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IREN Limited has fallen sharply over the past three months, and a highly ranked Wall Street analyst is now arguing the shares can double from current levels. The setup keeps IREN trading as a high-beta proxy for two channels at once: bitcoin hashprice and mining economics on one side, and AI/HPC data center contract wins and financing costs on the other, so drawdowns tend to amplify both BTC weakness and NASDAQ risk-off moves. The specific price target, capacity guidance, and contracted revenue behind the doubling call are not detailed here, so confirmation requires the actual analyst note plus evidence of new AI colocation contracts and funding secured without heavy equity dilution.
As a Research signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around IREN, BTC, IXIC.
Original Source: Yahoo Finance
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