The ARBE chip project has been really tough recently, dropping 90% from SPAC financing to now. It's understandable that many people are pessimistic. The technical risks during the experimental phase and the dilution pressure from financing are all real issues. But recently, this step is very critical—the chip business has just achieved significant progress. This is a high-growth track, and technological breakthroughs could lead to a revaluation. The market may not have fully reacted yet.
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ruggedSoBadLMAO
· 3h ago
Even a 90% drop didn't kill it. This time, it's really different... Let's wait and see how it develops next.
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AirdropHustler
· 3h ago
Even after dropping 90%, it didn't die, and now they're talking about a technological breakthrough? I've heard this script too many times haha
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MEVHunterWang
· 3h ago
A 90% drop and still call it a major breakthrough? Man, that sounds a bit questionable...
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SilentObserver
· 3h ago
Dropped 90%. Do you still dare to boast about major progress? That makes me laugh. Let's wait until we're alive and out of the lab to talk about it.
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GateUser-a180694b
· 3h ago
A 90% drop can be dismissed by anyone as pessimism; the key is whether technological breakthroughs can turn the situation around... It still feels too optimistic.
The ARBE chip project has been really tough recently, dropping 90% from SPAC financing to now. It's understandable that many people are pessimistic. The technical risks during the experimental phase and the dilution pressure from financing are all real issues. But recently, this step is very critical—the chip business has just achieved significant progress. This is a high-growth track, and technological breakthroughs could lead to a revaluation. The market may not have fully reacted yet.