Since our last year’s roundup of Bitcoin mining stocks, stock price has doubled, having gone from $4.39 to the current $8.98 per share. During this rise, the Maryland-based company diversified into two core subsidiaries: WULF Compute and WULF Mining.

While WULF Mining continues Bitcoin mining operations, benefiting from price rise, WULF Compute is offering data centers for high-performance computing (HPC) and AI workloads. This dual focus makes TeraWulf an attractive candidate for investors seeking exposure not only to Bitcoin’s role as a hedge against central banking, but also to the secular growth of the AI/HPC megatrend.

Recent Big Tech investment in WULF stock makes it even clearer. The company’s dual-track model of Bitcoin…