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Lower token prices are leading to higher gpu demand, Jonah Lupton notes

Lower token prices are leading to higher gpu demand, Jonah Lupton notes
Falling token prices raise gpu demand

Jonah Lupton, an investor and market commentator, suggested that as token prices decline, usage increases, which is driving up prices for GPUs. According to Lupton, this environment is extremely positive for artificial intelligence infrastructure companies, including NBIS.

Lupton has recently highlighted SK Hynix’s $50 billion cash reserves and strong net income projections ahead of a potential Solidigm IPO. He has also cited Marvell’s updated forecast of $20 billion in FY2028 revenue, driven by growth in connectivity, in a separate market update. These comments illustrate his continued focus on leading hardware and semiconductor players.

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