@CernunnosCap@albertobertoz It’s about manufacturing scale and production volume.
Comparing enterprise hardware to a consumer product, and believing that a low-volume custom design for specialised enterprise equipment can somehow out-manufacture an established OEM, is highly unrealistic.
@LukasFrije1re@D2C3FiveA I like Bitcoin due to its total supply, I like IREN due to their meat space portfolio.
Buying and integrating software is much easier than building physical space in the AI era.
@CKCapitalxx The key question is: Can CoreWeave deliver?
They operate with a heavy lease strategy. Slippage risk is high, but it could still make a good short-term play.
However, the actual data center capacity needs to come from somewhere.
It is like buying paper gold vs physical.
@WessexCapital@DeepValueBagger I thought data-center buildout for a fully power-enabled facility takes 5+ years, while GPU lead times are only 3–7 months?
Long term leasing datacenters has a much higher slippage risks?
@web3pingu Iran has produced significant stockpiles of enriched uranium, including around 440 kilograms at 60% purity (near-weapons-grade), which could theoretically be used to produce a dirty bomb. I am quite sure this is the reason for the preemptive strike.
@mikealfred I wonder why people give $MSTR such a higher premium than $ASST. Both run similar BTC treasury/accumulation strategies, but $ASST has a cleaner balance sheet (less debt/leverage dilution risk).
@Tsuff101@gary_pallett Not all lands are created equal, nor are all data centers. Evaluating them requires looking beyond mere megawatts (MW) or gigawatts (GW) to factors like efficiency, location, and scalability.
@Justin_Bons I can still self-custody and sell it much faster than gold or real estate. While it might fails as money, nature always finds a way, but it has successfully become a reliable savings technology.
@caprioleio Only if the bank is taking this seriously and start upgrading their system. Quantum will break almost every single system existed. Even Google own’s product (e.g. Gmail)