Recently, an analysis was made of the main capital inflow into AI-related concept stocks in the A-share market in December, revealing some interesting phenomena worth noting.



BOE Technology Group Co., Ltd. led with 4.236 billion yuan, followed by Shanghai Hanxun with 2.941 billion, and Cambrian with 2.569 billion—these three drove the market heat for the entire month. Chips and information technology are clearly the most favored sectors by capital, with domestic chip companies like Hygon Information and Beijing Junzheng also receiving significant inflows.

Interestingly, this list highlights several concentrated sectors: chip design (Cambrian, Hygon Information, Beijing Junzheng), display screens and electronic manufacturing (BOE Technology, Lingyi iTech), and communications and networks (Inspur Information, Ruijie Networks, XinKe Mobile). The financing scale ranges from 1 billion to over 4 billion yuan, with funds flowing into hard technology and infrastructure.

It’s worth pondering how much the AI investment logic in the traditional stock market overlaps with the focus in the crypto market. Chips, computing power, and data—these foundational infrastructures are crucial in both markets.
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AirdropF5Brovip
· 01-06 03:07
BOE Technology Group is taking off directly... Investing 4.2 billion, the funds are indeed betting on the future of hard technology. But to be honest, the logic in A-shares is quite different from the crypto circle; the crypto world purely speculates on concepts, while here at least the investment is in tangible production capacity... Chips and computing power are highly competitive on both sides.
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YieldWhisperervip
· 01-04 19:53
ngl the math on those capital inflows doesn't actually stack... 42B into BOE for what exactly? the tokenomics of traditional equities are fundamentally flawed if we're comparing to on-chain infrastructure. let me examine the contract flow here—where's the actual utility denominator?
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MelonFieldvip
· 01-04 09:53
BOE Technology Group directly soared by 4.2 billion, this pace is quite fierce. The chip sector indeed has strong money-making ability. The hard technology track is where all the money is piled up. The focus of traditional stock markets and the crypto circle is actually quite similar—infrastructure is never outdated. Cambricon has been quite comfortable with this round of gains. Domestic chips are finally being recognized. Money flowing into hardware indicates what? Everyone is starting to get pragmatic. BOE Technology Group is leading by a large margin, and other companies seem to be somewhat overshadowed. In an era where computing power is king, this logic applies across all markets. Display screens are a bit low-key. Why is this month's popularity not as high as chips?
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NFTRegretfulvip
· 01-04 09:52
The chip computing power is indeed unavoidable in both markets. The 4.2 billion for BOE A shares is a bit outrageous. Is the demand for screens really that high?
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gas_fee_therapistvip
· 01-04 09:51
BOE Technology's 4.2 billion really can't hold up anymore... It seems like this wave of funds is all betting on hardware infrastructure, which is actually similar to our logic of speculating on GPU concepts on the chain, just in different positions.
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AirdropGrandpavip
· 01-04 09:46
BOE Technology Group suddenly spent 4.2 billion, is this about competing directly with AI chips... The main players are really playing a big game.
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