2026's knocking on the door, and infrastructure costs are about to separate winners from losers in this space. Current rates? Absolute steal compared to what's projected twelve months out—we're talking potential 3x jumps that'll have teams scrambling. The window for locking in favorable terms is narrowing fast. Those who hesitate now might find themselves priced out when budgets tighten and competition for resources heats up.
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MysteryBoxOpener
· 15h ago
Wait, a 3x rise? If I don't lock in the order now, I'll really regret it.
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ForkThisDAO
· 18h ago
If the rise in infrastructure costs really comes, most small projects will be directly finished.
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GmGnSleeper
· 19h ago
If we don't lock in the price now, it will be sky-high in six months, really.
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PrivateKeyParanoia
· 19h ago
Ha, it's that trap of "the window is about to close" again, I've heard it too many times.
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WhaleSurfer
· 19h ago
The buy the dip window is really closing fast, if you don't enter a position now, it will be too late.
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DataChief
· 19h ago
A 3x rise is truly not a scare tactic; locking in costs is indeed a wise move.
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AlwaysAnon
· 19h ago
What are you waiting for if you’re not buying the dip now? You’ll regret it in 12 months.
2026's knocking on the door, and infrastructure costs are about to separate winners from losers in this space. Current rates? Absolute steal compared to what's projected twelve months out—we're talking potential 3x jumps that'll have teams scrambling. The window for locking in favorable terms is narrowing fast. Those who hesitate now might find themselves priced out when budgets tighten and competition for resources heats up.