On September 16, Hut 8 Mining Corp fell 5.12% in regular trading, trading at $86.405 per share with turnover of approximately $135 million, extending its recent losing streak.

On the news front, three major AI giants recently called for a slowdown in large-model development, shaking market confidence in the prior compute-capacity expansion thesis. Cloud computing infrastructure stocks sold off broadly, with NEBIUS, CoreWeave, and other peers also facing significant selling pressure.

Notably, Hut 8 had previously rallied on a series of positive catalysts, including Anthropic and Lambda signing a $35 billion cloud computing agreement backed by Nvidia, as well as Nvidia entering into long-term leases worth up to $50 billion for Hut 8's 1-gigawatt AI data center campus in Texas. However, Anthropic's own CEO was among those calling for the R&D slowdown, creating a sharp reversal in sentiment. The confluence of prior-gains profit-taking and a sudden shift in industry outlook amplified the pullback.

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