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u/MenaceFromPlanetZark 3 days ago :DDNerd: 🄳🄳 :DDNerd:

CIFR, about to go on a big run. Here's why.

Thats $CIFR . Pls read and get a bag on Mondays open Cipher Digital (CIFR) — the setup is about to click into gear. Only 7bill mc with 11.4B contracted Cipher isn't a bitcoin miner anymore — it's a hyperscale AI landlord with $11.4B in contracted lease revenue already locked in across 10–15 year terms with tenants like AWS and Fluidstack, plus a $5.5B Amazon deal at Black Pearl. Contracts / clients 907 MW of operating + contracted capacity, three signed hyperscaler campus leases Anchor tenants: Amazon, Fluidstack — long-duration, investment-grade counterparties 3.3 GW pipeline advancing (5.3 GW total portfolio), with Reveille and Ulysses already holding interconnection approvals and targeting 2027 energization Balance sheet — funded to build \~$715M unrestricted cash on hand \~$3.5B restricted cash sitting at the project entities, earmarked for construction Fresh $200M undrawn corporate revolver just closed $2.0B project bond just closed for Black Pearl Debt is almost entirely nonrecourse, tied to the contracted assets themselves — construction risk is isolated from the parent The ramp to 2027 NOI is projected to go from roughly $97M in 2026 to nearly $700M in 2027 as Barber Lake, Black Pearl, and Stingray energize and the Amazon/Fluidstack leases start converting to cash flow. Average annualized NOI across the base lease terms is guided at $787M, climbing to $892M by 2035. Why it's mispriced The stock still trades like a leftover bitcoin miner — roughly 10x 2027 NOI targets — while only about 13% of the total pipeline is even under contract yet. Every incremental lease signed on the remaining 87% is pure optionality the market isn't pricing in. With hyperscalers scrambling for power-ready sites and Cipher sitting on approved interconnects at scale, the re-rating case writes itself.
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  2. u/Pristine-Net2478 1 3 days ago
    I would buy SLNH instead way cheaper than CIFR
  3. u/MenaceFromPlanetZark OP 1 3 days ago
    They don't have 700 million guareenteed revenue in 2027, cifr does. They don't have 11.5 billion revenue in contracts with hyperscalers like AWS and Amazon. I hate to break it to you but CIfR will go up sooner then SLNH and NUAI which are way more gambles and pre mature with no clients, and way less energy running and in the ground, 621 percent revenue increase is amongst the highest of all. I will buy SLNH and NUAI but later on. cIFR will run first
  4. u/Pristine-Net2478 1 3 days ago
    Or NUAI
  5. u/[deleted] 1 3 days ago

    [deleted] — already gone when the archive first saw it

  6. u/drholeinwood 1 3 days ago
    Love the CIFR ride. This stock is super volatile but if you get in at the dip you can usually exit quickly for a nice profit. Been in and out of this like a cheap prostitute but its starting to even out. Lower than most of it's minimums at the minute and touches the mid 20s. Currently 17.51 and very likely to hit 22-24 again this week on the bounce back.
  7. u/15xorbust 1 3 days ago
    APLD $8 billion market cap with $36 billion contracted over 70% from investment grade hyperscalers. All 15 year non-cancelable take or pay leases. 5 massive AI factories under construction all contracted out for this $36 billion. Building in 3 red states none of which have statewide datacenter freezes or moratoriums - unlike Texas for new grid connections to ERCOT if not already permitted. You want to talk about undervalued by the market? Start with APLD. CIFR is good. I just think APLD is even better in the same sector. Or own both in some proportion.
  8. u/[deleted] 1 3 days ago

    [removed] — already gone when the archive first saw it

  9. u/DraGonKniGht2024 1 3 days ago
    ....where's the why?