#金融与市场趋势 Seeing this news, my first reaction is: crypto mining can really become a chip anywhere.

Starting from the topic of Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, the U.S. treats mining operations as bargaining chips in negotiations. What does this reflect? Capital's instinct is always the most敏感. But this is also a good warning—when a track begins to attract attention from geopolitical and national-level forces, retail investors often enter at the most dangerous time.

I used to be attracted by such "grand narratives" too. Globalization, future energy, national-level applications—all sound very promising. But the reality is that the logic chain of these high-level power games is too long. Any problem in the middle links makes retail investors the stepping stones. The control of the nuclear power plant is not yet decided, with obvious disagreements among multiple parties, and the feasibility is "highly uncertain"—this phrase deserves careful consideration.

The key is, when such news reaches the crypto circle, it has already been re-packaged into a hotbed of emotions and FOMO. Statements like "Mining ushering in new opportunities" and "National-level applications are coming" are everywhere, but who is actually calculating the real risks? Geopolitical changes can overturn all expectations overnight, and those who follow the trend into the market will end up eating dust.

Experience tells me that the more "big event" news looks, the more distance you should keep. A sense of security is always much more important than chasing hot topics.