
Core Scientific, a former Bitcoin minor who pivoted the AI calculation, undergoes a controversial merger.
Summary
- Core Scientific announced a sale of $ 9 billion in Coreweave
- Two Seas Capital thinks that the agreement is too risky and undervalued
- Core Scientific actions fell 30% after the agreement was announced
Formerly the largest Bitcoin minor in the United States, Core Scientific plans a sale of $ 9 billion in Coreweave because it is part of IA infrastructure. But not all shareholders are on board. Two Seas Capital, the largest active shareholder in the company, announced its intention to vote against the proposed merger.
Two Seas Capital, which has a 6.3% stake in Core Scientific, said that it would oppose the current board of directors with Coreweave. The investment company estimates that the evaluation of $ 9 billion underestimates the position of Core Scientific in the high performance calculation space.
In addition, two seas maintains that the entirely of the equity structure of the agreement exposes shareholders to the volatility of Corewave shares without providing downward protection. He also cited the immediate decrease of 30% in the Core Scientific action price after the announcement of the agreement as proof that the market shares its concerns.
Capital of two seas against any basic scientific sale
Two Seas Capital presented himself as a committed investor and a Core Scientific defender since 2022. The company has been an active investor and has also increased his equity participation since then.
In addition, the investment company said that it was not opposed to a Coreweave merger as such. In fact, the company also has Coreweave actions. It is simply opposed to the merger to the current evaluation.
Originally launched as a Bitcoin mining company, Core Scientific took advantage of the Haussier market of cryptography and became a public in January 2022 to an evaluation of $ 4.3 billion. However, the slowdown in the subsequent market has led to bankruptcy and a strategic change to AI calculation infrastructure.


