On August 26, IREN Ltd fell 5.09% in regular trading, trading at $40.10/share, with turnover of $622 million. The stock gave back the prior session's 5.02% rebound, resuming the downward trajectory triggered by the weekend cryptocurrency market crash.

On the news front, the broader crypto market remains under pressure following a weekend sell-off that saw Bitcoin drop below $94,000, Ethereum fall over 5%, and altcoins including ADA and XRP plunge more than 12%, with approximately 179,200 positions liquidated globally for nearly $900 million. As a company with significant Bitcoin mining operations, IREN's revenue expectations are directly sensitive to crypto price declines. Adding to the selling pressure, the company is set to release its fiscal year results on August 27, with consensus estimates pointing to revenue of approximately $142 million, down 23.71% year-over-year, and an expected EPS loss of -$0.49, representing a 420.77% decline. The combination of weakened mining economics and pre-earnings uncertainty has intensified near-term selling pressure on the stock.

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