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🇳🇴 Katılım Ekim 2023
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IREN - The Unexpected Hyperscaler In business, SCALE is best way to make big profits. If there is any team I trust to scale, it's $IREN. At Childress, they printed row after row of data centers, becoming the most profitable BTC miner. Now, with more funding than ever, they are ready to scale their AI Cloud at breakneck speed. Oracle presented their gross profit for IaaS, the numbers look promising. IREN could achieve even lower costs with their DCs. If IREN nails their AI DC building efficiency, scales up to secure GPU/server discounts, and power costs remain stable, they will have by far the lowest cost of operations in the market. As they scale, they will get incremental increases in their revenue stream, secured by years long contracts. This will be used to fund further expansion. Scaling to 3GW and beyond will need a lot of capital. Fortunately, they have the most CRACKED financing team in the industry. And there is a huge appetite to fund the buildout. Challenges 1. Maintaining high AI Cloud uptime as they scale They have 25 years HPC expertise through the acquisition of PodTech in 2020. Since then, they have evolved the team further, launching their AI cloud in February 2024. Undoubtedly learning a lot along the way. The most common reason for cloud downtime is third party failure. IREN is fully vertically integrated: owning land, power, buildings, and servers. 2. Building fast and efficiently Here we can look to the buildout of Childress. While most investors were twiddling their toes, IREN went from 100MW (June 2024) to 650MW (June 2025) in operating capacity. Making them the least dilutive, most profitable, and fastest building bitcoin miner. Some mining companies still suffer PTSD from this event. 3. Competition This is a lucrative industry, hyperscalers and neoclouds are spending their hearts out. Even software companies like Poolside are jumping in. There will be competition that puts downwards pressure on GPU-hour pricing. But let it be clear, building data centers is not easy! That's why others outsource it. And long term, having the lowest expenses is a great advantage. If bare metal GPU prices fall, IREN will be able to out-earn others. Demand and supply is currently highly imbalanced, so I predict good times for all in the next few years. AI Cloud As they scale, they will learn what big customers want in a cloud, and evolve theirs accordingly. Building up talent and expertise as they go along. They are taking a slow and steady approach to the software stack, waiting to see how things evolve. I think the software part of the business can surprise in the future. If I may speculate, IREN could acquire a promising software startup that scales up on their Cloud. But that makes sense at a bigger market cap, no rush now. Closing Some might object, saying this is a commodity, and a race to the bottom. I'd say this commodity is INTELLIGENCE ON DEMAND, which has a different non-physical demand structure. And, in commodity markets, scale is king. That's my summarized investment thesis going forward. Don't panic. Scale = Good. IREN has more cool things about it, I'll link the main X resources below if you want to learn more. @FransBakker9812 satellite image progress at IREN sites. @litigious_dulce AI Cloud deep dives, horse. @bitcoinbutcher1 Valuation, X spaces, cooking tips. @TheKamaHsutra Financial calculations, bedtime reading. @Umbisam Financing insights. @jiahanjimliu Technical & software insights. @pepe_maltese Industry insights, frog. Many good people and animals in this community. This is also a very fun industry! Many cool useful AI tools are coming, and IREN will power them. 😋 Objections welcome, always looking to learn more.
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@LucasBohn125456 @DeepValueBagger Wouldn’t Microsoft prefer bare-metal? So they can run their software on top. Surely it’s been discussed in the contract
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Lucas Bohn@LucasBohn125456·
@DeepValueBagger I've been pounding the table on how running GPU clusters at scale is different than building DC infra. $IREN doesn't have the engineers
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@runners271851 You're kidding. Under 2% but still what is he doing
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@ROIRecruiter They had already sold about $76m of that $200m ATM as of nov 2025
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Matt@ROIRecruiter·
$dgxx $70mil ATM is a reduction of ATM use from what they had before. They had a $200mil ATM now only $70mil. I think they are confident on large institutional funding coming in
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@rk8215 Agreed, we need to see AI revenue this month, they need to stop being so quiet.
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Johan N.@rk8215·
$DGXX Boss, I’m tired. We’re already halfway through April and deep into (fully funded??) Q2 2026 and the ATM news just hit again. This would be fine if my trust in management was still intact… but it’s not. What I see is a stick with no carrot. My patience is running out and I know I am not the only one.
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$DGXX now this is the type of thing you see companies do before signing a large colocation deal or say maybe buy a new power plant! Big things are coming for Digipowerx

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@krasko1199362 @runners271851 Yes exactly, I was under the impression they had all the cash they needed for now, and no debt. If they want the share price up we need AI revenue, but with this ATM over its head will the price go above $3-4?
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krasko@krasko1199362·
@windingwords @runners271851 They expect the share price to go up significantly and they want to capitalize on it. Selling 75m shares at 7 only increases the float by 10m, while selling them at 2 and change would be 32.5m. My issue is that they stated they have enough cash to fund through 2026.
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Parabolic Runners@runners271851·
$DGXX Seems super sketchy to say won’t dilute and spin off USDC because of that and then drop a S-3 that big. Especially after Alec sells shares. Will sit and watch to see the impact the offering has…
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@JackLuxton6 Didn't realize it had fallen this low, worth taking a look
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Jack Luxton@JackLuxton6·
$GLXY is being valued as a Bitcoin proxy at the exact moment its earnings are shifting to contracted AI infrastructure. The market is seeing crypto, not Helios. My full write-up below: open.substack.com/pub/jackluxton…
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Braden Dennis 📊@BradoCapital·
If you ever wonder how serious we are about data... Here is $UNP's company-specific KPIs We do them all manually if you're wondering to ensure quality.
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@mddanishyusuf I was looking for a SQLite web analytics tool that wasn't super basic, actually very little out there. Looks promising
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Mohd Danish@mddanishyusuf·
I built an open-source analytics platform that replaces your $50/mo subscription. Self-hosted. SQLite. Deploy on a $4 VPS in 5 minutes. 📊 Real-time visitor tracking 💳 Stripe conversion tracking (no webhooks) 🤝 Built-in affiliate system 🌍 Cloudflare geo data 🗄️ Zero config database No monthly fees. No data sharing. Own your data forever. ➡️ github.com/mddanishyusuf/…
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@alexcooldev agreed but why not use planetscale postgres at that point, faster n more reliable
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Alex Nguyen@alexcooldev·
A big lesson when using Supabase: use it as a PostgreSQL database instead of relying on the RLS pattern with the Supabase client.
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How it feels launching a big update you spent months coding (I've done no marketing)
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@cramforce @nextjs My comment was a little misdirected probably, was more so talking about cursors benchmark and the usefulness of these benchmarks in general
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Malte Ubl@cramforce·
@windingwords @nextjs There is no claim here beyond the fact that the models performed like this on this evals. This eval does not evaluate TS code quality nor frontend taste
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Next.js@nextjs·
Cursor's Composer 2 just took second place on the Next.js evals leaderboard, beating both Opus and Gemini. See the full rankings ↓ vercel.fyi/next-composer2
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@thegadgetsfan @VictorTaelin It's good for grunt work, but for anything that requires taste or quality I really can't use anything other than Opus.
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Theo Gadet@thegadgetsfan·
@windingwords @VictorTaelin It's a specialised coder rl'd for agentic coding. My own testing has impressed me. I'm still using GPT 5.4 for planning and Opus 4.6 for initial UX builds.
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Taelin@VictorTaelin·
Sorry for posting this again, I'm still processing it: It'd cost >>> $743k per year <<< to run Opus-4.6 fast-mode nonstop Literally my company cannot afford a single person using it for daily coding. And that's a shame because the experience is truly magical. I've spent the last 2 days using it on Pi (nearly $500 gone 💀), and it was the first time I kinda got into the flow state while using an agent, because the feedback is just so fast. This is not something I ever experienced before, definitely not with GPT 5.4's own fast mode. I can't wait for this kind of super fast, super high intelligence to be available for a reasonable cost...
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Theo Gadet@thegadgetsfan·
@VictorTaelin Composer 2 Fast $1.50/M input and $7.50/M Opus 4.6 level confirmed.
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Holt@windingwords·
@sjahmed08 Probably onto something, companies in industries that have big tailwinds but little talk of.
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SamA@sjahmed08·
All FinX influencers talking about $NBIS makes me feel very skeptical of the stock, whereas no one is talking about $DOCN and I am up 110% since buying in December. Very similar theme yet 1/5 the market cap....
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Holt@windingwords·
Tried gpt-5.4-xhigh for coding, big mistake, it's somehow even worse, can't think for itself, leaves hanging variables. It's dumb and super slow. It's 5-10x worse than Opus 4.6, I can't understand how other people are getting good results.
Holt@windingwords

Tried gpt-5.3-codex-high for a few days now, was going to say some nice things about it but it's honestly terrible at just about everything: UI, following instructions, code, & speed. Going back to opus no matter the cost

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Holt@windingwords·
@zeroxjackson @satyanadella One can use an old nextjs version and get instant navigation with no config, yet billion dollar websites hang on every click.
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Jackson@zeroxjackson·
Hey @satyanadella - why does it take four clicks to approve a GitHub PR?
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