The financial report data of major chip manufacturers often reshape the entire industry outlook. This earnings season, the judgment logic of Wall Street analysts and investment banks is truly concerning — their understanding of fundamentals such as supply chains, mining costs, and chip capacity always seems to lag two steps behind the market. The hardware cost structure in the crypto industry is critically tied to this link. Earnings figures directly influence hardware cost expectations, thereby changing the economic model of the entire ecosystem. But looking at their research reports, they are either overly optimistic or completely miss the key logic. That’s why the market often moves ahead of Wall Street — data speaks for itself.
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RektRecorder
· 13h ago
Those guys on Wall Street really should check out on-chain data instead of always being fooled by financial reports.
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StakeWhisperer
· 13h ago
Those guys on Wall Street are really slow to react, always getting beaten by the market.
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AirdropCollector
· 13h ago
Those guys on Wall Street are really slow to catch on; on-chain data has already said it all long ago.
The financial report data of major chip manufacturers often reshape the entire industry outlook. This earnings season, the judgment logic of Wall Street analysts and investment banks is truly concerning — their understanding of fundamentals such as supply chains, mining costs, and chip capacity always seems to lag two steps behind the market. The hardware cost structure in the crypto industry is critically tied to this link. Earnings figures directly influence hardware cost expectations, thereby changing the economic model of the entire ecosystem. But looking at their research reports, they are either overly optimistic or completely miss the key logic. That’s why the market often moves ahead of Wall Street — data speaks for itself.