TeraWulf Tumbles 2.51% as $370M Volume Slides to 296th in U.S. Liquidity Amid Regulatory Risks

On September 15, 2025, , , ranking 296th among U.S. equities by liquidity. The drop marked a continuation of its volatile performance amid broader market uncertainty

Recent developments suggest mixed signals for the cryptocurrency mining firm. A regulatory inquiry into energy consumption practices in its Texas operations has raised operational risks, though no enforcement actions have been announced. Meanwhile, a partnership with a European provider was cited as a potential catalyst for long-term growth, though immediate market impact remains limited

Analysts highlight the company’s exposure to Bitcoin price swings and hardware cost fluctuations as key drivers of short-term volatility. With institutional interest in crypto infrastructure waning, TeraWulf’s ability to secure stable power contracts and optimize mining efficiency will likely dictate its near-term trajectory

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