Hut 8 remains a great stock because of its 10GW pipeline, even after the run that followed its Anthropic partnership. x.comÂ
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Hut 8's thesis as an owner of energy infrastructure for modern technologies is as strong today as ever. The company has executed very well against that thesis since it was laid out in October 2024. x.comÂ
IREN and Hut 8 look like buying opportunities because they just locked in multi-billion-dollar contracts while the market keeps pushing them lower. That selloff is a gift, not a red flag. The AI infrastructure trade rests on a power shortage that has persisted for over a year, and more energy is needed. x.comÂ
Hut 8 has signed away nearly 1GW of power and land in colocation deals for pennies on the dollar, making it a stock worth shorting for anyone willing to short at all. Colocation plays are off-limits until rates improve. x.comÂ
Hut 8 gains long-term AI infrastructure exposure backed by Nvidia. Per the WSJ, relayed by @StockMKTNewz, Anthropic's $35B compute deal with Lambda will run in a data center Hut 8 is building in Nueces County, Texas, where Nvidia itself holds the lease. Neoclouds remain very attractive at current prices. x.com x.comÂ
Hut 8 is turning from a bitcoin miner into an AI data center operator with long-term contracted revenue, built on controlling low-cost power and developing its own facilities. On May 6 it signed a 15-year, 352 MW Beacon Point lease with an investment-grade tenant, worth $9.8 billion take-or-pay and up to $25.1 billion with renewals. That lifts contracted AI capacity to 597 MW and base contract value to about $16.8 billion across River Bend and Beacon Point, with gigawatt-scale expansion planned. … Show more
Hut 8 has a long history of failing to execute, and institutions backing it will learn that the hard way. @pred3500, in the post the author replies to, cites more delays and argues Hut 8's projected 7.7 GW of power is unsecured and only on paper, with no recent data-center buildout progress shown. x.comÂ
Hut 8 is turning from a bitcoin miner into an AI power company, a shift mainstream financial media is missing. Its Phase 2 Beacon Point contract is a 15-year triple-net lease with a top investment-grade tenant, adding 352 MW of IT capacity for a 704 MW campus, worth $9.8 billion in total with about $655 million in average annual net operating income and no capex burden on Hut 8. Benchmark doubled its price target to $165, and Lucid Capital has a $226 target. x.comÂ
Neoclouds such as Hut 8 are the play on an AI capacity shortage, as big AI companies and labs race to lock in capacity years ahead. AI cloud backlogs have passed $150B, and one provider said it could sell out its 2027 capacity at today's terms. Hut 8 is a bitcoin miner turning its power infrastructure into AI data centers, and its 1GW Texas campus is now fully leased. x.comÂ
Hut 8 is following a dangerous precedent of self-leveraging data-center buildouts by packaging tenant leases into asset-backed securities, as Blackstone's QTS began doing. Construction debt builds a data center, its 15-year lease backs debt issuance, and the proceeds fund distributions and equity for more projects, so $10B of equity can snowball into $180B of projects. The same cycle in late-1990s manufactured homes contributed to the mortgage crisis. x.comÂ
Hut 8 is attempting a recovery after stabilizing at $75-$76. Whale accumulation on the weekly chart keeps rising, now at 89.6%, and a momentum panel has turned bullish, a setup that typically precedes a bullish candle. The last two volatility holes accurately called tops, with breaks of the lower boundary followed by sharp declines. x.comÂ