Top finance officials from the Group of Seven gathered in Washington to tackle a pressing challenge: securing stable supplies of critical minerals. The discussion went beyond traditional commodities—these resources power everything from semiconductor manufacturing to blockchain infrastructure. With global supply chains under strain and geopolitical tensions rising, governments are working to identify gaps and develop strategies to protect their economic interests. The focus on supply chain resilience signals growing recognition that access to these materials shapes technological sovereignty. For the crypto and Web3 sector, this matters more than many realize. Secure mineral supplies directly impact mining hardware production, GPU availability, and the entire infrastructure supporting blockchain networks worldwide.

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HodlVeteranvip
· 4h ago
Damn, G7 has started to block the mining machine supply chain. Now us retail investors are going to get cut again [laughing and crying]
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Ser_Liquidatedvip
· 4h ago
The chip shortage is finally getting the attention it deserves from the G7. It should have been addressed long ago. --- Miner miners will be laughing to death. Now the government is starting to compete for mineral resources. --- In simple terms, whoever controls the minerals controls the future. Web3 cannot escape this reality. --- If the GPU supply chain gets further bottlenecked, the cost of mining will skyrocket again. --- It seems that countries are secretly vying for territory. Blockchain cannot escape the power struggle of major nations either. --- This is the real challenge to "decentralization," haha. --- If geopolitical issues can't be resolved, mineral resources are the trump card. Got it. --- I thought only the crypto world cared about this, but I didn't expect the G7 to be so involved. --- Countries holding mineral resources will directly win big. The next wave of power transfer? --- So when can we finally break free from this resource dependency? It's becoming increasingly difficult.
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯vip
· 4h ago
Huh? The G7 is still worried about the mineral supply chain, we should have paid attention to this a long time ago. --- Mining hardware costs are going to rise? Forget it, it's just a matter of waiting for GPU prices to drop. --- Basically, it's about vying for technological dominance; whoever controls the minerals controls the future. --- Good now, the geopolitical game is about to heat up again, which definitely isn't good for on-chain infrastructure. --- The chip shortage isn't over yet, and now there's a mineral crisis... it feels like infrastructure costs are about to explode. --- No way, are they indirectly admitting the importance of Web3? --- Damn, this is the real source of inflation pressure, starting from raw materials and choking points.
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LiquidityWizardvip
· 4h ago
ngl, they're basically playing 4d chess while most crypto folks still think it's checkers. mineral supply constraints = hardware bottlenecks = network capacity ceiling. statistically significant risk factor nobody's pricing in yet.
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ForkThisDAOvip
· 5h ago
G7 is coming to control mineral resources again? Honestly, they just want to choke us. --- GPU prices are going to rise again, and miners will have to cry poor. --- Haha, now countries are starting to compete for mineral resources. Web3 infrastructure is really gaining more attention. --- The supply chain bottleneck issue should have been addressed long ago, but this time they are really serious. --- So, in the end, technological autonomy still depends on mineral resources. It's quite interesting. --- This move feels like a country stockpiling resources for itself. Don't talk about "strategic" anymore. --- Will mining also start to militarize and compete? It feels more and more surreal.
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StealthDeployervip
· 5h ago
Mining supply chain bottlenecks, now even the G7 can't sit still. The computing power war is escalating.
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