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Some call it a gamble—I call it faith. While others chase the next shiny coin, I’m holding strong with $LUNC Why? Because true believers know: great comebacks start when everyone else has given up. 🔥 The community is alive. 💡 The vision is still burning. 🚀 The potential? Underestimated. Who’s still holding with me? 👇 #LUNC✅ #LUNACLASSIC #tothemoon
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China Hits Pause on $35B US Chip Deal A huge US tech merger is stuck because China seems unhappy with new US chip restrictions. It's a high-stakes business chess move reflecting the ongoing tech trade war, though both sides are also talking about making peace. The clock is ticking until January 2026. A massive $35 billion deal between two US tech companies, Ansys and Synopsys, is suddenly stalled because China hasn't given its final okay. This comes just days after the US government made it harder to sell certain advanced chip design software to China. 1. The Deal: Synopsys (makes software for designing chips) wants to buy Ansys (makes simulation software). Think of them as companies providing essential digital tools for building super-smart computer brains (semiconductors). 2. The Hold-Up: China's market watchdog (SAMR) was almost done reviewing the deal and was expected to approve it soon. But now, they've paused the process. 3. Why? Likely Retaliation: Many see this as China pushing back. Why? Because just last week, the US banned companies like Synopsys from selling specific high-end chip design tools to China. China's approval suddenly got harder. 4. Other Factors? Some sources say the deal itself is incredibly complex, and that might be causing delays too, not just politics. The review has already taken longer than the usual 180 days. 5. What Now? Synopsys says it's working hard with China to get approval and still hopes to close the deal soon. Crucially, they have until January 2026 to make it happen, or either company can walk away. 6. Bigger Picture: This is happening while US and Chinese officials are *trying* to ease trade tensions. The US hinted it *might* relax some tech export rules if China speeds up shipments of rare earth minerals (vital for tech). There's already a tiny sign: Synopsys has resumed selling *some* products to China, but not the sensitive chip design software. #TrumpTariffs #TrumpCrypto #BinanceAlphaAlert #china $BTC $ETH $BNB
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