
The Mining Pod | Blockspace Media TeraWulf Q3 Recap: Future AI Deals, Capital Structure, and the Future of WULF’s BTC Mining
Nov 15, 2025
Patrick Fleury, CFO of TeraWulf, dives into the company's groundbreaking Q3, where they generated $7.2 million in AI revenue and secured significant contracts with FluidStack and Core42. He discusses the balancing act of their complex capital structure amid rising demand for high-power computing. A chilling forecast emerges as he warns of a potential U.S. hashrate drop to 5-10% by 2028, raising concerns about Bitcoin's security and the dominance of miners like Bitmain.
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China-Controlled Hashrate Risk
- Patrick Fleury warns Bitmain could become the largest miner by 2028 if U.S. hashrate collapses.
- He says centralization risk could make Bitcoin mining a national security issue for the U.S.
Read Filings To Reveal Partners
- TerraWulf disclosed recognition agreements with Google and FluidStack and hinted unnamed partners.
- Patrick signals readers should connect public filings and press coverage to infer partnerships.
HPC Margins Far Exceed Mining
- TerraWulf reports high-power-compute (HPC) segment margins near 72% in a stub quarter.
- Patrick expects HPC project-level net operating income to trend toward 85% as leases scale.
