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CoreWeave shares fall as bond yields climb above 15 percent
Image: The Crypto BasicCoreWeave shares fell sharply as yields on its debt climbed toward 15% or higher. The AI cloud provider relies on borrowed money to fund its AI data center and computing equipment buildout. CoreWeave reported a revenue backlog of about $104 billion. A tokenized instrument linked to its shares, CRWVB, was quoted at $61.58, down about 19% over 24 hours. The stock closed Wednesday at $65.78, down 15.46%, and fell another 6.31% in Thursday premarket trading.
Key points
- CoreWeave is an AI cloud provider that rents GPU computing power and funds data centers with debt.
- CoreWeave's debt and interest costs are central to the credit-market concerns.
Why it matters
The selloff shows how credit stress at an AI infrastructure firm can affect both its shares and a tokenized instrument linked to them. CRWVB was quoted at $61.58, down about 19% over 24 hours.
What's unclear
The reports cite different yields for CoreWeave's 2032 notes on different dates, near 15% and just over 16%, without clarifying whether the same bond is being compared.
Sources · 2 publishers
The Crypto Basic
Tier 2
CoreWeave Stock Falls Another 6% as Bond Yields Top 15% Despite CEO Reassurance
Coverage timeline
- First reported by Crypto Briefing
- Also reported by The Crypto Basic
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