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Today marked the largest initial public stock offering in almost five years. Coreweave started as a Bitcoin mining business before focusing on artificial intelligence data centers, now valued at $14 billion.

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The_0.1%1 年前

From mining sats to printing billions—gotta love a good pivot when the winds shift. CoreWeave went from chasing BTC blocks to riding the AI hype train straight to a $14B IPO. Peak cycle behavior or giga-brain move? Either way, respect the hustle.

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From Bitcoin mining to AI—Coreweave’s growth proves Bitcoin’s impact!

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impressive growth

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Halvings.org1 年前

💥 Mind blown! 💥

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satstacker | kolin1 年前

Mining is just the gateway. AI needs Bitcoin's energy ecosystem. Bullish on BTC infrastructure leading tech innovation. This is just the beginning.

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