BREAKING NEWS: KEN GRIFFIN & CITADEL BUY TOTAL 4.9% OF $DGXX Citadel just filed 13G and as per it they added 2 million shares to position! Ken Griffin owns now 3,550,691 shares of $DGXX

I love $DGXX out of those three. $1.1B + $1.4B additional option with $CBRS is nuts for such small company. They also signed SubQ couple weeks earlier. Two senior Oracle directors joined to $DGXX recently together with ex-Verizon CEO who sits also in Blackrocks board of directors.

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$DGXX My Take on USDC Spinoff & Michel Amar Interview TL;DR: I see spinoff as a net positive, I remain bullish, but cautious. April is month of execution, lets see how it goes. First of all, I would like to thank @FrankCurzio for doing this interview. Frank has done a lot for $DGXX shareholders and has been a constant resource of information. I feel he received an unjustified amount of negative feedback last week. He is providing this information for free for all of you, so please make sure to follow him. Second, I noticed there were a lot of negative emotions last week. I admit I was more bearish than I had ever been after reading the initial press release. It is good that DigiPower X published a statement and more information on the topic, but I feel that a couple million in market cap could have been saved. I want to be very clear on one thing: If a -20% drop in stock price makes you very emotional, it means you might have over-invested. Please manage your position size accordingly. Never go all in on any micro-cap. Micro-caps involve a lot of risks that you need to manage. That being said, after analyzing all the available information and listening to the interview, I am no longer bearish on this move, but there are definitely some caveats I will keep an eye on. Let's start with the elephant in the room, the USDC Spinoff. $DGXX stock dropped 20% last week after announcing the spinoff of US Data Centers (USDC), and full outrage over fears of dilution and insiders taking the best assets. After the spinoff, USDC will be a completely separate entity created to build and sell and manufacture ARMS. It has zero assets currently—just the IP/prototype developed by $DGXX. Building this hardware business is highly capital-intensive. Doing it inside $DGXX would have heavily diluted existing shareholders. By spinning it out, USDC raises its own capital. DGXX is protected from the downside risk but keeps the majority of the upside (owning ~55% of USDC). Without this spinoff, DigiPower X would not have heavy hitters like Hans Vestberg on board. With his connections. Michel heavily leaned on the fact that they couldn't afford to pay former Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg a $24M–$30M cash salary. Vestberg's compensation—and the rationale for the spin-off—is entirely equity-based so $DGXX keeps its cash. Amar also confirmed that it costs 5.5 million dollars to build one MW of Tier 3 infrastructure (including ARMS, excluding GPUs). This is a very low number. Well done here. Now here is the caveat. This all sounds good, but I will be keeping an eye on what management really does. My biggest fear is that the 55% we own on USDC might be diluted to a much smaller number in future as press releases in general are not binding. Worth keeping an eye. Site Updates & Execution Some updates were provided during the interview: Alabama (70 MW): The site is ready. $20M worth of Nvidia B200/B300 GPUs are currently being tested at Supermicro and will be delivered and operational next month. DGXX just added 33 acres to the site, expanding the site to 55 acres. $DGXX also secured a massive perk with Nvidia/Supermicro for next-business-day replacement on any failed chips. North Tonawanda (120 MW): The regulatory bottlenecks are finally clearing. The 60 MW gas combined-cycle power plant just got its load study approved, plus they secured an additional 60 MW of clean hydropower from the grid. After a three-year wait, DGXX just received the approved load study for their fully owned 60 MW gas combined-cycle power plant. Amar noted the base valuation of this plant alone has skyrocketed, conservatively pegging it at at least $1 million per megawatt in today's market. North Carolina (200 MW pipeline): Zoning was just approved for a site located right near Google's NC hub. This is the long-term growth engine mapped out for 2028–2030. Local news is already buzzing about job creation. As North Carolina is still in the distant future, I have not considered it in my own thesis. It is a bonus if it happens. Upcoming Catalysts The interview makes it clear that April will be a game changer for DigiPower X. There will be multiple catalysts coming. NeoCloudz launch: DGXX’s first true AI revenues are literally weeks away. They just dropped $20M on next-gen Nvidia B200/B300 GPUs, which are currently undergoing rigorous testing at Supermicro to ensure zero failures. Next month, these go live at the Alabama site. CEO Michel Amar specifically pointed out that when competitors like $APLD and $IREN transitioned from "talking about AI" to actually processing AI data, their market caps exploded. This launch is the exact moment DGXX pivots from being valued as a crypto miner to a credible AI infrastructure player. Insane Revenue Potential: Every 1 MW of GPU-as-a-service generates roughly $1.3 million a month. Converting 100 MW over the next 18 months would mean that given that they execute on that timeline, an eye-watering $130 million in monthly recurring revenue—meaning they could generate their entire current market cap in revenue every 30 days. Hyperscalers on the Sidelines: Big Tech is completely starved for power right now (as Frank noted, Microsoft is buying nuclear energy 20 years in advance). Amar confirmed that major institutions and hyperscalers are actively "waiting on the sidelines," watching DGXX closely. They are in dire need of power, but they want to see proof of concept first. Once DGXX successfully powers up its GPUs next month, the "execution risk" effectively drops to zero, which is the exact trigger needed for these deep-pocketed hyperscalers to start signing massive colocation deals. Nvidia Partnership: This is a massive, under-the-radar catalyst. Amar confirmed he is actively meeting with Nvidia and Supermicro leadership to establish DGXX as an NCP. Why is this a game-changer? Because once certified, whenever an enterprise customer buys GPUs directly from Nvidia, Nvidia will actively recommend DGXX as the certified, premier site to host and power those chips. It essentially turns Nvidia into a built-in, global sales funnel for DGXX's infrastructure. Final Thoughts I see this spinoff as a net positive, and I remain bullish on $DGXX. I will continue to hold it as a shareholder. There is, however, definitely more risk on the table after the spinoff. Despite justifying the spinoff, Michel glossed over the exact breakdown of the other insider ownership in USDC. The specific financial terms, operating agreements, and exact cap table between $DGXX and USDC were not addressed and remain private. For skeptical shareholders, the mechanics of how insiders are compensated here are still a mystery. April will be the month of execution. I will be keeping an eye on how DigiPower X keeps its promises. If they deliver on those promises, I do believe there will be a massive re-rate; however, any delays in execution will probably cause some sell pressure on the stock.

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