Everyone saw the 1.3 GW plant bankruptcy headline.
Almost nobody knows how to read it.
Let me give you the map, all of it sourced.
This is bullish for $DGXX.
First, anchor the base case: DGXX trades at ~0.6x EV to FY27 revenue TODAY.
With or without this plant.
The $250-300M guidance is built on Alabama, New York and GPUaaS.
Zero of it depends on West Virginia.
Everything that follows is a free option on top of the cheapest name in the sector.
Now the map.
The plant: Pleasants, 1.3 gigawatts.
The asset DGXX signed an LOI on in January.
That was the old management.
Then, in February, management changed.
The creditor side, Tony Robbins' side, took the wheel.
Then, on March 2, one month into the new regime, DGXX publicly extended its due diligence on the deal for an additional 120 days.
In the company's own press release.
Neither regime killed the deal. The door stayed open under both.
The money behind it: Tony Robbins.
Per the WSJ, he put ~$200M into the project and holds a 50% stake.
His entities, TRAG LLC and RG Energy LLC, are the secured creditors per the bankruptcy filings.
The war: the founder, Hodson, lost control in February when the creditor side's forbearance rights installed new management.
In July he tried to buy his way back with a $75.6M payoff check. It was refused.
Ten days later, the new management filed Chapter 11, explicitly to facilitate a sale.
So the side that controls the seller today is the Robbins side.
The side that wants to SELL.
Now the part almost nobody has connected.
Read DGXX's own SEC-filed press release from October 2025, announcing its newest board member:
Ajay Gupta. "Principal of Robbins Gupta Holdings, the exclusive family office for Tony Robbins".
The man who manages Tony Robbins' wealth sits on DigiPower X's board. Amar said it himself on Curzio's podcast: "One of them is on my board, AJ Gupta. And AJ Gupta is a partner with Tony Robbins".
And DGXX's position on the asset: a signed LOI, a load study of up to 1.3 GW, a 200-acre lease framework, zero Omnis equity held, zero capital committed, and a CEO on record refusing to rush: "I cannot rush into a big project that I cannot finance".
A 363 sale is open to any bidder and a Delaware judge supervises every step. The bad-faith fight resolves first. Nobody can promise you the ending.
So here is my call, clearly labeled as my call and not a fact: I believe this process ends with the plant in DGXX's orbit.
The seller's side and the known interested bidder already share one: it runs through a board seat.
The state, owed $50M, needs jobs and a credible future. The plant needs an operator with a real plan. And the cheapest AI infrastructure name in the market needs nothing at all: at 0.6x, the base case pays you to wait while the option resolves.
With the plant: a different company.
Without it: still the mispricing of the sector.
Heads I win big. Tails I win.
Not financial advice. DYOR.
I'm long $DGXX.
@ROIRecruiter@chinoalemano They will deploy llm like Kim K3 in their Token Factory like NBIS. This is the same business like OpenAI and Anthrophic. $DGXX
JUST IN: $DGXX is building an AI Token Factory.
Similar to $NBIS.
They revealed it in the last place anyone looks: a job posting.
DigiPowerX just listed a VP of GPUaaS and Token Factory role in Sunnyvale, reporting directly to the CTO.
Read the description carefully, because it contains more strategy than most press releases:
The mission, in their own words: "grow the margin on our power and infrastructure by layering a GPUaaS platform on top of it and steadily improve our tokens per megawatt economics".
Tokens per megawatt.
Write that metric down.
That is the entire thesis of the AI infrastructure era in three words: you own the power, you climb the stack, every megawatt produces tokens, and tokens are what customers pay for.
What the posting reveals about the build:
A Token Factory inference layer running vLLM with an OpenAI compatible API.
An open weight model marketplace and storefront.
Managed Kubernetes, AI workbench, private AI cloud.
A mesh to draw GPU capacity from external marketplaces on top of their own.
That is the $NBIS playbook: full neocloud stack, from infrastructure at the bottom to inference tokens at the top.
Except NBIS trades at $40B+ and rents much of its foundation, while DGXX owns the power underneath and trades at a $325M market cap.
And remember the ladder this climbs: Amar's own numbers put bare metal at $4/hr and GPUaaS at $10-15/hr. This hire IS the climb from $4 to $15.
Same megawatts, triple the revenue.
The posting even names the asset base: 400 MW controlled, "growing above GW+" in their words, with a delivered 40 MW data hall as proof.
Silicon Valley office: real.
Executive hiring: happening.
The strategy the CTO teased with "prefill/decode infrastructures": now a funded org chart.
The market prices $DGXX at 0.6x forward revenue as a construction story.
The job postings say it is becoming a token business.
Not financial advice. DYOR.
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Wow $AMZN just said they plan to spend $220 billion up from $200 billion on capex and it still won’t be enough.
Every single #neocloud MW will get leased.
Don’t get shaken out.
$DGXX $IREN $SHAZ $VIVO
$DGXX could go to $36 and still be cheaper than WYFI and CORZ.
Or flip it to the super bear side: DGXX could report HALF its guided revenue, and even at a 5x multiple it would still be the cheapest name in the sector, at half of what $CIFR and $WULF trade at.
Don't forget:
➟ $0.3B market cap.
�� Zero debt.
➟ $100M capex paid.
➟ $155M cash.
➟ Cerebras deal $1.1B.
➟ Close to adding 1.3GW power plant.
The disaster scenario is still the bargain.
The work: $150M halved guidance at 5x is ~$750M EV, plus $155M cash, against a $325M market cap today.
The failure case, priced at half the peer multiples, roughly triples the stock.
When the super bear case is still the cheapest name on the table, the margin of safety is not in the guidance.
It is in the price.
Not financial advice. DYOR.
I'm long $DGXX.
The CEO of $DGXX just posted two videos walking through the live NeoCloudz pods in Alabama.
Watch them twice.
Because this sector has trained you to expect renders, and these are RECEIPTS.
Those racks have been running since May.
Generating AI revenue.
Real customers, real GPUs, real invoices.
The first AI revenue print in company history lands in the Q2 report on August 14.
And here is the part most people still have not processed: this is NOT the Cerebras project.
Same Columbiana campus, two separate businesses:
➟ The Cerebras build: 40 MW of dedicated colocation, $1.1B contract, delivering December 15. Under construction.
➟ The NeoCloudz pods: DGXX's own bare metal GPU cloud, B200/B300 systems, live since May, scaling toward ~10 MW. Already printing.
While the market debates whether December arrives on time, it keeps forgetting the second engine is already running.
You can hear it humming in the CEO's own footage.
Most CEOs in this sector show you slide decks.
Amar walks you through the racks.
The revenue is not coming.
The revenue is here.
December just adds the zeros.
I'm long $DGXX.
Not financial advice. DYOR.