On June 9, CleanSpark rose 8.18% in regular trading, trading at $16.85/share, with trading volume of approximately $254 million. The rally comes after investment firm Chardan raised its price target on CleanSpark from $16 to $19 while maintaining a Buy rating. According to analyst consensus, the stock carries an average Buy rating with a mean price target of $20.50.

The sharp rebound is notable given that CleanSpark had faced significant selling pressure in prior sessions, dropping as much as 16% before narrowing losses to 10% on June 6. The stock carries one of the highest short interest ratios among peers, with approximately 84 million shares sold short, representing 33.45% to 36.6% of the float. This elevated short positioning may be amplifying the upward move as bearish traders cover positions following the bullish analyst action.

CleanSpark operates as a bitcoin miner in the Americas, owning and operating data centers that primarily run on low-carbon power. Its infrastructure supports Bitcoin mining with current hashrate of approximately 42.4 EH/s.

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