On June 10, TeraWulf Inc. fell 5.63% in regular trading, trading at $23.82/share, with trading volume of $198 million. The decline was driven by persistent concerns over the company's elevated debt levels and broader weakness across the crypto and AI infrastructure sector.

On the news front, CoinShares previously published a report highlighting that TeraWulf's total debt has reached $5.7 billion, noting that the industry's overall leverage ratio has fundamentally altered its risk profile. This high-debt overhang has continued to weigh on market sentiment. At the sector level, peers including IREN fell 1.63% and AppLovin declined 3.03%, reflecting intensifying selling pressure across the space.

While Bernstein has maintained an Outperform rating with a $36 price target and Morgan Stanley holds a $42 target — both significantly above the current price — and the company recently explored leveraged loan financing with Morgan Stanley for AI infrastructure expansion, short-term price action remains constrained by systemic sector headwinds and debt-related risk repricing.

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