VanEck said shares of Bitcoin miners that moved into AI data centres fell an average of 35% in October, with debt worries at GPU lessors such as CoreWeave spreading to Hut 8 and Core Scientific. The firm argued the sell-off ignores fundamentals and that long-term lease contracts remain intact.
VanEck says AI-focused Bitcoin miners fell 35% in October and look oversold
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VanEck research found shares of Bitcoin miners moving into AI data centre leasing fell roughly 35% in October, though signed leases remain intact. VanEck attributed the selloff to rising financing costs, macro sentiment and debt worries at GPU lessors such as CoreWeave, saying long-term lease value is underestimated.
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VanEck says AI-focused Bitcoin miners fell 35% in October and look oversold
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