CoreWeave, Inc. - Class A Common Stock (CRWV)

McBee exercised 197,000 options and liquidated indirect holdings across trusts, yet retains a significant number of derivative securities signaling sustained long-term alignment.

Brannin McBee exercised stock options and immediately liquidated the position under a pre-established trading plan.

Jain exercised options and sold shares to cover tax withholding from a vesting event, retaining close to 148,000 shares and 270,000 options outstanding.

This filing reports the exercise of vested options and tax withholding obligations.

Disposition reduces his direct equity stake by 10% under a pre-established trading plan, though he retains a 0.34% ownership position and substantial derivative holdings.

The most important update of earnings season is fast approaching. Here's what investors should expect.

Demand continues to exceed supply.

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CoreWeave's bear case rests on GPUs aging out fast. But the company just signed a multi-year contract for Nvidia's 2020-era A100 chips, extending their revenue life through 2029. The debt markets are starting to price in what that means: Older Nvidia silicon may hold value far longer than Wall Street's depreciation models assume.

Wall Street cheered the company's latest update.

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The market can see the demand just fine. The discount is about what delivering it will cost.

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The market is having a strongly bullish reaction to CoreWeave's latest quarterly report.

The tech company posted its second-quarter earnings yesterday, and while there was plenty of growth, its bottom line was in the red again.

CoreWeave shares rallied after Q2 revenue grew 113% year-over-year and its backlog topped $104 billion, though analysts remain cautious about cash burn, debt, and the path to profitability.

CoreWeave (NASDAQ:CRWV) reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $2.6 billion, up 112% from a year earlier and 24% sequentially, as demand for its AI cloud infrastructure continued to exceed available capacity. The company also raised its full-year revenue and operating-income outlook, citing faster