TeraWulf's stock fell 5%, extending a month-long decline in AI infrastructure and hosting stocks, even as the broader market remained stable. The drop reflects a sector-wide repricing as investors question the pace of AI data center buildouts, with key contract deliveries expected in 2027 and 2028. Despite recent revenue misses, TeraWulf and peers like IREN and Applied Digital continue to secure long-term contracts, signaling confidence in future growth. Investors should watch upcoming project milestones and sector ETF movements for further direction.
TeraWulf shares are down 3.75% at USD 14.89 on Pluang, while IREN and Applied Digital also show declines of 4.49% and 2.97% respectively. These moves align with the sector's ongoing correction. Prices are as of Sep 15, 2026 22:42 WIB.
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