- Financially, AGM Group Holdings was off to a great Q3, with revenue of $5.34 million, rewarding its foray into Bitcoin equipment manufacturing.
- With its primarily foreign customer base, it was not expected to be affected by China's internal regulatory actions on crypto, until this news about the Biden administration possibly targeting SMIC.
- Now, with SMIC, a Chinese chipmaker (fab) supplying semiconductors to AGMH, the latter could run out of components.
- Being also a designer of chips, AGMH could still source chips from alternative fabs, and its miners are also more efficient than competitors.
- With its strategic intent to start operations in the U.S. and high 2022 potential sales in case it can deliver, the company should be on investors' watchlist.
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AGM Group: The Reason For The Bitcoin Mining Equipment Play Downside And What To Do