Ram Coin

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[Ram Coin @RamCoinCTO]

$RAM

I was in this coin months ago and loved the concept. With an active community and good team pushing I think we can break the ATH of 1.2m 🐏📈

Ram prices have somewhat plateaued in recent weeks, but that doesn’t change the fact that they are still up over 400% from a year ago and still increasing the price of consumer items. Apple has recently said they will be increasing prices on all new products rolling out. Low cost brands are shelving new product launches all together.

Ram is the most important hardware technology on earth, and the tokenized version now has a new look and better team.

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#RAM #Solana #AIMeme #MemeCoin

[The Verge @verge]

Nothing cancels this year’s CMF phone due to RAM prices https://t.co/BgwuFoZCOG

[Ram Coin @RamCoinCTO]

Are you ready.

[Charlie Garcia @charliepgarcia]

Here is the number that turns a boring part into a trade. Morgan Stanley tore an AI rack apart. A generation ago the ceramic capacitor content was about $1,530. Today it is $4,320. A 182% jump in one product cycle, for a part most investors have never heard of.

[Dark Web Intelligence @DailyDarkWeb]

⚖️ A new antitrust lawsuit accuses Samsung, SK hynix, and Micron of coordinating DRAM supply reductions to inflate RAM prices.

* The lawsuit alleges the three companies control ~90% of the global DRAM market.
* Plaintiffs claim production was intentionally shifted toward AI-focused HBM memory while conventional DRAM supply was restricted.
* If proven, the alleged conduct could have contributed to years of rising memory prices across PCs, servers, and consumer electronics.

These are allegations made in a newly filed U.S. class-action lawsuit. The claims have not been proven, and the defendants have not yet been found liable.

#DDW #Intelligence #DarkWeb #Memory

[AppleInsider @appleinsider]

A global memory shortage is pushing Apple to consider alternate RAM suppliers. In all likelihood, this will draw scrutiny from U.S. lawmakers. By @Amber_M_Neely

https://t.co/rw1rTOB6qU

[Rohan Paul @rohanpaul_ai]

A new lawsuit says the RAM shortage may involve more than AI demand.

Three memory giants now face claims they coordinated the DRAM supply squeeze.

AI data centers have pulled supply toward HBM, a faster stacked DRAM format.

The lawsuit claims that shift became cover for cutting DDR3 and DDR4 output.

Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, and Micron control roughly 90% of global DRAM revenue.

A market that concentrated gives buyers few escapes when supply tightens together.

The complaint says all 3 firms reduced commodity supply instead of chasing higher prices.
In a normal competitive market, rising DRAM prices should make each company produce more.
But, producing more can lower the market price, because buyers suddenly have more chips available.

Producing less can keep chips scarce, so buyers must pay much more for each chip.

That is the plaintiffs’ core antitrust claim.

Samsung previously paid $300M for DRAM price fixing, while Hynix paid $185 M.

Micron says it competes lawfully and will defend itself against the claims.

The case will likely turn on discovery. i.e. the court will need internal evidence, like emails, messages, meeting notes, or pricing plans, showing the companies actually coordinated instead of independently reacting to the same market conditions.

Doing the same thing at the same time can look suspicious, but antitrust law usually needs more than similarity to prove illegal collusion.

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polygon .com/ram-manufacturers-sued-supply-price-fixing/

[Ram Coin @RamCoinCTO]

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[Jeremy @Jeremybtc]

RAM is about to become genuinely unaffordable.

Your next phone, console, and laptop are already paying for it.

Jefferies says prices will jump another 40 to 50% this quarter.

Then another 30 to 40% on top next quarter.

That's after they already tripled since the start of 2025.

A 32GB kit that was $100 last year now runs $300 to $500.

The reason is simple. AI data centers are buying nearly all of it.

Micron killed Crucial, its entire consumer brand, in February.

PS5 and Xbox already went up $150. The Steam Deck jumped 50%.

Apple just raised MacBooks and iPads by hundreds. The iPhone is next.

Microsoft now pays 2.5x what it did a year ago.

Nobody calls this a normal shortage. Relief isn't expected until 2028.

That upgrade you've been putting off? Buy it now.

[Matthew Tuttle @TuttleCapital]

Intel's CEO says no memory stability until 2028. DRAM prices up 90-95% in Q1 alone. The industry isn't waiting for new fabs — it's building 9 separate engineering detours around the bottleneck. Read more → https://t.co/5tAT3c6UwK

[Semafor @semafor]

The AI buildout is reshaping the global economy. Memory chip demand has already pushed consumer electronics prices up, and RAM prices are expected to increase a further 40-50% in the coming quarter.

Read more:

https://t.co/n1RQSgtW2b

[Ram Coin @RamCoinCTO]

Yo @blknoiz06 we see you. 😉

[Ram Coin @RamCoinCTO]

$RAM

[internet hall of fame @InternetH0F]

Samsung, Micron, and SK Hynix are being sued in a class action lawsuit, alleging the companies are working together to restrict RAM supply and raise prices

[Rohan Paul @rohanpaul_ai]

RAM prices now expected to jump another 40% to 50% as a lawsuit accuses Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron of turning scarcity into market power.

Jefferies Research was told by memory consultant Ethan Tan that prices may rise 40% to 50% in Q3-26, then 30% to 40% in Q4-26, with relief unlikely before 2028.

DRAM feeds active computation, NAND feeds storage, so AI servers, laptops, phones, and consoles compete for the same scarce factory base.

HBM, stacked DRAM for AI accelerators, carries higher margins than consumer RAM, so manufacturers can shift capacity away from PCs without opening a new fab.

The California complaint says the 3 firms control about 90% of global DRAM and coordinated a move toward HBM while choking DDR3 and DDR4 supply.

The legal test will be proof of agreement, since the prior DRAM class action failed when judges saw parallel conduct rather than an illegal deal.

The industry history makes the allegation harder to shrug off, because DOJ said Samsung paid $300M and Hynix paid $185M in earlier DRAM price-fixing cases.

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techspot. com/news/112934-ram-prices-expected-rise-another-40-50-q3.html

[litquidity @litcapital]

The RAM Cartel meeting up to raise chip prices by 200% next month

[Mashable @mashable]

AI continues to make everything more expensive. https://t.co/VclLTFMkZi

[Jeremy @Jeremybtc]

RAM is about to become genuinely unaffordable.

Your next phone, console, and laptop are already paying for it.

Jefferies says prices will jump another 40 to 50% this quarter.

Then another 30 to 40% on top next quarter.

That's after they already tripled since the start of 2025.

A 32GB kit that was $100 last year now runs $300 to $500.

The reason is simple. AI data centers are buying nearly all of it.

Micron killed Crucial, its entire consumer brand, in February.

PS5 and Xbox already went up $150. The Steam Deck jumped 50%.

Apple just raised MacBooks and iPads by hundreds. The iPhone is next.

Microsoft now pays 2.5x what it did a year ago.

Nobody calls this a normal shortage. Relief isn't expected until 2028.

That upgrade you've been putting off? Buy it now.

[Ram Coin @RamCoinCTO]

This is just the beginning.

[*Walter Bloomberg @DeItaone]

AI MEMORY BOOM ADDS TO U.S. INFLATION

Wolfe Research says soaring memory chip prices, driven by AI demand, have added about 0.3 percentage points to U.S. core inflation.

Rising DRAM and NAND costs are pushing up computer and smartphone prices, with Apple expected to raise prices on several products.

Wolfe warns AI is becoming an inflation driver rather than a disinflationary force.

[Ram Coin @RamCoinCTO]

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[Valuetainment @valuetainment]

JUST IN: Jefferies warns RAM and memory prices will surge 40-50% in Q3 and another 30-40% in Q4 with no relief until 2028.

[Ram Coin @RamCoinCTO]

True.

[CryptoGoos @cryptogoos]

🚨 MEMORY PRICES ARE NEVER COMING DOWN, AND THE INDUSTRY JUST PUT IT IN WRITING.

Micron locked in $100 billion of contracts keeping prices at record highs through 2030.

Lenovo says RAM will "never" return to old levels.

Microsoft expects prices to double again by 2027.

[Ram Coin @RamCoinCTO]

Yeah, because it has nothing to do with AI.

[Culture Crave 🍿 @CultureCrave]

The world's three largest RAM manufacturers are being sued for allegedly working together to restrict memory supply and inflate prices 💾

Companies are Samsung, Micron, and SK hynix

[Ram Coin @RamCoinCTO]

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[PC Gamer @pcgamer]

The RAMpocalypse looks set to get worse, then even worse than that, before it gets better. https://t.co/mNFwFzTNZO