Morgan Stanley has issued investment recommendations for three Bitcoin (BTC) mining companies, with an Overweight rating for Cypher Mining and Terrawolf and an Underweight rating for Mara Holdings. The analysts believe mining companies should be viewed as infrastructure assets rather than stocks tied to the price of Bitcoin. According to CoinDesk, a cryptocurrency media outlet, on the 9th (local time), Morgan Stanley issued an Overweight rating for Cypher Mining (CIFR) and Terrawolf (WULF), and an Underweight rating for Mara Holdings (MARA, formerly Marathon Digital). In its report, Morgan Stanley explained, "If a mining company has built a data center and entered into a long-term lease agreement with a trusted company, investing in that company is akin to investing in infrastructure assets rather than Bitcoin itself." The analysts added, "Such companies are better suited for investors who prioritize stable cash flow over traders who bet on Bitcoin price volatility." On the other hand, the report pointed out that companies that still maintain Bitcoin mining as their core business face limitations in terms of profitability. Morgan Stanley added, "Structuredally, it's difficult to expect significant profits from companies focused on mining." Target stock prices were also presented. Morgan Stanley set target prices of $38 for Cypher Mining, $37 for Terrawolf, and $8 for Mara Holdings. bloomingbit.io/feed/news/10575...
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