Mining fever boom, graphics card shipments in April fear greatly reduced

Bitcoin recently returned to above the 9,000 US dollar mark. The industry expects that if it can maintain more than 9,000 US dollars, it will be beneficial to the mining opportunities in the second half of the year and will drive the performance of companies such as Acer, ASRock, MSI, and Gigabyte. However, the recent mining boom With the effect of fever reduction, the industry predicts that April shipments of graphics cards will be reduced by 20% to 40%.

According to foreign reports, bitcoin prices rose by nearly 20% over the past week and returned above the 100-day moving average. It was the first time since Jan. 29, and the current bitcoin price is about US$9,300.

Profits from mining and mining booms, Qzone, Gigabyte, MSI, and other graphics and video card makers all posted record highs in March and the first quarter. However, the demand for mining was warmer in April, and many customers reduced the number of pull-outs. Industry forecasts, video cards The factory's monthly shipments in April were reduced by 20% to 40%. In the past, the price of graphics cards that had soared in the past has also started to reduce prices, and profits have fallen.