TeraWulf Inc. dropped 8.1% to $19.20 by Tuesday afternoon, sinking as low as $18.63, even while tech stocks benefited from softer inflation numbers. Volume was heavy, with more than 36.7 million shares changing hands by 1:16 p.m., already topping its usual daily pace. The disconnect raises questions for investors over how much AI revenue will flow to equity once construction debt is paid off. That’s the issue in focus.
TeraWulf Inc. finished Friday at $21.97, only a 3.7% gain from its July 2 close, after announcing a $19 billion, 20-year data-center lease with Anthropic. The stock fell 5.3% Friday. Traders are now less focused on the contract size and more concerned about build-out costs.
TeraWulf Inc. shares fell 5.3% to finish at $21.97 on Friday. Investors are looking at the financing needs for its planned AI data center in Kentucky. The stock drop came after news broke that TeraWulf is looking to raise around $3.5 billion to fund the Anthropic-leased project.
TeraWulf Inc. traded higher Thursday after the company put a number on the cost of converting its $19 billion Anthropic lease into an operational AI campus: $3.5 billion in fresh debt.
TeraWulf Inc. shares jumped on Wednesday, leading a mixed U.S. tape, as investors returned to the bitcoin miner-turned-digital infrastructure firm after its long-term lease with Anthropic reset the market’s view of its AI data-center business. The stock closed at $22.83, up 12.8%, and was quoted at $23.22 after hours at 5:01 p.m. in New York.
Anthropic put a price on its AI expansion Monday, signing a 20-year, $19 billion lease with TeraWulf Inc. for 401 MW of compute power in Kentucky. The agreement gives investors an early look at what a leading AI lab is spending, ahead of Anthropic’s IPO filing.
U.S. stocks traded mixed Monday. Traders picked up AI supply-chain and data-center stocks, but the Dow was behind. The main New York Stock Exchange session goes from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET. U.S. equity markets were shut July 3 for the Independence Day holiday.
TeraWulf Inc. has signed a 20-year lease with Anthropic for its Justified Data campus in Hawesville, Kentucky. The deal sets a new public benchmark for AI data-center space at roughly $2.37 million per MW per year, not counting renewals or any pass-through items.
TeraWulf Inc is under more pressure than the daily chart suggests. Shares finished down 10.18% at $21.18 on Thursday, the last regular session before the Independence Day break. The stock has now lost 26.4% over seven consecutive losing sessions since closing at $28.78 on June 23. Nasdaq’s holiday calendar for 2026 lists July 3 as a closure for Independence Day observed.
TeraWulf Inc. is stuck with more than just a sharp drop after last week. Shares of the bitcoin miner-turned-AI data center firm slid 10.87% to close out at $25.83 for the week. Volume jumped on Friday, with 66.3 million shares trading hands. That compares to a 65-day average volume of about 30.2 million, WSJ data shows. The stock started the week with a run to a 52-week high of $29.84, but finished Friday down 13.4% from that peak.
TeraWulf Inc. shares dropped Friday. Volume ran at more than twice the 65-day average. Investors sold down one of the year’s top AI-power plays, though the stock kept a sizeable premium.
TeraWulf Inc. climbed roughly 10% to $25.18 on Tuesday, putting its valuation close to $10.7 billion, after saying it plans an Eastern Kentucky campus designed to bring in over 1 gigawatt of data-center capacity.
Keel Infrastructure Corp. shares gained Tuesday, with investors moving back into stocks tied to key pieces of artificial-intelligence expansion like power, land, and grid access.
TeraWulf Inc. slipped 6.5 cents to $16.35 by Tuesday afternoon, pulling back after Monday’s 11.86% surge to a $16.41 close. Traders weighed if the previous session’s leap hinted at bigger changes or simply echoed new project headlines.
TeraWulf shares spiked at the open on Friday, then quickly gave back much of the move. Bitcoin’s rally helped spark the early surge, while investors tried to size up new concerns over the cost of the company’s AI data-center project. WULF last traded up 0.6% to $14.76 after hitting $15.99 earlier.
TeraWulf fell 3.6% to end Thursday at $14.67, trimming gains from the prior day’s 6.1% rally. Analyst Bill Papanastasiou of Keefe, Bruyette & Woods lowered his price target to $23 from $24, though he’s sticking with an Outperform call.
TeraWulf Inc edged 0.1% higher to $17.94 ahead of Thursday’s U.S. premarket session, as some investors moved in before the bitcoin miner and data-center operator posts its Q4 results. On Wednesday, the stock settled at $17.92. Public.com pre-market data