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    Joseph Vafi's questions to eToro Group Ltd (ETOR) leadership

    Joseph Vafi's questions to eToro Group Ltd (ETOR) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Joseph Vafi from Canaccord Genuity asked for an update on the U.S. strategy, particularly regarding future marketing spend and whether M&A remains a viable option for material short-term growth in the region.

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    CEO Yoni Assia confirmed a renewed focus on the U.S., aiming to roll out the full global product suite there over the next 12-18 months. He stated that marketing spend will scale with product expansion and revenue potential. Assia also affirmed that eToro is opportunistic about U.S. M&A, seeing potential in acquiring subscale fintech companies with strong products and teams.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Circle Internet Group, Inc. (CRCL) leadership

    Joseph Vafi's questions to Circle Internet Group, Inc. (CRCL) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Joseph Vafi of Canaccord Genuity inquired about the revenue model for the new ARC blockchain, specifically if USDC-denominated gas fees will be a primary source of transaction revenue. He also asked for more details on the expanded partnership with Binance, focusing on the use of USYC as yield-bearing collateral.

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    CEO Jeremy Allaire confirmed that ARC's USDC-based gas fees will be a revenue source, but noted it's one of several emerging transaction fee streams, including CPN and premium features. Regarding Binance, Allaire explained the partnership is significant, positioning USYC as yield-bearing collateral on the world's largest exchange, a model they hope to replicate with other exchanges and traditional clearinghouses like ICE.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Hut 8 Corp (HUT) leadership

    Joseph Vafi's questions to Hut 8 Corp (HUT) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Joseph Vafi of Canaccord Genuity asked about the exahash growth plan and strategic size goals for the American Bitcoin subsidiary.

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    CEO Asher Genoot detailed that American Bitcoin starts with 10.2 EH/s from Hut 8, with optionality to scale beyond 25 EH/s towards a 50 EH/s target. He stressed that growth will be pursued with a focus on favorable economics and partnerships, aiming for a fleet efficiency of around 14 joules per terahash, rather than growth at any cost.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Hut 8 Corp (HUT) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Joseph Vafi from Canaccord Genuity - Global Capital Markets questioned the exahash plan and growth targets for the American Bitcoin subsidiary.

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    CEO Asher Genoot detailed that American Bitcoin starts with 10.2 EH/s from Hut 8, with optionality to scale beyond 25 EH/s and eventually to 50 EH/s. He stressed that growth will be pursued with a focus on favorable economics, aiming for a near-term fleet efficiency of around 14 joules per terahash.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Hut 8 Corp (HUT) leadership • Q1 2024

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    Joseph Vafi of Cantor Fitzgerald inquired about the potential efficiency gains from Hut 8's proprietary energy curtailment software and whether the company is ordering more GPUs for its expanding AI business.

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    CEO Asher Genoot explained that the curtailment software optimizes operations based on grid dynamics and machine efficiency, citing a past example in West Texas where it reduced average power costs by 56% with less than 9% curtailment. Regarding the AI business, Genoot stated that while the company is excited for its first GPU cluster to begin generating revenue, it has not yet announced any additional orders.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Hut 8 Corp (HUT) leadership • Q1 2024

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    Joseph Vafi of Cantor Fitzgerald inquired about the potential efficiency gains from Hut 8's proprietary energy curtailment software and whether the company is ordering more GPUs to expand its AI business.

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    CEO Asher Genoot explained that their curtailment software can significantly reduce energy costs, citing a historical example where a 56% cost reduction was achieved with under 9% curtailment. He stated this capability is a key competitive advantage. Regarding the AI business, Genoot confirmed they are excited for the first GPU cluster to begin generating revenue but have not yet announced additional orders, emphasizing a focus on scaling business verticals where they can effectively compete.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Dave Inc (DAVE) leadership

    Joseph Vafi's questions to Dave Inc (DAVE) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Joseph Vafi asked for more details on the third-party issue that impacted delinquencies and inquired about the capabilities of the new CashAI V5.5 underwriting engine, particularly its effect on advance sizes and credit performance.

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    CFO & COO Kyle Beelman clarified that the third-party issue was a reporting problem that delayed settlements on a small set of receivables, resulting in a ~$3M adverse impact on the provision for credit losses; he noted corrective measures are now in place. Regarding the new AI model, Beelman stated that simulations for CashAI V5.5 suggest it will achieve better risk splitting, leading to both higher average origination sizes and lower delinquency rates, ultimately increasing net monetization.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Dave Inc (DAVE) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Joseph Vafi inquired about any observed correlation between the new ExtraCash pricing structure and credit performance. He also asked if the updated full-year guidance assumes further ARPU increases or simply maintains the current run rate, and what the outlook is for MTM growth.

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    Executive Kyle Beilman stated there has been no negative correlation between the new pricing and credit performance, calling the impact 'all positive' with improved conversion and no adverse selection. On guidance, Beilman confirmed expectations for continued MTM growth and noted that ARPU will naturally expand due to the full-quarter benefit of the new pricing, supplemented by other levers like increasing offer amounts for good-risk customers.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Dave Inc (DAVE) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Joseph Vafi asked for more detail on the learnings from the new ExtraCash pricing model and its impact on monetization, and also questioned if there are sufficient market opportunities to continue increasing marketing spend without oversaturation.

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    CEO Jason Wilk explained that the new fixed-fee model improves monetization for tenured customers, creating a powerful flywheel of better ARPU and retention that allows for higher credit limits. CFO Kyle Beilman added that the resulting increase in member lifetime value provides confidence to sustain attractive returns even with potentially higher customer acquisition costs (CACs) in the future.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Galaxy Digital Inc. (GLXY) leadership

    Joseph Vafi's questions to Galaxy Digital Inc. (GLXY) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Joseph Vafi from Canaccord Genuity asked for color on the market mechanics of the $9 billion notional Bitcoin trade, noting the market's strong ability to absorb such a large transaction.

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    Founder, CEO & Director Michael Novogratz explained that the execution coincided with a period of tremendous buying, largely from balance sheet companies in both Bitcoin and Ethereum. He noted this strong demand is supported by a favorable macro story for crypto, including expectations of Fed rate cuts and concerns about government debt, which reinforces the narrative for Bitcoin as a store of value.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Galaxy Digital Inc. (GLXY) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Joseph Vafi inquired about the tangible business benefits of the NASDAQ listing beyond increased investor access and asked about the growth potential and risk management of the company's lending business.

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    Founder and CEO Michael Novogratz explained that the NASDAQ listing provides crucial access to the deep U.S. capital markets, which is essential for a growth company. He stated that a larger balance sheet enhances counterparty confidence. Regarding lending, Novogratz emphasized Galaxy's strong credit-focused DNA and noted that cheaper access to capital would enable significant growth for the loan business, which he believes is 'theirs to win'.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Galaxy Digital Inc. (GLXY) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Joseph Vafi asked about Galaxy's M&A appetite in the current market and for details on the financing for the Helios CapEx, including the potential cost of capital and the status of the arrangements.

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    CEO Michael Novogratz stated that while there are many potential sellers, Galaxy's stock is currently too undervalued to use for significant M&A, though they are actively looking. Executive Christopher Ferraro detailed the Helios financing, expecting an 80-20 debt-to-equity structure with project financing yields around 10-11%, which they plan to refinance at a lower cost post-construction.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Galaxy Digital Inc. (GLXY) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Joseph Vafi sought further details on the hyperscaler contract structure and its potential start date. He also asked whether the derivatives business has reached a level of maturity or if there is still significant room for market share and volume growth.

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    Founder and CEO Michael Novogratz reiterated that the hyperscaler project is a large-scale build-out with a corresponding multi-month timeline, but declined to share specific contract details. Executive Christopher Ferraro addressed the derivatives question, stating emphatically that the business is 'just getting started.' He highlighted the company's swap dealer license as a key competitive advantage and noted that continuous client onboarding from all regions is expected to drive substantial future growth.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Concentrix Corp (CNXC) leadership

    Joseph Vafi's questions to Concentrix Corp (CNXC) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Joseph Vafi of Canaccord Genuity asked about the drivers behind the expected second-half revenue acceleration and for an update on Concentrix's AI strategy, including market recognition and the impact of its proprietary technology.

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    President & CEO Chris Caldwell explained that the anticipated revenue momentum is broad-based across geographies and verticals, particularly in banking, tech, and media. He noted that new deals are more complex and often leverage Concentrix's technology. Regarding AI, Caldwell detailed a two-pronged approach: their proprietary iX product suite is gaining traction ahead of schedule and is expected to be accretive by Q4, while their adjacent services that help clients implement third-party AI are also driving significant growth.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Concentrix Corp (CNXC) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Joseph Vafi inquired about the drivers behind the stability in the consumer electronics vertical and asked for clarification on the different use cases and revenue opportunities for the iX Hello AI suite versus internal AI solutions.

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    President and CEO Christopher Caldwell explained that stability in consumer electronics stems from market share gains and new data annotation services, not a broader macro recovery. He clarified that the iX Hello suite is a commercialized version of their successful internal AI tools, now being deployed for clients with the goal of being accretive to earnings by the end of fiscal 2025.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Concentrix Corp (CNXC) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Joseph Vafi of Canaccord Genuity inquired about the scale of revenue headwinds for fiscal 2025, specifically from the reduction of low-complexity work and geographic delivery mix shifts. He also requested an update on a previously announced large transformational deal, asking about its progress and expected contribution to the P&L in 2025.

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    President and CEO Christopher Caldwell explained that geographic shifts from higher-cost to lower-cost regions continue to be a headwind. He projected that low-complexity work would decrease from 7% of the business to approximately 5% during 2025. Regarding the large transformational deal, Mr. Caldwell stated it will begin generating meaningful revenue in the second half of fiscal 2025, with costs impacting Q1 and initial revenue starting in Q2.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Concentrix Corp (CNXC) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Joseph Vafi asked about the key factors impacting the top-line revenue forecast, the ramp-up timelines for significant new business wins, and the rationale for accelerating merger-related integration costs.

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    CEO Christopher Caldwell detailed the Q4 revenue headwinds, attributing them to client volume de-commits, accelerated offshoring, and walking away from price-sensitive deals. He also outlined that new large wins will begin ramping in late Q4 2024 and continue through mid-2025. CFO Andre Valentine explained that accelerating integration costs allows the company to realize its full synergy target a year early and reinvest savings into strategic transformation initiatives.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Coinbase Global Inc (COIN) leadership

    Joseph Vafi's questions to Coinbase Global Inc (COIN) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Joseph Vafi from Canaccord Genuity asked for clarification on the P&L impact of the significant increase in USDC held per user, considering the associated rewards program and revenue share agreement.

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    CFO Alesia Haas directed the analyst to a new disclosure in the shareholder letter, breaking down the economics. In Q1, Coinbase generated $298 million in total USDC revenue. After accounting for approximately $100 million in rewards paid on on-platform balances, this resulted in a net margin of about $26 million from on-platform USDC, plus the full margin from $171 million in off-platform revenue.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Coinbase Global Inc (COIN) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Joseph Vafi asked how Coinbase is leveraging its strong capital position to drive dominance for its Layer 2 solution, Base, compared to less capitalized competitors in the space.

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    CEO Brian Armstrong explained that Base's success stems from its technical merits rather than aggressive financial incentives. CFO Alesia Haas added that Coinbase's key advantage is its ability to create a flywheel by deeply integrating Base with its entire ecosystem of retail and developer products, an asset competitors cannot easily replicate.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Blend Labs Inc (BLND) leadership

    Joseph Vafi's questions to Blend Labs Inc (BLND) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Joseph Vafi asked for clarification on whether the Rocket-Mr. Cooper deal's impact is broad-based or servicer-focused, and requested more detail on the contribution margin of the core mortgage product.

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    CEO Nima Ghamsari stated the Rocket deal's impact is broad-based, acting as a catalyst for the entire industry. He noted that servicers are particularly well-positioned for a refinance wave, which is driving strong engagement with Blend. Head of Finance and Operations Amir Jafari explained that while overall contribution profit is increasing, the company is not yet disclosing a breakout for the core mortgage product but plans to build on this metric in the future.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Blend Labs Inc (BLND) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Joseph Vafi questioned if the current rate environment has changed the cadence of discussions with potential new logos and asked for a timeline on when the new 'Rapid' products might begin to make a real revenue contribution.

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    Nima Ghamsari, Co-Founder and Head of Blend, stated that the sales pipeline is up 50% year-over-year, with a strong comeback in mortgage-related discussions as customers have stabilized their businesses. He confirmed that the 'Rapid' products are already generating revenue with early customers, and this contribution is expected to ramp up throughout the year.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Pagaya Technologies Ltd (PGY) leadership

    Joseph Vafi's questions to Pagaya Technologies Ltd (PGY) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Joseph Vafi asked if the Prescreen product is a driver of FRLPC expansion and when the impact of forward flow agreements might become visible in fair value adjustments.

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    President Sanjiv Das confirmed Prescreen should positively impact FRLPC by lowering partner acquisition costs. CFO Evangelos Perros added that the focus on high-profitability verticals is driving FRLPC. Regarding forward flows, Perros explained their impact is already visible in the slower growth of the investment portfolio relative to volume and is embedded in the updated FRLPC guidance, with the trend expected to become more apparent later in the year.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Pagaya Technologies Ltd (PGY) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Joseph Vafi from Canaccord Genuity asked if it was possible to establish a 'normalized' fair value adjustment margin now that the company is past the recent period of significant write-downs.

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    CEO Gal Krubiner stated that while the company is not yet prepared to define a specific normalized percentage for fair value adjustments, a provision for such potential adjustments is already factored into the full-year 2025 GAAP net income guidance.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Pagaya Technologies Ltd (PGY) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Joseph Vafi inquired about the mechanics of allocating network volume across Pagaya's various funding sources and the comparative economics of non-ABS channels. He also asked about the long-term growth potential of the point-of-sale (POS) business relative to personal loans.

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    CFO Evangelos Perros explained that the funding mix is approximately 60-70% ABS and 30-40% alternative sources like forward flow and pass-throughs, with a blended net risk retention target of 2-3%. President Sanjiv Das added that the company believes the point-of-sale business will eventually be at least as large and profitable as the personal loan segment, driven by key partnerships and product expansion.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Cipher Mining Inc (CIFR) leadership

    Joseph Vafi's questions to Cipher Mining Inc (CIFR) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Joseph Vafi asked for more detail on the financing strategy with Fortress at Barber Lake, questioning if this capital-light development model would be the preferred strategy for Cipher's entire project pipeline.

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    CEO Tyler Page described the Fortress partnership as a crucial first step to validate Cipher's model and land a major tenant, which should help revalue its entire pipeline. He noted that while this capital-light approach is attractive for the first project, Cipher might seek to own more of the economics in future projects if its cost of capital improves. Page also suggested a long-term strategy of recycling capital by exiting mature, leased data centers to fund new greenfield developments.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to ICF International Inc (ICFI) leadership

    Joseph Vafi's questions to ICF International Inc (ICFI) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Joseph Vafi inquired about the commercial energy business outlook, asking if the strong Q1 performance is indicative of the full-year expectation. He also sought clarity on whether stop-work orders are considered temporary or are treated as terminations in the guidance, and asked about the current pace of federal contract awards.

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    Executive John Wasson confirmed that guidance assumes the commercial energy business will continue its outstanding growth and strong margin performance for the full year. He clarified that the company's guidance conservatively assumes stop-work orders will ultimately be terminated. Wasson also noted a positive pickup in federal award activity, particularly for contract modifications and recompetes, though the pace has not yet returned to historical norms.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to ICF International Inc (ICFI) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Joseph Vafi asked for more detail on the 2025 guidance, questioning the severity of the maximum downside risk for programmatic revenue and any potential ripple effects on the utility business from federal slowdowns.

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    Executive John Wasson clarified that the -10% maximum downside is a conservative floor based on a detailed, project-by-project risk analysis. He noted the IT business could see a mid-to-high single-digit decline while the programmatic side faces more significant impacts, especially at USAID. Wasson also stated he expects no material impact on the commercial utility business, as its robust growth is driven by strong energy demand and state policies, not federal initiatives.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to ICF International Inc (ICFI) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Joseph Vafi of Canaccord Genuity asked about the sustainability of margin improvements driven by favorable mix shifts, particularly from the utility and energy practice, and inquired about any notable impacts from recent hurricanes on the disaster recovery business.

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    CEO John Wasson explained that he expects the high-margin commercial energy business to continue its strong growth, providing further room for margin improvement. Regarding disaster recovery, Wasson noted that recent hurricanes (Helene and Milton) have resulted in numerous small disaster assessment contracts, which are crucial for building relationships ahead of larger, long-term recovery RFPs expected in the second half of 2025.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to ASGN Inc (ASGN) leadership

    Joseph Vafi's questions to ASGN Inc (ASGN) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Joseph Vafi of Canaccord Genuity asked for an update on business momentum with large financial services clients and whether the DOGE initiative was slowing down decision-making on new federal contract adjudications.

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    Executive Vice Chairman Rand Blazer reported that business flow from large banks, which had previously shown an uptick, leveled off and remained flat during Q1 as these clients assess macroeconomic factors. Regarding DOGE, Blazer explained the impact is more about increased layers of internal agency approval for funding rather than a direct slowdown in the adjudication process caused by the DOGE group itself.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to ASGN Inc (ASGN) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Joseph Vafi drilled down on the financial services vertical, asking about the current mix of 'big bank' clients versus historical levels to gauge potential upside. He also questioned why the assignment business hasn't shown more strength yet and if there's a structural shift towards consulting.

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    CEO Theodore Hanson stated that the financial services vertical, which historically comprised 20-25% of commercial revenue, is now in the high teens, suggesting room for recovery. Regarding the assignment business, Hanson and President Randolph Blazer noted a typical lead-lag effect and seasonal patterns, explaining that positive req flow indicates client need is present, and they do not believe a major structural shift away from assignment is occurring.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to ASGN Inc (ASGN) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Joseph Vafi requested more detail on performance within the financial services vertical and asked if there was any chance of a year-end budget flush from enterprise clients.

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    Executive Randolph Blazer noted positive signs in financial services, with good results from big banks and improving trends at regional banks, where ASGN is increasing its consulting penetration. However, he stated they do not anticipate a year-end budget flush, as clients seem to be in a preparatory phase for 2025, particularly around data readiness for AI.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd (HIVE) leadership

    Joseph Vafi's questions to HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd (HIVE) leadership • Q3 2025

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    Joseph Vafi of Canaccord Genuity asked for management's updated perspective on using debt as a funding mechanism for future growth, particularly as the business is set to become larger and more profitable.

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    Aydin Kilic, President and CEO, responded that while HIVE has analyzed convertible debt deals, many had unfavorable terms. He emphasized that the company prioritizes the lowest cost of capital and currently has a strong balance sheet with cash, ATM availability, and significant Bitcoin holdings. However, he noted they remain open to conventional debt financing options, especially for the HPC business.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to IREN Ltd (IREN) leadership

    Joseph Vafi's questions to IREN Ltd (IREN) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Joseph Vafi inquired about the capital expenditure for the Horizon 1 project, learnings from its high rack density design, and the scale of demand from hyperscalers for the proposed 2-gigawatt Sweetwater data center hub.

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    Chief Commercial Officer Kent Draper explained that IREN is leveraging existing data center architecture to deliver liquid-cooled capacity cost-effectively and has already ordered long-lead items. Co-Founder and Co-CEO Daniel Roberts added that a 2-gigawatt hub is 'entirely realistic' given the current market, noting intense interest from nearly all hyperscalers for 1-gigawatt-plus campuses.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to IREN Ltd (IREN) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Joseph Vafi asked at what Bitcoin price and hashrate the mining business could become self-funding for growth and inquired about the specifics of the Sweetwater site, including procurement plans for its full capacity and fiber connectivity.

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    Co-CEO Daniel Roberts distinguished between operating cash flow for potential distributions and capital for reinvestment, highlighting the ability to generate Bitcoin at a low cost. Chief Commercial Officer Kent Draper added that for Sweetwater, IREN is procuring long-lead items for the full 1.4 GW high-voltage substation capacity, and confirmed the site has excellent fiber connectivity with multiple Tier 1 carriers suitable for AI applications.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to IREN Ltd (IREN) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Joseph Vafi from Canaccord Genuity Group Inc. asked about the factors influencing the decision to exercise the 10 exahash option and the potential timing for monetizing the 3-gigawatt land and power portfolio.

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    Co-Founder and Co-CEO Daniel Roberts stated he expects to exercise the option, citing healthy gross margins and significant shareholder value creation, as IREN can build capacity for $30 million per exahash versus a market valuation of $135 million. Regarding the land portfolio, he described it as a "bird in the hand" situation, where they will explore compelling offers but feel no pressure to act, given their extensive, undisclosed development pipeline.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Ci&T Inc (CINT) leadership

    Joseph Vafi's questions to Ci&T Inc (CINT) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Joseph Vafi of Canaccord Genuity Group Inc. asked for a deeper look into the Financial Services vertical, seeking insights on trends for late 2024 and 2025, especially in North America. He also inquired about the key factors driving CI&T's growth outperformance compared to its peers.

    Answer

    Founder and President Bruno Guicardi highlighted the North American opportunity in using GenAI for legacy modernization within fintech and asset management. Founder and CEO Cesar Gon added that intense competition in Latin America's financial sector is fueling digital investment. Cesar attributed CI&T's outperformance to two main factors: the enhanced competitive offering from CI&T/FLOW and the increased effectiveness of its specialized 'AI growth machine' sales team.

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    Joseph Vafi's questions to Core Scientific Inc (CORZ) leadership

    Joseph Vafi's questions to Core Scientific Inc (CORZ) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Joseph Vafi of Canaccord Genuity requested an update on efforts to expand power capacity at existing HPC sites beyond the 500 megawatts contracted to CoreWeave and asked about the potential impact of the U.S. presidential election on the business.

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    CEO Adam Sullivan reported that Core Scientific is actively pursuing an additional 300+ megawatts at its existing HPC sites, viewing it as the quickest path to capacity growth. Regarding the election, he suggested a Trump presidency could provide "strong tailwinds" due to expressed support for Bitcoin, energy production, and U.S. AI leadership, which align with the company's goals.

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