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CoreWeave, Inc. / CRWV
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CRWV references 1 share of CoreWeave, Inc. Class A common stock (Nasdaq: CRWV), quoted in USD. CoreWeave provides GPU-based cloud infrastructure.
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CRWV Rebounds 8.9% as the Street Pushes Back on the Meta-Cloud Selloff
CRWV is up 8.90% over five hours to $87.20 on Hyperliquid, clawing back ground after a month that wiped out roughly a third of the stock. That selloff was a single-story trade: a July 1 Bloomberg report that Meta plans to sell its own AI compute lit up every customer-concentration fear in a name where two clients anchor most of the backlog. This bounce isn't a new contract or a fresh headline — it's the sell side pushing back, led by Wolfe's reiterated Outperform and Cantor's read of a bond memo that points to a much larger Q2 backlog than consensus. The late-July print is the referee on whether the Meta panic overshot.
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CRWV Rebounds 8.9% as the Street Pushes Back on the Meta-Cloud Selloff
CRWV is up 8.90% over five hours to $87.20 on Hyperliquid, clawing back ground after a month that wiped out roughly a third of the stock. That selloff was a single-story trade: a July 1 Bloomberg report that Meta plans to sell its own AI compute lit up every customer-concentration fear in a name where two clients anchor most of the backlog. This bounce isn't a new contract or a fresh headline — it's the sell side pushing back, led by Wolfe's reiterated Outperform and Cantor's read of a bond memo that points to a much larger Q2 backlog than consensus. The late-July print is the referee on whether the Meta panic overshot.
CRWV Fades 7.38% on Its Nasdaq-100 Debut as Forced Buying Expires
CRWV is down 7.38% over 24 hours to $110.30 on Hyperliquid, and the date is the tell: June 22 is the exact day CoreWeave officially joined the Nasdaq-100. The stock ran roughly 19% in the week prior as funds and traders front-ran the forced index buying, and that mechanical bid had a hard expiry at the rebalance. With the passive buyers done, the supply underneath reasserts itself — more than $3.1 billion of insider selling over 90 days, a widening loss, and around $25 billion in debt. This is a textbook sell-the-news fade, not a fundamental break.
CRWV Bounces Off the Vera Rubin Drawdown as Cantor Defends at $167
CRWV is up 12.12% over eight hours to $102.50 on Hyperliquid's perp, but this is an oversold bounce, not a fresh-news move. The stock had given back more than 20% from its June 1 high of $124.82 — the day CoreWeave became the first cloud to validate NVIDIA's Vera Rubin NVL72 — bottoming at $91.02 on June 11 before this snap-back. Cantor Fitzgerald reiterated Overweight at $167 and framed the selloff as an attractive entry point, the same day CoreWeave priced $3.5 billion of senior notes at 9.625% and 8.5% coupons. Note the perp is trading roughly 10% above the $93.40 cash close on a thin book, so part of the move is basis rather than spot.
CRWV Fades the Huang Foundation Bounce as Insider Supply Keeps Pressing
CRWV is down 8.76% over 24 hours to $107.20, giving back the entire May 13 pop from the Huang Foundation GPU disclosure. The selling pressure isn't new — Magnetar dumped roughly $370 million worth of shares on May 8, CEO Michael Intrator unloaded another $32.5 million on May 12, and three months of insider sales now sit near $1.9 billion. With Q2 guidance still light of consensus and capex walked up to $31-35 billion, the bounce never had enough fuel to hold.
Huang Foundation's GPU Deal With CoreWeave Hands CRWV a Post-Earnings Bounce
Nvidia's annual proxy filing disclosed that the Huang Foundation, the charitable vehicle tied to Jensen and Lori Huang, signed an agreement to buy GPU compute time from CoreWeave, with $108 million in grants routed to universities and nonprofit research institutes to date. The disclosure landed at the right moment for CRWV bulls, with the stock having retraced from $138 on May 6 to $107.75 on May 12 after Q1 guidance and a walked-up 2026 capex range gutted near-term margin assumptions. The 8.86% bounce to $111 still leaves shares well below recent highs, but a fresh ecosystem-support narrative is exactly what a tape running out of bullish surprises needed.
CoreWeave's Q1 Beat Buried by Light Q2 Guide and a Capex Walk-Up
CoreWeave printed a revenue beat for Q1 2026 — $2.08 billion against a $1.97 billion consensus — but the rest of the release pulled the stock the other way. Q2 guidance landed at a $2.45-2.6 billion range, with the $2.53 billion midpoint trailing the $2.69 billion LSEG consensus, and 2026 capex was nudged up to $31-35 billion from a prior $30-35 billion floor on higher component costs. The $99.4 billion backlog and Meta's incremental $21 billion commitment kept the long-term story intact, but near-term margins are the variable getting repriced.
CoreWeave Lands First Investment-Grade GPU-Backed Loan at $8.5 Billion
CoreWeave closed an $8.5 billion delayed-draw term loan rated A3 by Moody's, making it the first investment-grade financing ever secured by HPC infrastructure and a customer contract. The deal, backed partly by a $19 billion-plus Meta compute agreement, prices at SOFR + 225bps floating and 5.9% fixed — a steep drop from the 9% fixed rate CoreWeave paid on debt raised in July 2025. CRWV bounced roughly 12% after falling 7-10% the prior session on insider selling and macro noise.
CoreWeave Co-Founder Dumps 28% of His Stake as CRWV Breaks Below $76
CoreWeave co-founder and director Brannin McBee sold approximately 166,665 shares at $82.53 per share — a 28.68% reduction in his personal position — and the disclosure landed right as the broader AI infrastructure sector was already selling off. CRWV dropped 8.1% on March 26, then kept falling to $75.37 the following session, putting the stock down roughly 60% from its June 2025 high of $187.
How to Trade CoreWeave, Inc. (CRWV) on Hyperliquid
CoreWeave is the GPU cloud company that went from crypto mining to powering the AI boom, and its stock is now available as a HIP-3 perpetual futures contract on Hyperliquid. CRWV gives traders leveraged exposure to one of the most volatile names in AI infrastructure — a company with $5 billion in revenue, a $66.8 billion contract backlog, and a stock that has swung between $33.52 and $187.00 in its first year of trading.
CoreWeave Bounces 10% After Launching Flex Capacity Plans Into an Oversold Market
CRWV is up 10.48% over 24 hours, trading at $81.76 on Hyperliquid. CoreWeave launched Flexible Capacity Plans on March 10, a new tiered GPU pricing model that directly addresses the market's biggest concern about rigid contract structure, while management presented at the Cantor Global Technology Conference. The move comes after a brutal 26% selloff since the Q4 earnings miss on February 26, and the perp is trading at a notable premium to the underlying equity.
CoreWeave Bleeds Another 8% as Post-Earnings Selloff Deepens on Capex and Margin Fears
CRWV is down 8.15% over the past 24 hours, trading at $73.67 on [Hyperliquid](https://app.hyperliquid.xyz/trade/xyz:CRWV). The GPU cloud infrastructure company continues to hemorrhage value — now down roughly 26% over five trading days — as the market digests a toxic cocktail of ballooning capital spending, wider-than-expected losses, and an approaching securities fraud deadline.
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