NASDAQ:CRWV 10 December 2025 - 19 December 2025

CoreWeave shares jumped about 10% to $74.68 in mid-morning trading Friday after the company announced it joined the U.S. Department of Energy’s Genesis Mission. Citi reinstated coverage with a Buy/High Risk rating and a $135 price target, citing robust demand but warning of supply and timing pressures.

CoreWeave shares closed at $67.68 on Friday, rebounding sharply after a late-year selloff but still down over 60% from their mid-2025 high. The company, which went public in March at $40, remains volatile as investors weigh strong AI demand against high debt and execution risks.

CoreWeave shares rose nearly 5% to around $68 by late morning Dec. 18, rebounding after days of heavy selling tied to concerns over debt and data-center financing. The move followed Micron’s strong outlook and analyst comments suggesting recent losses in CoreWeave may have been overdone. The stock traded between $64.89 and $68.90, with a 52-week range of $33 to $187.

CoreWeave shares closed at $64.54 Wednesday, down 7.1%, after a volatile session amid a broad selloff in AI infrastructure stocks. The stock edged up to $64.68 in early after-hours trading. Investor concerns centered on the pace and financing of AI data center expansion, with related uncertainty around Oracle’s OpenAI-linked project adding pressure to the sector.

CoreWeave shares fell 3.81% to $69.59 on Dec. 16, capping a roughly 20% slide since Dec. 11 and leaving the stock down sharply from its June peak near $187. About 13.33 million shares traded as investors reacted to concerns over AI data center economics, construction delays, and criticism from short seller Jim Chanos.

CoreWeave (CRWV) closed Monday at $72.35, down 7.9% after headlines on insider selling triggered a sharp selloff. Volume hit about 31 million shares. After-hours trading kept the stock flat near its close. SEC filings show insider sales were mainly tied to tax withholding and pre-set 10b5‑1 plans.

CoreWeave shares fell about 7.75% to $72.50 by 15:18 UTC Monday, extending recent volatility. The drop follows the company’s $2.25 billion convertible notes offering, which revived concerns over leverage, dilution, and insider selling. The stock remains up over 125% since its March IPO but trades about 50% below its June peak.

CoreWeave (NASDAQ: CRWV) closed at $78.59 Friday after completing a $2.59 billion convertible-notes sale, including a full option exercise. Shares swung between $77.71 and $87.60 during the session. The company announced new AI cloud contracts and enterprise tools. Analysts remain divided, citing strong demand but ongoing concerns over leverage and dilution.

CoreWeave (NASDAQ: CRWV) closed at $78.59 on Dec. 12, down 10% after a volatile week marked by a $2.25 billion convertible notes offering and concerns over AI infrastructure spending. Shares fell 8.9% from Monday’s close, with trading volume spiking to 35 million. The new debt matures in 2031 at a 1.75% coupon and an initial conversion price of $107.80 per share.

CoreWeave (NASDAQ: CRWV) closed down 10.06% at $78.59 on Dec. 12, 2025, with after-hours trading slipping further to $78.34. The drop followed a broader selloff in AI and tech stocks amid renewed concerns over an “AI bubble” and rising Treasury yields. CoreWeave announced a new partnership to power Runway’s AI video models, but the news failed to offset market pressure.

CoreWeave shares closed at $87.38 Friday, down 0.9%, after announcing a new AI infrastructure deal with video-generation firm Runway. The contract will see Runway use CoreWeave’s NVIDIA-powered systems for large-scale AI video model training. Investors remain cautious amid ongoing debates about CoreWeave’s leverage and dilution as the AI sector faces renewed scrutiny over spending and returns.

CoreWeave shares fell 0.9% to $87.38 Thursday, then edged higher after hours as investors reacted to credit concerns, Oracle’s earnings miss, and a new AI video deal with Runway. Trading volume neared 26 million shares. The stock remains down about 60% from its peak despite large year-to-date gains. Oracle’s results triggered a sector-wide selloff, raising doubts about AI infrastructure spending.

CoreWeave shares fell 2.76% to $88.16 Wednesday, then dropped over 3% more after hours to around $85, following news of a $2.25 billion convertible note deal. Trading volume topped 26 million shares as investors weighed the company’s increased leverage. The offering, set to settle December 11, will raise funds for AI infrastructure and capped call transactions. CoreWeave remains well above its March IPO price but far below its 52-week high.