On July 9, Bitdeer Technologies rose 8.24% in regular trading, trading at $13.65/share, with turnover of $24.79 million.

On the news front, the computing power leasing sector has been oscillating between oversold rebounds and pullbacks since early July, when Meta's announced plans to enter the AI computing cloud services market triggered a sector-wide sell-off. Bitdeer experienced a cumulative decline exceeding 17% from July 1 to July 3, followed by an 8.09% rebound on July 6, then another 8.21% drop on July 7. The current session represents yet another recovery attempt. Notably, peer stock IREN Ltd was essentially flat on the same day, indicating clear sector divergence.

Additionally, the company's previously signed colocation lease agreement for its Tydal AI data center in Norway has not yet become effective and remains subject to the completion of certain external conditions, limiting near-term fundamental catalysts.

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