TREE NEWS reports: TeraWulf, Core Scientific, Cipher Mining and IREN each fell more than 12% as bitcoin miners led Wall Street’s steepest selloff since July. Hotter-than-expected inflation hit AI infrastructure companies, dragging down the crypto-linked equities alongside the broader market.
Bitcoin miners plunge up to 13% in Wall Street’s worst selloff since July
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The striking part is the coupling: miners sold off not on crypto-specific news but on an inflation print, and via the AI-infrastructure trade many of them now sit inside. That suggests these equities are being repriced as rate-sensitive data-center plays rather than as bitcoin proxies, which changes what their share prices actually track. Whether that correlation holds through the next macro data point is the open question.
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