WULF Stock Rebounds From Lowest Close In Over A Year, B. Riley Says Selloff ‘In No Way’ Justified
TeraWulf (WULF) shares rebounded 12% on Friday, reaching around $11, after reporting Q3 revenue of $76.2M, up 51% YoY. B. Riley analyst Nick Giles reiterated a 'Buy' rating, citing strong HPC lease income and unjustified selloff. The company's net income was $709.9M, driven by a non-cash gain. Google (GOOG, GOOGL) will provide credit support for TeraWulf's Anthropic lease.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
The Q3 earnings beat and B. Riley's reaffirmed Buy rating triggered a 12% price rebound, suggesting the market had previously over‑penalized the stock.
Market read
The fresh earnings data and analyst endorsement provide a concrete catalyst for short‑term traders, while longer‑term exposure to crypto‑mining volatility remains a risk.
What to watch
Potential dilution from warrant liabilities and the need for financing of the Anthropic lease may limit upside.
Background
TeraWulf (WULF) is a Nasdaq‑listed provider of high‑performance computing capacity for cryptocurrency mining and other workloads.
Ticker impact
TeraWulf reported Q3 revenue of $76.2M, 51% YoY growth and a 12% stock rebound after B. Riley reiterated a Buy rating.
upward pressure as the market prices in the revenue beat and buy rating.
The earnings beat and strong lease income are fresh data; the stock already jumped 12% on the news.
Market effects
High‑performance computing lease revenue growth may boost sentiment in the crypto‑mining and data‑center sectors.
U.S. micro‑cap tech stocks could see modest buying interest.
Limited to investors focused on niche HPC and crypto‑related equities.
Counterpoint
The recent revenue decline in Bitcoin mining could signal longer‑term headwinds despite the earnings beat.
Key entities
- analystNick Giles
B. Riley analyst who reiterated a Buy rating on WULF.
- partnerAlphabet/Google
Provided a credit backdrop for TeraWulf's upcoming Anthropic lease.




