Bitfarms

BITF

Market cap $2.08B

After reporting dismal results two weeks ago, all hope seemed to be lost for investors in this top Bitcoin mining company. However, an impressive shift in both top and bottom line earnings potential in this sector has been realized by a key Bitfarms peer.

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Bitfarms (BITF) announces a strategic shift, fully pivoting to the AI HPC sector and winding down Bitcoin mining by FY2027. BITF aims to capitalize on growing demand for high-performance computing, moving away from volatile cryptocurrency markets. The company plans a gradual transition, ensuring operational continuity and leveraging existing infrastructure for AI-focused services.

CNBC's MacKenzie Sigalos reports the share of stablecoins in crypto's total market cap has climbed to a two-year high, as investors seek shelter from volatility despite bitcoin's rebound and renewed ETF inflows.

BMNR's surging Ethereum-focused strategy and standout stock gains set it apart in the battle of crypto-driven tech players.

Investors often turn to recommendations made by Wall Street analysts before making a Buy, Sell, or Hold decision about a stock. While media reports about rating changes by these brokerage-firm employed (or sell-side) analysts often affect a stock's price, do they really matter?

BITF's shift to HPC/AI drives revenues even as costly upgrades and asset exits pull its gross mining margin sharply lower.

Overall sentiment among cryptocurrencies and companies tracking this sector has disintegrated. Some of this is being driven by outside forces, with other investors concerned about crypto-specific risk.

BITF's bold pivot into HPC/AI faces mounting costs, execution risks and valuation concerns that cloud its growth outlook.

Bitfarms reported Q3 numbers, which showed improvements in revenue, but the company's loss per share stayed the same. Both Bitfarms' revenue and earnings missed analyst expectations, leading many to expect analyst downgrades on the horizon.