Jensen Huang just wrapped up a meeting with President Trump at the White House. Word is they dove into export control policies—those restrictions that decide which countries get access to cutting-edge AI chips.

For anyone tracking the crypto mining scene or AI infrastructure plays, this matters. Tighter controls could reshape where the next generation of compute power ends up, and that ripples through everything from datacenter builds to GPU availability for mining operations.

No official statement yet on specifics, but when the CEO of the chip giant sits down with the Commander-in-Chief to hash out trade policy, you know the stakes are high. Keep an eye on how this plays out—could shift the entire landscape for hardware-dependent sectors.

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BearMarketMonk

· 5h ago

Jensen Huang is keeping a tight grip on this; the chip bottleneck issue is going to flare up again.

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AirdropHunterKing

· 12h ago

Haha, now the chip bottleneck issue is really blowing up, we miners will have to tighten our belts again. Oh man, GPU prices are about to skyrocket, brothers, now's the time to stock up on cards, right? Once export controls get stricter, domestic mining farms will have an even harder time. How are we supposed to profit from this wave? The White House is playing chess, and we're the ones suffering—computing power wars are escalating, brothers. Trump is serious this time, turning chips into weapons. The mining community is about to get reshuffled.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 12h ago

Once the chip embargo takes effect, miner fees will skyrocket, and by then we won’t even be able to save on gas. --- It's yet another round of export controls. If GPUs get tight, graphics card prices will explode, and mining costs will double instantly. --- If this guy really tightens the controls, my cross-chain arbitrage plan is completely doomed. I’ll have to recalculate my ROI. --- Forget the policies for now, just tell me when miner tips will drop... it’s crazy expensive to make a single transaction these days. --- Stumbled upon this news late at night. Tomorrow is definitely going to be another GPU price war, and I’ll have to stay up late comparing prices again—so exhausting. --- Tighter export controls = scarce computing power = soaring gas fees. Does this logic check out, everyone? --- Trump is messing with chip policies again. The cross-chain gas savings I spent ages calculating are going down the drain. --- Has anyone calculated how much the unit cost will increase if there’s an embargo... I’ve got a detailed spreadsheet here. --- Miners are getting choked again. The cost of on-chain operations will only get more outrageous. I suggest stocking up on Matic now. --- In short, hardware costs go up, our gas fees go up too—a perfect cycle.

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MEVEye

· 12h ago

Jensen Huang enters the White House to discuss chip export controls with Trump—now the miners are getting anxious.

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AltcoinTherapist