As cryptominers shift their attention away from GPUs, graphics cards prices may plummet as shipments are expected drop by at much as 40% in the upcoming weeks.
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I have no doubt that mining demand for GPUs will at some point plummet. There are too many currencies, and the shakeout will come. The few that survive that, plus the change in investor mindset toward caution, won't be profitable to mine with consumer gear for very long. (The Bitcoin crowd knows why.) I hope this story is correct, but I'm not confident that the good news will come so quickly. We shall see.
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The fun starts at 2:30.
Why didn't supply increase to meet demand? I understand it doesn't happen overnight, but they've been short for a long time now.