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Zooming out, GPUs are still renting ahead of a standard 6-year depreciation schedule Rental price vs. schedule: - H200: +143% - B200: +111% - RTX PRO 6000: +73% - H100: +54% - A100: +9% Most of the gap opened up after April, when token demand took off Charts of the Week: a16z.news/p/charts-of-the-we…
GPUs are aging like fine wine, with rental rates up across the board since January 1st Approximate change YTD: - H200: +160% - B200: +120% - RTX PRO 6000: +65% - H100: +35% Even the 6-year-old A100 rents for more than it did at the start of the year Charts of the Week: a16z.news/p/charts-of-the-we…
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Si vous êtes investi dans l’IA, vous voulez peut-être vous asseoir avant de lire ça Hier a été une journée absolument horrible pour les actifs de croissance L’IA change de phase; quelques explications : 1. Depuis le début des années 2010, le cash-flow des hyperscalers suffisait à financer le capex Désormais, il faut emprunter pour construire et deux nouvelles à contre-courant sont tombées cette semaine : A/ SpaceX a publié des résultats énormes et rentabilise ses datacenters en un an environ B/ $META, à l’inverse, doit diluer ses actionnaires pour continuer à financer son capex, ce qui montre très clairement que le cash-flow ne suffit plus. 2. Ce changement se heurte à deux forces A/ L’argent cesse d’être bon marché L'argent pour le buildout c'est le nerf de la guerre, l'argent coute cher au moment précis où l’on en a besoin. Le 10 ans US est à environ 5,1 %, la Fed est en cycle de hausse et environ 70 pb de hausses supplémentaires sont pricées sur 12 mois. Quiconque a étudié l’histoire sait que construire à crédit pendant que le coût de l’emprunt monte a mené, à maintes reprises, à une période classique de fragilité B/ Les revenus de l’IA font douter Anthropic ajoutait environ 8 Md$ de revenus annualisés par mois au premier semestre, contre 2 à 3 Md$ en août et septembre. Beaucoup comptent sur les agents IA pour prendre le relais, mais côté grand public, Muse ne retient qu’environ 22 % de ses utilisateurs à 14 jours, contre environ 27 % il me semble pour ChatGPT Le marché vend donc l’incertitude née du décalage entre un capex certain, financé de plus en plus cher, et une monétisation encore floue. Ce décalage devra se résorber d’une manière ou d’une autre Je vous encourage donc à étudier 2000 de près, car les différences sont aussi instructives que les ressemblances En 2000, on finançait à crédit une demande qui n’existait pas encore, et seulement 2 % de l'infrastructure était « allumé ». Aujourd’hui, la capacité est vendue avant d’être construite, les capex sont backés par des contrats solides, et ce qui manque, ce sont les puces et l’électricité, PAS les clients. L'infrastructure IA n’est pas la fibre, par contre je peux le concéder, le parallèle tient sur le point le plus important en top down, le bilan car si les revenus ne suivent pas la dette, ça casse, et c’est ce que ce bon vieux marché a testé hier Je suis tenté d’y voir un énorme discount sur les actions liées à l’IA qui connaissent leur première vraie phase de repli, mais j’ai aussi besoin d’être rassuré par les earnings et par les midterms. $GOOGL publiera mercredi 28, le jour de la Fed, et le S-1 d’Anthropic semble déjà pricé Plus d'update à venir
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51bagger retweeted
Big news: we've raised $4.6M in seed funding, led by @genventurecap, with participation from @CommerceVC, @0xPolygon, @AAF_Management, @VerdaVentures @NGC_Ventures, @FGVCapital, @JSquare_co, @reflexivexyz, @BigBrainVC, and others. We're building global payments infrastructure from the ground up. One integration to issue accounts, collect funds, convert currencies and pay out globally with the licensing, banking relationships, and local rails underneath it all. That depth matters most in emerging markets. Moving money into Latin America, Africa, Asia and the Middle East. Global by default. Local to the last mile. This round takes us further: more licenses, more banking partnerships, and a growing team to build it. Link in the comments. If you're moving money across borders, we'd love to talk. We're just getting started! 📷
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51bagger retweeted
CLARITY failed. Now DeFi needs to win through adoption. Build products millions of people want. Become too important to ignore. Regulation will have to catch up. The Uber path.
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51bagger retweeted
Semianalysis is forecasting that Anthropic is processing 5Q tokens per month in June, which will grow to 13Q tokens by December
Crazy forecast
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51bagger retweeted
JUST IN 🚨: Coffee soars more than 16% for its biggest gain this century ☕ 📈
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51bagger retweeted
JaredFromSubway the most well known MEV bot on Ethereum just got drained for over $15 MILLION After years of sandwiching traders for millions of dollars, someone finally got their revenge Biblical
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Everyone’s talking about RWAs lately, so here’s my take after following this space closely for over a year and why @plumenetwork makes the most sense to me right now. RWAs were never just about putting assets onchain. Anyone can tokenize a fund. Anyone can issue a tokenized T-Bill. That was never the hard part. The hard part is the infrastructure around it: - compliant distribution - nstitutional trust - global accessibility - DeFi composability And that’s exactly where Plume is positioning itself. Just in the last few months they: - secured a Bermuda Digital Asset licence alongside names like Coinbase, Kraken and Circle - became one of the most credible regulated players in the space - backed by partners managing trillions in assets This is starting to look like the early version of internet-native finance. Institutional-grade infrastructure, stablecoin rails, 24/7 access and global distribution through wallets instead of brokers.
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51bagger retweeted
1/ Why structured yield is the natural evolution of DeFi.
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1/ Controversial take: hard work is more important than smart work. It's a myth that we only have a few hours of good creative work per day. Train yourself to grind long hours first. You will surprise yourself. The work naturally become higher quality, less distracted.
You'll get more done in 4 hours of deep work than 7 days of distracted work. High - Quality Work = (Time Spent) x (Intensity of Focus) All you need is a Weekly Schedule System. Find my free template in the YouTube video below:
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Nassim Taleb, what a line
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51bagger retweeted
Bitcoin every time it climbs back to 70k.
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51bagger retweeted
Trump is playing 4D chess - War ends -> oil drops - inflation collapses - Powell out -> Kevin Warsh cuts rates - Liquidity floods into the economy - Markets giga pump (including crypto) Right into midterms Republicans sweep. That’s the plan
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51bagger retweeted
starting to think trump was not in fact playing multi-dimensional chess angry bird at best
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Introducing TurboQuant: Our new compression algorithm that reduces LLM key-value cache memory by at least 6x and delivers up to 8x speedup, all with zero accuracy loss, redefining AI efficiency. Read the blog to learn how it achieves these results: goo.gle/4bsq2qI
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If this doesn't play out I will simply delete the post and claim that I was bullish all along $BTC
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Iran is negotiating with 8 countries to allow passage through the Strait of Hormuz on the condition that oil is traded in Chinese yuan. Wow.
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When everyone is bombing each other but no one invites you.
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