On August 28, Keel Infrastructure Corp fell 8.25% in regular trading, trading at $3.22/share, with turnover of $39.40 million.

On the news front, despite Citadel founder Ken Griffin previously confirming the resolution of over 80% of risk exposure stemming from the Situational Awareness hedge fund collapse, the mining sector faced collective selling pressure following a two-day cumulative rebound exceeding 16%. Keel Infrastructure, identified as one of the collapsed fund's portfolio holdings with a $152 million position, saw its prior technical recovery stall as profit-taking emerged.

Other former holdings of the fund declined in tandem, with IREN dropping 9.54% and Strategy falling 4.41%, indicating broad sector weakness rather than company-specific deterioration. The forced liquidation event had previously driven non-fundamental selling pressure across Bitcoin mining and data center infrastructure stocks, and while the acute liquidity shock has largely subsided, the recovery path remains uneven as the market digests residual positioning adjustments.

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