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Analysis: Shift in U.S. chip production capacity may indirectly constrain crypto mining machine supply

Analysis: Shift in U.S. chip production capacity may indirectly constrain crypto mining machine supply

Odaily星球日报Odaily星球日报2026/06/18 12:58
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According to Odaily, analysis from KobeissiLetter shows that Intel's stock price rose by about 9% in a single day after Trump announced that the United States will design and manufacture chips domestically. This development provides a policy-level boost for the entire semiconductor industry, and the market expects investments in domestic wafer manufacturing and advanced processing in the US to continue receiving support.

However, for the crypto market, if more of the US chip production capacity shifts towards consumer electronics and the defense sector, it could indirectly reduce the supply capability for ASIC miners, potentially impacting the hardware cycle in the mining industry. Therefore, changes in Intel's production capacity are also viewed as a “substantive reevaluation signal” for the Bitcoin and crypto mining markets.

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