Bitfarms (BITF) Stock Surges as Analysts Double Price Targets Amid AI Power Demand
Bitfarms shares rallied 12% to $4.61 on Friday after B. Riley and Northland Capital doubled their price targets to $7, citing explosive demand for AI-related power infrastructure. The cryptocurrency miner's stock has gained momentum from its 50-day average of $2.75, with trading volume spiking to 100 million shares—more than double the daily average.
The company secured $300 million in debt conversion for its Panther Creek campus development, supplemented by an additional $50 million draw to accelerate construction. Analysts maintain a Moderate Buy rating, with potential tech partnerships looming as the AI data center boom intersects with Bitcoin mining operations.