THEY WANT TO STRIP A BLACK PEARL HARBOR HERO'S NAME OFF A WARSHIP TO PUT DONALD TRUMP'S NAME ON IT INSTEAD Doris Miller. A mess attendant. Not trained on weapons because the Navy segregated him away from combat roles. Grabbed an anti-aircraft gun anyway while Japanese planes tore through Pearl Harbor and shot at least one of them out of the sky He earned the Navy Cross. First Black American to get it. The Navy finally named an aircraft carrier after him in 2020 to correct decades of erasing men like him from the story Now Trump's Navy is floating scrapping that name off a ship that's still under construction, still unfinished, still not even in the water yet To replace it with Trump A sitting president. Renaming a warship for himself. That is not tradition. That has never been done. Warships get named for dead heroes, not living men who dodged the draft five times So a Black war hero who ran toward gunfire with a weapon he'd never touched gets erased so a man who got medical deferments for bone spurs can see his name painted on steel This is the same administration that renamed an airport for him in Palm Beach. That's building a 250 foot arch taller than the Arc de Triomphe and told reporters point blank it's a monument to himself. That's pouring a quarter billion dollars into a ballroom the Supreme Court just let him keep building no matter what any lower court says Every dollar, every name, every monument bends toward one man's ego while ICE tears Haitian families out of Maryland with no warning and no protection left to hide behind Doris Miller ran into gunfire for a country that wouldn't even let him carry a rifle Donald Trump wants his name carved over that man's memory because he can't stand a ship existing that isn't about him This is not patriotism This is a man trying to erase history because history isn't about him And the Navy is actually considering it

Cipher Digital Provides First Quarter 2026 Business Update - Development Timeline on Track at Barber Lake and Black Pearl Data Centers - Signed Third AI Data Center Campus Lease with Investment-Grade Hyperscale Tenant - Secured $200 Million Revolving Credit Facility Supported by a Syndicate of Leading Global Financial Institutions Read the full press release here:

Cipher Digital was honored to co-sponsor the Wink Centennial Celebration in Winkler County, TX, home of our Black Pearl data center. As we advance our data center developments, we remain committed to being a meaningful partner in the communities where we operate. Thanks to the local leaders, families, and neighbors that helped make this a special day.

This morning, Cipher released its Q4 and FY’25 business update and announced an official rebrand to Cipher Digital, reflecting $CIFR's strategic transition into a leading HPC data center development platform. The Company also announced the following updates: - Barber Lake and Black Pearl developments remain on schedule and on budget - Divested 49% interests in the Alborz, Bear, and Chief JV sites and select mining equipment for ~$40 million in an all-stock transaction - Reported Q4 2025 revenue of $60 million “Building on a transformative 2025, the fourth quarter reflected continued momentum as we advanced our evolution into a leading HPC data center development company,” said Tyler Page, CEO. “With financing fully secured and construction on track for both of our currently contracted developments, 2026 is a year of execution as we establish Cipher Digital as a premier platform powering next-generation compute.” More here:

$CIFR reports Q3 earnings today. Here's what I'll be watching. After the recent sell-off, rising construction costs and additional financing, I think this will be a particularly important earnings call for Cipher. Consensus expects approximately $39M in revenue and a loss of $0.25/share, but I'm much more interested in the operational updates than the quarterly EPS. My main focus: 1. Barber Lake: Construction costs increased from an original $2.16B budget to approximately $2.94–2.97B. Will management reaffirm the latest estimates, or should investors expect further overruns? Initial rent is expected in Q4, with deliveries continuing into Q1 2027. 2. Black Pearl: Initial capacity was delivered two months ahead of schedule, with rent commencing in August. I'll be looking for updates on the remaining construction milestones, rental income and the pace of the next deliveries. 3. Stingray: Construction progress, delivery timelines and confirmation that the existing project financing remains sufficient. 4. Financing and dilution: Following the $850M zero-coupon convertible offering and the exchange of existing notes for approximately 40.7M shares, I want greater clarity on future funding requirements. 5. Development pipeline: Cipher has approximately 3.4GW of near-term grid-connected pipeline potential. I'll be watching for progress on ERCOT approvals, new tenant agreements and opportunities to convert that pipeline into contracted capacity. My expectations: I don't expect quarterly earnings to tell us much about Cipher's long-term value at this stage. The company is still transitioning toward contracted HPC infrastructure revenue while spending heavily on construction. What I want to see is evidence that existing projects can be completed on budget, rent can commence as scheduled and additional capacity can be developed without continually increasing the capital burden on shareholders. The demand side appears encouraging, with long-term agreements already in place. However, higher construction and financing costs can materially reduce the returns ultimately available to equity holders. With the stock closing at $7.29 on Friday, I think management has an opportunity to address some of the concerns that have weighed heavily on the shares. I'll be paying particular attention to the updated project economics and financing outlook.

After the conclusion of follow-up discussions with our transmission service providers, Cipher has received the following designations: Conditional Base Load · Stingray (100 MW) · Colchis (1 GW) Conditional Studied Load · Mikeska (500 MW, PCLR qualified) · Apollo (900 MW, PCLR qualified) · Stingray Phase II (200 MW, PCLR qualified) · McLennan (500 MW) As a reminder, Barber Lake (300 MW), Black Pearl (300 MW), and Odessa (207 MW) are already energized, and Reveille (70 MW) and Ulysses (200 MW) are fully interconnection-approved. We look forward to complying with the comprehensive audit and will share final designations when available in December.

This morning, $CIFR released its Second Quarter 2026 Business Update, marking a quarter of accelerated delivery, pipeline growth, and continued capital markets execution. Highlights from the quarter included: - Delivered first data center capacity at Black Pearl two months ahead of schedule, with rent commenced - Acquired an option for a new site called Apollo, up to 900 MW, located near San Antonio, Texas - Secured full funding for Stingray, our third data center development, through an $810 million bond offering - Achieved key construction milestones across Barber Lake, Black Pearl, and Stingray "The accelerated delivery at Black Pearl, together with everything else we accomplished this quarter, proves we can execute at scale, with speed, and without compromise," said Tyler Page, CEO. More here: #HPC# #AI# #DataCenters# #BuiltforHyperscale#

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