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Earlier this week, Disruption_X members received an alert to take 137% profits on bitcoin (BTC) miner turned artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure play Digi Power X (DGXX).

I (Chris Reilly) know some RiskHedge readers missed out on this through no fault of their own.

In short, we typically only open enrollment to Disruption_X twice a year. Our first 2026 enrollment period coincided with the start of the Iran war, when markets looked very shaky.

So while we’ve never done this before… we’ve decided to re-open enrollment to Disruption_X for the next 24 hours only. And at a substantial discount.

This is the only Jolt issue where we’ll mention this opportunity. If you’re interested, visit this link now.

This is now the fifth 100%+ gain members have collected since Disruption_X launched a little over a year ago.

• You should know the important story behind DGXX…

Because it’s throwing off profitable opportunities left and right.

Digi Power X started as a bitcoin miner. It built data centers, bought a bunch of computer chips, and used them to solve complicated math equations in exchange for bitcoin.

When the price of bitcoin declined and AI’s need for data centers soared, DGXX decided to pivot.

This alone isn’t unique. Many bitcoin miners have retooled their data centers to serve AI needs, including Core Scientific (CORZ), HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd. (HIVE), IREN Ltd. (IREN), and a name that’s been very good to Justin Spittler’s RiskHedge Live members, TeraWulf (WULF).

But none of these companies were able to secure a deal like DGXX. Its stock jumped 60% after announcing a 10-year, $1.1 billion deal with AI chip company Cerebras Systems.

Cerebras, if you haven’t heard the name, is one of the few chipmakers that could credibly be called a Nvidia (NVDA) rival. It makes the largest computer chips in the world—dinner plate-sized silicon chips with over 4 trillion transistors, built specifically to run AI models faster than anyone else.

Last November, Stephen McBride and RiskHedge publisher Dan Steinhart visited Cerebras's Silicon Valley data center (bestselling author Matt Ridley came, too). Stephen snapped this picture:

Cerebras is now getting ready to IPO.

Why did Cerebras partner with DGXX, and not the other half-dozen crypto miners turned AI feeders?

• Power!

Digi owns its own power infrastructure, including a 60 megawatt natural gas plant in New York. It also owns the substation and the land at its data center site in Alabama, where Cerebras will install its chips.

As you likely know, power is a big bottleneck holding back AI. We simply do not generate nearly enough electricity to meet our AI needs.

It’s why big tech companies like Amazon (AMZN) and Meta Platforms (META) are investing billions in nuclear power. Imagine reading that headline five years ago…

Most other players in this space are power “tenants” rather than power “owners.” While they have data centers, they lease power from a utility and don’t control the underlying infrastructure. So, they’re unable to move as fast as DGXX.

Rewiring a bitcoin miner to house AI chips is a process. AI chips run much hotter, so the cooling infrastructure needs to be massively upgraded.

Also, bitcoin miners can be turned on and off easily. If the price of electricity spikes or the price of bitcoin dips enough to make the mining unprofitable, they can simply flip the “off” switch.

AI data centers, on the other hand, need 99.99% uptime.

Thanks to its vertical integration, DGXX can transform its data centers faster than any other player in the space. Clearly, time is money for Cerebras as it approaches its IPO.

• If you’re new to the power pivot thesis, should you buy DGXX here?

Yes, you could take a small position. Chris and Stephen expect DGXX to go a lot higher.

Just realize you’re buying at $6.19, quite a bit higher than their initial entry at $1.58.

If you’d like ongoing guidance on DGXX and all the other small, explosive stocks with 10-bagger potential inside Disruption_X, review your membership opportunity here.

As I mentioned, five of their recommendations have already doubled. But eight stocks in the portfolio are listed as “buy now,” so there’s plenty of opportunity in stocks that haven’t moved yet.

In my humble but biased opinion, there’s no better growth stock advisory than Disruption_X. I’ve been in financial research and publishing for 13 years, across a few different companies. I’ve never been part of a team like this, and I’m very proud of what we’re building.

Plus, there’s a 100% money-back guarantee—so we’re taking all the risk.

Go here to join us inside Disruption_X before the  24-hour window closes. 

Chris Reilly Executive Editor, RiskHedge