🚨 JUST IN — CHIP WAR ESCALATES!
🇺🇸🇨🇳 In a groundbreaking development, Nvidia ($NVDA) and AMD have reportedly agreed to pay 15% of their Chinese chip sales revenue directly to the U.S. government, Financial Times reports.
💡 This is not just another business tax — it’s a strategic move in the U.S.–China tech rivalry, designed to curb China’s access to high-performance AI and semiconductor technology while boosting U.S. revenues from overseas chip sales.
📉 For China, this could raise costs, slow AI adoption, and strain local chip-dependent industries.
📈 For the U.S., it strengthens control over advanced tech exports and potentially gives American chipmakers a new bargaining edge in global markets.
🔥 Analysts warn that this could trigger retaliatory measures from Beijing, and markets should brace for volatility in the semiconductor sector. Tech stocks, AI plays, and supply chain-sensitive industries could all see sharp moves.
💎 The chip war just entered a new phase — and traders who read the shift right could bank big.
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