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Earlier this week, bitcoin broke above US$92,000, lifting sentiment across cryptocurrency-related equities and driving renewed interest in bitcoin mining companies such as TeraWulf.
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The move highlighted how sensitive TeraWulf’s market value remains to short-term bitcoin price swings, even as it expands into broader digital infrastructure and AI-focused hosting.
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With bitcoin’s latest surge providing a fresh tailwind, we’ll now examine how this renewed crypto momentum interacts with TeraWulf’s evolving investment narrative.
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To own TeraWulf, you need to believe its shift from pure bitcoin mining toward contracted AI and HPC hosting can offset crypto volatility while eventually improving profitability. The latest bitcoin move above US$92,000 supports short term sentiment and has lifted the share price, but it does not change the key near term catalyst, which remains execution and ramp up on large hosting contracts, nor the main risk around heavy capital needs and the strain they place on the balance sheet.
Against this backdrop, the Fluidstack alliance, backed by Google’s multi billion dollar lease support, looks especially relevant as interest in bitcoin miners resurfaces. While the stock still reacts quickly to bitcoin price swings, this type of long dated hyperscale contract is central to TeraWulf’s effort to build more predictable, infrastructure style cash flows that could gradually reduce its dependence on crypto pricing cycles.
Yet, beneath the excitement around AI hosting, investors should be aware that…
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TeraWulf’s narrative projects $920.8 million revenue and $157.9 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how TeraWulf’s forecasts yield a $21.44 fair value, a 52% upside to its current price.
Across 9 fair value views from the Simply Wall St Community, estimates range widely from US$4.92 to US$26 per share, underscoring very different expectations. You are seeing this dispersion at the same time as TeraWulf’s large, capital intensive push into AI and HPC hosting puts real pressure on cash needs and balance sheet resilience, which could matter a lot for how the story ultimately plays out.
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