2025-12-30 12:26:12

The market landscape in the AI field is truly extraordinary. On one side, there is massive capital and electricity cost pressure; on the other side, consumer adoption is happening at an astonishingly fast rate. Coupled with the potential economic and social impacts of the AI industry, and the large-scale competition among regions to gain technological advantages—this is essentially a multi-dimensional power struggle. Capital is pouring in, users are rushing in, and countries are all out to secure their positions. These multiple driving forces intertwine, stirring a reconstruction of the entire market ecosystem. Whoever can handle this wave will win.

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PoetryOnChain

· 6h ago

The electricity bill is almost unaffordable, and they're still burning money wildly. I really can't afford to play this game.

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gaslight_gasfeez

· 8h ago

The electricity cost is really the ceiling; no matter how much money is spent, we must first ensure that energy supply keeps up.

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RugDocScientist

· 8h ago

It's killing everyone, can't afford the electricity bill, but users are flocking in. There's really no way to just relax this time.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 8h ago

Honestly, right now it's a money-burning game. Whoever can't keep burning will die. --- The electricity costs are really outrageous, big companies are疯狂加杠杆 (ramping up leverage crazily). --- Countries are competing fiercely, but in the end, ordinary people are still being割韭菜 (harvested like chives). --- With capital, users, and policies all working together, this wave really can't be played. --- Those who can't handle it will definitely cool down, just watch. --- Small teams that can't raise money now basically have no way out. --- Consumers rushing in quickly is one thing, but I'm afraid the bubble will burst at that moment. --- Multi-dimensional power struggle? Basically, it's who has more money wins. --- The threshold of electricity costs, how many startups are being blocked outside? --- Wait and see, the next wave of reshuffling is coming.

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