Bitcoin Miner's Revenue Increased, Its Stock Fell 17%: Artificial Intelligence Took the Lead
Original headlineBitcoin Madencisinin Geliri Arttı, Hissesi Yüzde 17 Düştü: Yapay Zekâ Öne Geçti
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IREN’s AI cloud revenue climbed to roughly $200 million, overtaking its Bitcoin mining income, yet the company’s shares closed Thursday down 17% amid a broader technology selloff. The shift marks a notable inflection for the miner-turned-AI-infrastructure provider, as artificial intelligence services now outpace its original crypto mining business. The stock drop came despite the revenue increase, reflecting investor sensitivity to wider tech-market weakness rather than company-specific fundamentals. The development matters because it signals how Bitcoin miners are increasingly pivoting toward AI compute to diversify revenue streams. What to watch next is whether IREN’s AI cloud segment can sustain its momentum and whether the equity can recover once tech-sector selling pressure eases.
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