction costs pressure near-term profits.
Investors considering TeraWulf stock should keep their position sizes moderate given the company's capital requirements, execution risks and history of volatility.