TeraWulf Skyrockets 72% After Google Boosts Stake by 14%—Here’s Why It Matters

Google just threw gasoline on TeraWulf's fire—and Wall Street's scrambling to keep up.

The crypto mining play exploded 72% after the tech giant upped its stake by 14%, proving even Silicon Valley can't resist Bitcoin's siren song. Forget 'measured investments'—this is a full-throttle bet on blockchain's dirty little engine room.

Mining's back in vogue, and the suits are late as usual. While traditional finance was busy dismissing crypto as dead, the smart money was loading up on picks and shovels. Now the same institutions that called mining wasteful are suddenly bullish on kilowatt-chomping ASICs.

One hedge fund manager (who definitely didn't short TeraWulf last week) told us: 'This validates our energy-infrastructure thesis.' Sure it does, pal.

Bottom line? When Google zigzags into your sector, pay attention. Even if it's just to watch finance Twitter melt down over a 14% stake moving markets like it's 2021 again.

Fluidstack Partnership Expands Capacity

Earlier last week, TeraWulf signed two 10-year agreements with AI cloud provider Fluidstack, adding over 200 megawatts at Lake Mariner. Fluidstack exercised an option for another 160 MW, bringing total IT load to 360 MW. 

TeraWulf’s CTO Nazar Khan said the early expansion highlights the site’s reliability and scalability, with potential revenue of up to $16 billion through lease extensions.

The CB-5 project will start its operations in the second half of 2026. Analysts observe that the use of idle Bitcoin mining capacity to perform AI workloads is an emerging trend, but needs technological adaptation.

The action reflects investor confidence and makes TeraWulf a primary player in AI-driven data infrastructure.

Also Read: TeraWulf Lands $3.7B AI Data Deal with Google-Backed Fluidstack