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Hut 8's stock fell 23% after its third-quarter results as investors worried about new Texas regulations.

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Hut 8 faces less certainty around Texas approvals, and Phase 2 debt is estimated at 7.5%, versus 6.129% for Phase 1. Phase 1 has no permit issue and construction remains on schedule, with no delay reported, so its outlook is unchanged.

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The main question is whether Texas approvals delay when Beacon Point can begin earning rent. Cantor and Rosenblatt say the tenant cannot end its lease over a power delay, though rent would start later if one occurs. Needham sees less certainty around December approvals and more chance of delays across Texas. Phase 2 debt may cost 7.5%, compared with 6.129% for Phase 1. Hut 8 says construction remains on schedule and it does not need equity funding. No approval failure or project delay is reported, so the report leaves the outlook unchanged.

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