TeraWulf Tumbles 6.75% as $320 Million Volume Slides 20.51% to 317th Rank Amid Support Breakdown and Expansion Delays

TeraWulf (WULF) closed down 6.75% on September 3, 2025, with a trading volume of $320 million, marking a 20.51% decline in turnover compared to the previous day. The stock ranked 317th in trading activity among listed companies.

The price action followed mixed signals from recent developments. A technical analysis report highlighted the stock’s struggle to maintain above key support levels, prompting caution among investors. Additionally, a regulatory filing disclosed potential operational delays in the company’s upcoming data center expansion, raising questions about execution risks.

Market participants noted limited catalysts to drive near-term momentum. While the company had previously announced a partnership with a cloud infrastructure provider, no new updates were released during the reporting period. Analysts emphasized that the absence of material news or earnings reports left the stock vulnerable to broader market sentiment.

Backtesting results indicated a 30-day historical success rate of 68% for long positions initiated at the 50-day moving average, with an average return of 4.2% per trade. Short-term volatility remained elevated, with the stock’s 20-day average true range expanding to 8.7% in recent sessions.