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Core Scientific secures up to $1B credit from Morgan Stanley for data centers

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EXCLUSIVE: Wall Street's SHOCKING Bet on AI — Is Your Crypto Data Safe in Their Hands?

The crypto world is on high alert tonight as a bombshell deal reveals where the big money is REALLY going. Core Scientific, a major Bitcoin mining operation that just crawled out of bankruptcy, has been handed a lifeline of up to ONE BILLION dollars from banking giant Morgan Stanley. But this isn't about saving Bitcoin mining. Fox News has learned this massive credit line is specifically to fund a rapid, dangerous pivot into artificial intelligence data centers. Industry insiders are sounding the alarm: this move could create a devastating new vulnerability in our nation's digital infrastructure.

This is a classic bait-and-switch. A company that failed managing crypto operations is now being bankrolled to become a hub for America's most sensitive AI and high-performance computing. The cybersecurity risks are unprecedented. Concentrating these power-hungry workloads creates a single point of failure—a fat target for foreign adversaries. Where is the oversight? A senior intelligence official familiar with the matter told Fox News, "We are watching this consolidation of compute power with extreme concern. The rush to AI is creating blind spots that hostile actors are eager to exploit with malware, phishing, and zero-day attacks."

For every American who owns cryptocurrency or values their private data, this should set off sirens. The very blockchain security you rely on is being sidelined for a riskier, untested AI gold rush funded by your Wall Street banks. Your digital assets and personal information could soon be sitting in a repurposed mining facility that prioritized speed over security.

We predict this reckless expansion, fueled by cheap credit, will lead to a catastrophic data breach within 18 months. The walls between AI, crypto, and your privacy are crumbling.

When the server farms switch over, your security gets switched off.

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