The latest data point for CLSK's EPS Surprise % in Q1'26 shows a modest positive surprise of 0.75%, indicating that the company's earnings per share exceeded analyst expectations by three-quarters of a percentage point. This marks an improvement from the negative surprise of -1.25% in Q4'25, though it remains below the peak positive outlier of 3.85% observed in Q4'23. Over the period from Q2'23 to Q1'26, the EPS Surprise % trend has been highly volatile, fluctuating between significant beats and misses without a clear directional bias—negative values dominated in Q2'23 (-37.8%), Q1'24 (-92.9%), Q3'24 (-354.5%), Q2'25 (-166.7%), and Q4'25 (-125%), while positives emerged sporadically, such as 116.7% in Q2'24 and 160% in Q3'25. In parallel, the EPS Growth (YoY) line exhibits similar instability, with strong expansions like 356.5% in Q2'24 and 507.1% in Q1'25 contrasting sharp declines to -758.3% in Q3'24 and -258.8% in Q1'26, underscoring CLSK's exposure to erratic performance drivers in the cryptocurrency mining sector.