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Hut 8 reported quarterly earnings of $0.98 per share, beating the analyst consensus estimate of a $0.73 loss, yet HUT plunged 23.18%. The quarter also featured a $1.07 billion revolving credit facility, share repurchases, and progress across its AI data center portfolio. The sharp reversal suggests investors looked beyond the earnings beat, but the available facts do not establish one definitive cause for the selloff.

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00:00HUT 8 beat earnings, then plunged 23.18%. Why? Benzinga reported earnings of $0.98 per share
00:10against a $0.73 estimate, while sales of $71.071 million missed the $75.928 million estimate.
00:22An SEC filing separately detailed expanded data center capacity,
00:27new financing, and share repurchases. None of the supplied reports explicitly tied the sell-off
00:34to a particular result, so the earnings release is a likely factor rather than a confirmed
00:40explanation. Financials rose 3.46% today, so this move ran against its own sector.
00:49More on financial services, full recap linked.
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