Family, the recent actions of the U.S. Department of Commerce are quite something! They are engaging in a 'subsidy-for-equity' scheme, targeting chip giants like TSMC and Samsung. On the surface, it's about giving money for support, but behind the scenes... those who understand, understand!

Are you wondering: 'What impact do their actions have on the crypto market? How does it affect my profits?' Don't worry, today we'll break it down so that ordinary people can also get a taste!

First of all, chips are the true lifeblood of the crypto world!
Don't think mining is just about graphics cards; the 'heart' of high-end mining machines relies entirely on TSMC's top-tier 3nm/5nm chips! If this move by the U.S. really succeeds, it will be like grasping the lifeline of global high-end chips. Just think, in the future, the production capacity, shipment rhythm, and even costs of mining machine chips may all depend on others' faces!

Secondly, the computing power market is rife with undercurrents!
Currently, the chip inventory in the hands of major mining machine manufacturers can last about 3-4 months. But if TSMC and Samsung really get tied up in a 'tight spell', new mining machines may likely face 'difficult births' next year! At that time, the efficiency of old machines will decrease, and the overall network computing power might experience a noticeable decline, leading to significant volatility in mining profits!

President Fuqi teaches you the three-word mantra for holding currency: Stay steady, don't panic!

Steady: The chip game is a marathon, don't get caught up in the short-term noise!
Focus: Key in on the critical financial reports and dynamics of major companies like TSMC; chip trends are the barometer for the crypto world!
Watch: If the computing power market shows signs of adjustment, it might be an observation window for positioning (mining machines/computing power)!#ETH质押退出动态观察

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