TeraWulf's Muskie site in Kentucky offers upside beyond Bernstein's model. Bernstein maps a gross power pipeline of 3.6 GW by the early 2030s across five sites in New York, Kentucky and Maryland, but models Muskie at 1 GW while CEO Paul Prager says he is increasingly optimistic about expanding it to 2 GW, with active tenant talks and near-term power. Spreading sites across states de-risks single-grid or New York moratorium issues, on top of the $19B Anthropic deal. x.com 

TeraWulf should break all-time highs now on its Anthropic news, after neocloud stocks fell 30-50%. x.com 

TeraWulf rushed to sell more shares right after breaking out above $20, despite a first-quarter miss. It is offering $800 million of common stock, plus up to $120 million more for underwriters, to help fund a data center in Hawesville, Kentucky. Preliminary Q1 revenue of $30-35 million fell short of the $39.17 million consensus, with adjusted EBITDA of just $0-3 million. x.com 

Wells Fargo's estimate for TeraWulf's pipeline sites looks light, and management can be trusted to convert them. Wells initiated at Overweight with a $30 target, about $15 a share from contracted leases and $15 from probability-weighted pipeline. It models ~$3.8B of 2030 run-rate NOI versus a ~$1.5B signed book from Anthropic, Fluidstack and Core42, with ~$2B across Muskie, Hawkeye and Morgantown. Per @PSInvestor, the target is 2x from here if pipeline converts; watch the first Muskie lease. … Show more

TeraWulf's pivot from bitcoin mining to AI compute is drawing financing and analyst support after a reported $19B AI data-center lease with Anthropic. Per Bloomberg, citing CFO Patrick Fleury, it plans about $3.5B of leveraged loans and high-yield bonds, run by Morgan Stanley, to build the Kentucky campus under a 20-year Anthropic lease. Rosenblatt and Bernstein raised targets, with Bernstein seeing up to 70% upside. It must hold above $24.50 to keep its reclaim alive. x.com  x.com 

TeraWulf's reported $20 billion lease with Anthropic and roughly 3 gigawatts of compute capacity look like barely hidden fraud for a formerly bankrupt company now competing with Meta on capacity. x.com  x.com 

TeraWulf stands out among bitcoin miners pivoting to AI data centers because its massive 20-year Anthropic deal gives it real legitimacy, and some capacity is already energized, moving it beyond pure hype. Plenty of execution and buildout risk remains before that partnership produces, and the chart is losing its uptrend line, suggesting more short-term chop. Long term, it should do well if the buildout goes well and the AI revolution is real. x.com 

TeraWulf's lease rates are repricing higher as scarce powered shells grow more valuable. Lake Mariner's Fluidstack leases came in around $1.86M per MW-year and the Anthropic deal at roughly $2.37M, a 27% increase. Nvidia's 15%+ AI server price hike falls on tenants, not landlords, making speed to power more valuable. Its warrant charge hits when the stock rises, so headline EPS is an anti-signal. The key watch item is pricing on the $3.5B Kentucky loan this fall. x.com 

TeraWulf's completed data centers could make later campuses easier to fund if delivery experience improves costs, contingencies or financing terms. Leases precede rent, so tenant acceptance, cash-rent dates and final costs must be checked against budgets. Cash available after lender obligations and owner capital per megawatt on the next campus will show whether shareholders gain more than another site; major tenant wins alone do not prove that improvement. x.com 

TeraWulf can keep collecting rent if Fluidstack is acquired because its Lake Mariner leases would transfer with the tenant. Google backstops Fluidstack's obligations, and TeraWulf also signed Anthropic directly in Kentucky. Gartner's forecast that over 80% of neoclouds cease independent operations by 2030 includes acquisitions, not just failures, so it need not mean lost rent for TeraWulf. x.com