$19B across 20 years and 401 critical IT MW pencils to roughly $197 per kW-month. TeraWulf’s Q1 10-Q showed only 60 critical IT MW energized at Lake Mariner on March 31, so WULF is now a grid-and-construction execution trade rather than hashprice beta, with Hawesville targeting 401 MW by early 2028.

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