History is a cycle. When graphics cards are out of stock, hard drives are out of stock, SSDs are out of stock, and memory is out of stock, a mining boom will reappear. Major manufacturers will raise coin prices to take the opportunity to sell. Of course, ETH is excluded because it no longer belongs to the POW consensus mechanism, and BTC is excluded because these components are not suitable for it—it's a professional ASIC chip mining machine. Currently, only the storage sector fits the needs of these manufacturers. Although FIL uses these components, it is obviously not suitable because it requires staking. The AR consensus mechanism is also not suitable, as it is a pseudo-concept. How many in the market are willing to permanently store files? The only project that can drive demand for these components is Chia XCH, which is the only one that fits. It requires graphics cards, SSDs, and memory for plotting, and mechanical hard drives for storage. This directly creates a coin that can drive these 3C accessories. Moreover, XCH does not do permanent storage like AR or FIL; it relies entirely on the POST consensus mechanism, using hard drive storage space to verify the blockchain. It can be said to be an environmentally friendly, energy-saving, green Bitcoin.