BREAKING: SECOND $DGXX INSIDER BUY OF THE WEEK. ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER @RealMcCoin BUYS FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 2024!
When insiders start buying, it's a sign of confidence, they think the company is undervalued. They know the company better than any of us, and they're buying.
I just added more shares to my position.
🔥🚀
Retail has been saying for months, “If you believe $DGXX is so undervalued, why don’t you buy shares yourself?”
Well… CEO Michel Amar just did. 👀
🔥 ~$72,000 worth of $DGXX purchased on the OPEN MARKET.
Not options. Not an RSU grant. An actual open-market buy.
One of the things I really love about Michel as CEO is how open and accessible he is with retail investors. He listens, he communicates, and now he’s putting more of his own money behind the company.
Michel already has a significant ownership stake, so seeing him step into the market and ADD at these levels speaks volumes to me.
Retail asked for more skin in the game. There it is. 💰🤩
$DGXX
At the beginning of spring, few people knew about this company, but now I see that many have been talking about it over the past few months.
Considering the risks involved, as it is undergoing rapid expansion, it could see further upside. Time will tell 😉
INSIDER BUY ALERT: $DGXX CEO MICHEL AMAR BUYS SHARES ON THE OPEN MARKET! FIRST OPEN-MARKET INSIDER BUY SINCE JANUARY 2023!
CEO of DigiPower X (@michelamar3) just filed his first open market purchase in over three years.
You know the saying: "Insiders sell for many reasons, but they buy for only one."
DigiPower X is ridiculously undervalued and the CEO knows it. 🔥🚀
$DGXX 🚨🚨🚨🚨
This is big!
Built to support CS-4 AND future Cerebras platforms.
This looks like infrastructure designed for a long-term Cerebras relationship, not just one 40MW deployment.
$DGXX | Zoomed-In Daily Chart Update
Buyers are stepping in AGAIN right at MY End-of-Pullback Zone.
A zone I mapped and shared A MONTH AGO.
Not after buyers arrived.
BEFORE they needed it.
Now let’s see if they can turn this support into the next move UP.
🚨 $DGXX: Davidson Kempner Bought Both DGXX and Cerebras
$CBRS is up more than 15% as major Q2 positions from Atreides, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan come into focus.
Davidson Kempner’s filing is particularly relevant to DGXX.
The $40B investment firm re-entered DGXX and established major Cerebras exposure during the same quarter:
• 583,659 $DGXX shares worth $3.18M
• 339,218 $CBRS shares worth $74.97M
• Calls covering another 400,000 $CBRS shares
Cerebras is DGXX’s anchor customer under its ten-year, $1.1B agreement for 40MW of dedicated Alabama capacity.
Davidson Kempner is therefore positioned on both sides of the same AI infrastructure agreement: the compute company and the data-centre provider building the infrastructure required for it to scale.
Cerebras is now receiving significant institutional validation. DGXX provides direct exposure to the physical power and infrastructure supporting that growth. At a very cheap valuation currently.
That is a major connection the market may not fully appreciate yet.
Not financial advice.
The CEO of $DGXX just walked you through the Alabama campus himself.
This is not a rendering.
This is not a slide.
This is @michelamar3 standing inside the ARMS pod in Columbiana, in his own words, showing you a system that "is running as we speak".
What he shows you, in order:
The IT load module, built for NVIDIA B300 GPUs with direct-to-chip liquid cooling.
His words: "you can barely hear any sounds".
Liquid cooling does not scream like air.
The uptime: "24/7, 100% uptime".
Not a target.
The current reading.
The cooling plant: "our liquid cooling proprietary system. It's very cold here".
Proprietary.
That word was not in the filing.
The redundancy stack, walked piece by piece: two cooling modules, two switchgear modules, and generators behind the substation, and a second generator behind the first.
"Everything is redundant, and that's why we can achieve 100% uptime".
That is how you promise 100% to a tenant paying $1.1B.
And the line he closes on: "Deploy AI compute faster, more efficiently and significantly higher density".
This pod is where the first $1,082,592 of AI revenue came from.
Five weeks of operation.
This is the machine that printed those dollars.
Most CEOs in this sector show you deck slides of what they will build.
This one walks you through what is already earning, then tells you the same campus delivers a $1.1B contract in December.
The market still prices this at ~0.7x forward as a construction story.
The CEO just filmed the construction working.
I'm long $DGXX. Not financial advice. DYOR.
JUST IN: $DGXX Q2 is out.
The first AI revenue in company history just printed.
And I owe you one correction.
The milestone first: $1,082,592 of GPU rental revenue from SubQ AI.
The pivot everyone called a story is now a line item in a filing.
Alongside it: $96.3M of H1 capex in the ground, total assets DOUBLED to $279.6M, $131.8M working capital, zero debt, and BTC still in the vault.
Three reveals nobody has processed yet:
SMCI partnership, confirmed in the filing itself: first NVIDIA B200 cluster deployed "in partnership with Super Micro Computers".
NeoCloudz runs on an SMCI backbone.
New York: the 60 MW load study is APPROVED.
Amar's "$1.5B conversion" talk now has a filed foundation.
The official AI power roadmap: 55 MW by Q4, with 201.7 MW available across sites today.
Now the soft parts, because we do honesty here:
Revenue came in at $6.63M, down sequentially.
Colocation dropped because they tore out hosting capacity to build AI infrastructure.
Deliberate, but a decline is a decline.
Net loss widened to $14.4M, mostly non-cash: stock comp, warrant revaluation, and depreciation on $50M of AI assets entering service.
And my correction: I published that the ATM was drained. The filing says otherwise. The company sold 2.85M more shares for $11.3M AFTER June 30, at an average near $3.95. Share count today: 101.4M.
My math caught the direction, not the decimal.
The critic who told me a remainder was left: you were right, and I said I would be graded today.
Grade taken.
What did NOT change: the $1.1B Cerebras contract, December delivery, the balance sheet, and a company now trading under 1x forward revenue with its first AI dollars officially printed.
The transition quarter looks exactly like this: the old business shrinking on purpose, the new one being born on the income statement.
December decides the rest.
I'm long $DGXX. Not financial advice. DYOR.