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This was shocking, but it stands to reason that the goals with AI should not cost more than travel to Mars and beyond.

This is why I keep telling people that Dynex is going to take over the AI industry. Dynex knocks down the financial barrier to AI so anyone can do it. You want access to quantum computing? You can rent NVidia GPUs from IBM, Google, Microsoft, NVidia, whoever, for $10,000/day..... or you can sign up on Dynex, which is orders of magnitude faster and more powerful than either of those other ones, and subscriptions start at $100/month for full access. Signing up to the marketplace is free, and any run down schmuck with a 2 dollar PC can do it. You dont even have to use subscriptions if you don't want to. You can do spot jobs, for like.... I dunno... You got some code you want to try out, you can spend like... as little as like... $2.... depending on the size of the job and run it. Dynex makes quantum computing available to anyone. A 10 year old boy in his bedroom can use his weekly allowance money to test some code for an idea he came up with. Dynex has plenty of tutorials, samples, an SDK, and everything is open source online. I encourage anyone who wants to get into AI to check it out.
 
As the AI market matures, I don't see any reason the 80/20 rule won't apply. I think we'll see tons of models that are nearly as good as the leaders for a small fraction of the cost to train and operate. There's always the possibility of a breakthrough, but more likely tons of money will be spent by leaders to move the needle a few points while mainstream keeps getting better and better.
 
or maybe DeepSeek is in fact DeepFake and China blasting just short of $600b off the stock price of western AI is actually a worthwhile retaliation, at the cost of a few million and some BS academics? Remember China looks at the long game and happy for its people to suffer personally or financially, while the west looks at short term profits for the small minority.
 
Let's just hope Dynex doesn't go the route of Theranos.
Theranos claims were proven to be false. Dynex claims have been proven to be true. Right now, there are many clients/businesses actively using it, and anyone who doesn't believe dynex does what it does is more than welcome to sign up onto marketplace and see for themselves.
 
Should I act pikachu face SHOCKED fully aware of all the ridiculous over hyped, over valued at market and over promised AI bubble already starting to burst before even growing big enough? :homer:

nVidia is STILL way too over valued on stock market than it was only five years ago.
 
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Theranos claims were proven to be false. Dynex claims have been proven to be true. Right now, there are many clients/businesses actively using it, and anyone who doesn't believe dynex does what it does is more than welcome to sign up onto marketplace and see for themselves.

This is why I keep telling people that Dynex is going to take over the AI industry. Dynex knocks down the financial barrier to AI so anyone can do it. You want access to quantum computing? You can rent NVidia GPUs from IBM, Google, Microsoft, NVidia, whoever, for $10,000/day..... or you can sign up on Dynex, which is orders of magnitude faster and more powerful than either of those other ones, and subscriptions start at $100/month for full access. Signing up to the marketplace is free, and any run down schmuck with a 2 dollar PC can do it. You dont even have to use subscriptions if you don't want to. You can do spot jobs, for like.... I dunno... You got some code you want to try out, you can spend like... as little as like... $2.... depending on the size of the job and run it. Dynex makes quantum computing available to anyone. A 10 year old boy in his bedroom can use his weekly allowance money to test some code for an idea he came up with. Dynex has plenty of tutorials, samples, an SDK, and everything is open source online. I encourage anyone who wants to get into AI to check it out.
Links mate! There's lots of claims and I'm no pleab or aficionado, but I hadn't heard of Dynex until now and you sound like you've got a huge stake in Dynex. The first thing that came up when searching dynex was a "quantum currency" page that looks like a version of cryptocurrency, then their website talks about quantum computing expected by experts by 2040 but Dynex provides it now. Those kinds of things would be headlines in multiple tech, hardware, and software publications. So please, help me out in becoming more informed.
 
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Links mate! There's lots of claims and I'm no pleab or aficionado, but I hadn't heard of Dуnеx until now and you sound like you've got a huge stake in Dуnеx. The first thing that came up when searching dynex was a "quantum currеncу" page that looks like a version of crуptocurrеncу, then their website talks about quantum computing expected by experts by 2040 but Dуnеx provides it now. Those kinds of things would be headlines in multiple tech, hardware, and software publications. So please, help me out in becoming more informed.

No I do not own a big stake in Dуnеx. In fact, I am just a community member. I would buy every shred of Dуnеx I could if I had the money. Anyways, yes, The reason it comes up with "quantum currеncy" is because Dуnеx leverages a blockchain to provide infrastructure to their decentralized network. Yes, Dуnеx provides it now, order of magnitude more powerful than anyone else. Yes, they should be in multiple tech, hardware, and software publications, and they are, such as academia, medium, forbes, and a few others. You think the eth GPU shortage was bad? Just wait until Dуnеx blows up, its going to be insane.

But like I tell everyone: don't take it from me, all the skeptics are more than welcome to try it for themselves and see. Any run down schmuck with a 2 dollar PC can sign up on the network and run their own quantum code. DуnеxGPT is in the works, and hopefully to be released in the next few months here. It is fractions cheaper than any other company providing AI while being orders of magnitude more powerful.

Again, I am not a team member, I do not work for them. I am a normal community member. But I've seen what its capable of, and its insane. They have already obliterated some NVidia compute records and turned google willow into a pretzel. But of course, anyone hearing this would be skeptical, and rightfully so. You have a perfectly working PC, no one is stopping you from signing up and running code for yourself.

They do have a discord server and the staff there would be happy to walk anyone through it. There's guides, tutorials, that sort of stuff. Just think: a 10 year old kid who mowes lawns to earn some cash can take control of the network and run their own code. They don't have to phone IBM and pay $10K/day. What do you think happens when NVidia, Microsoft, Google, IBM, OpenAI, etc.... all catch wind of this? Look out, its coming.
 
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Medium is just a blog platform, I don't think they actually produce any content. The author of that article is clearly listed as Dynex themselves.
Right. I see what you're saying. There are probably other articles that discuss this and related topics on other sites. You would have to look around. The other thing you could do is you can inquire directly to them and they can walk you through everything. I'm not heavily into the technical side of it. I just know they already have contracts with big companies (ELMS being one of them) in various industries such as auto, aerospace, oil&gas, what-have-you. There are lots more coming in. They were also featured on fox business at one point. They have also showcased at various cryppto-conferences in different countries.

Again, I always tell any skeptic: No one is stopping you from signing up on their markketplace and running your own tests. They have a discord server where the team will walk anyone through it, even 1 to 1
 
Right. I see what you're saying. There are probably other articles that discuss this and related topics on other sites. You would have to look around. The other thing you could do is you can inquire directly to them and they can walk you through everything. I'm not heavily into the technical side of it. I just know they already have contracts with big companies (ELMS being one of them) in various industries such as auto, aerospace, oil&gas, what-have-you. There are lots more coming in. They were also featured on fox business at one point. They have also showcased at various cryppto-conferences in different countries.

Again, I always tell any skeptic: No one is stopping you from signing up on their markketplace and running your own tests. They have a discord server where the team will walk anyone through it, even 1 to 1
This is blatantly a scam. E.g. one of the first things you see on their website is a "seen on" scroll, listing well known sites like Bloomberg, CNBC, etc. If you click on any of those site names, it takes you to completely unrelated sites/random YouTube videos, 3rd party sites that are just hosting Dynex's own marketing materials (like your Medium link above), or there just isn't a link at all (clicking it does nothing). The massive red flags continue from there.

If you continue to post about Dynex I will report you.
 
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This is blatantly a scam. E.g. one of the first things you see on their website is a "seen on" scroll, listing well known sites like Bloomberg, CNBC, etc. If you click on any of those site names, it takes you to completely unrelated sites/random YouTube videos, 3rd party sites that are just hosting Dynex's own marketing materials (like your Medium link above), or there just isn't a link at all (clicking it does nothing). The massive red flags continue from there.

If you continue to post about Dynex I will report you.

Ummmmm.... Nope.... Definitely not a scam. Perhaps you should do some more research. I don't know what links you say are broken, but I haven't had any issues. If it was a scam, they wouldn't be onboarding big companies with big contracts to do computing on there. As well, they wouldn't be attending cryto-confercens in Nashville and Miami, showing their faces, going up on stage and presenting. Reporting me is one option. Doing research is another.

Ya know.... when you say "The sky is blue" and someone says "I don't believe you", what do you say? You say "ok, go outside and look up". I am saying the same thing to you about dynex. Again, don't take it from me, go outside and look up (go sign up on the marketplace and test it for yourself). What's stopping you? What more confirmation do you need than testing it for yourself? Anyone is welcome to do it. But you don't learn anything by deciding it's a scam. Instead, actually do a deep dive. There is a massive wealth of documentation on academia as well
 
This one is from Medium

https://dynexcoin.medium.com/dynex-sets-new-world-record-for-quantum-computing-breaking-nvidias-previous-r
Right. I see what you're saying. There are probably other articles that discuss this and related topics on other sites. You would have to look around. The other thing you could do is you can inquire directly to them and they can walk you through everything. I'm not heavily into the technical side of it. I just know they already have contracts with big companies (ELMS being one of them) in various industries such as auto, aerospace, oil&gas, what-have-you. There are lots more coming in. They were also featured on fox business at one point. They have also showcased at various cryppto-conferences in different countries.

Again, I always tell any skeptic: No one is stopping you from signing up on their markketplace and running your own tests. They have a discord server where the team will walk anyone through it, even 1 to 1

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Thanks for acknowledging it's a dynex post. Please provide those other sites. I don't trust this company as a primary source. Others have to vet them and if it's so in it's infancy that no source near the level of Tom's hardware is aware of them, then it could also be conceived they don't believe in the company either.

How do you know they have contracts with big companies? I'm a skeptic since I don't even know where to begin, as in, I don't see the use case for their services. What I have understood so far of quantum computing is that it is fundamentally different than current day computers so it wouldn't be like being able to run all of our current software at breakneck speeds. But that it has uses that our current computers take years to process.

The very first post on medium from that same author reads as just a crypto investment that also wants to network every computing device into some work farm.
https://dynexcoin.medium.com/listing-announcement-dynex-dnx-f6e6018d5d5e
Ummmmm.... Nope.... Definitely not a scam. Perhaps you should do some more research. I don't know what links you say are broken, but I haven't had any issues. If it was a scam, they wouldn't be onboarding big companies with big contracts to do computing on there. As well, they wouldn't be attending cryto-confercens in Nashville and Miami, showing their faces, going up on stage and presenting. Reporting me is one option. Doing research is another.

Ya know.... when you say "The sky is blue" and someone says "I don't believe you", what do you say? You say "ok, go outside and look up". I am saying the same thing to you about dynex. Again, don't take it from me, go outside and look up (go sign up on the marketplace and test it for yourself). What's stopping you? What more confirmation do you need than testing it for yourself? Anyone is welcome to do it. But you don't learn anything by deciding it's a scam. Instead, actually do a deep dive. There is a massive wealth of documentation on academia as well
I'm asking for the sources of your own research that has you believing in this company so very much. The mention of crypto conferences isn't a point to their legitimacy but towards their potential pump and dump scheme.

The strawman argument about "the sky is blue" you bring up is hardly comparable to the inquiry of Dynex since it's nothing as simple as walking outside and looking up. No, I will not invest any money into the company even for exploratory reasons.

I don't believe my googling skills are subpar but the information out there on dynex is flimsy at best. So please, I'm practically begging you for sources of information. I've gone on their leadership site and looking into those names. Watching a video on youtube from web3-dot-tv on Daniela Herrmann
 
Thanks for acknowledging it's a dynex post. Please provide those other sites. I don't trust this company as a primary source. Others have to vet them and if it's so in it's infancy that no source near the level of Tom's hardware is aware of them, then it could also be conceived they don't believe in the company either.

How do you know they have contracts with big companies? I'm a skeptic since I don't even know where to begin, as in, I don't see the use case for their services. What I have understood so far of quantum computing is that it is fundamentally different than current day computers so it wouldn't be like being able to run all of our current software at breakneck speeds. But that it has uses that our current computers take years to process.

The very first post on medium from that same author reads as just a cryppto investment that also wants to network every computing device into some work farm.

I'm asking for the sources of your own research that has you believing in this company so very much. The mention of cryppto conferences isn't a point to their legitimacy but towards their potential pump and dump scheme.

The strawman argument about "the sky is blue" you bring up is hardly comparable to the inquiry of Dynex since it's nothing as simple as walking outside and looking up. No, I will not invest any money into the company even for exploratory reasons.

I don't believe my googling skills are subpar but the information out there on dynex is flimsy at best. So please, I'm practically begging you for sources of information. I've gone on their leadership site and looking into those names. Watching a video on youtube from web3-dot-tv on Daniela Herrmann

I dont know of Dynex has ever gone through a formal vetting process.... like... I dont think they have phoned someone like TomsHardware, etc etc.... and said "Hey, can you verify us to make sure we are legit?" .... like I dont think they've done that. I dont even know what companies offer that kind of thing. That said: Dynex has been audited by Cybеrscopе, an independant 3rd party. Like here: https://www.cyberscope.io/audits/dnx

As well y3ti-audits (who is a 3rd party entity, with years of experience dating back long before Dynеx existed) has since actually joined the dynex team. He is a very well respected individual in the cryypto-industry with a very good reputation, his experience going back to when you could mine BTC with a CPU. He owns a large auditing firm in the UK. He joined the dynex team recently. As well, you can type: Dynex quantum into google, then hit the news tab. Theres a wealth of information, they recently partnered with InCor health for research in the medical field.

More importantly, however, I think what Dynex does is they let the tech do the talking. They put their money where their mouth is. This is the argument about the sky being blue .... and yes.... it is very comparable to this situation. But I'll give you an even better one. You start a company that makes glass coffee mugs, and you advertise: "You can smash it on the ground with all your might, or drive over it with a tank, and it wont crack or event dent. In fact, it wont even scratch".

Now of course, no sane, rational, free-thinking specimen is going to ever believe you. Your company has never been through a formal vetting process. So everyone is calling you a liar, and rightfully so, right? So what do you do? You go up to the skeptics and you say: Here's the glass mug. Here's the concrete floor. I'll stand over here. Go ahead. Do your worst. Oh, and there's the tank, and here's it's keys. I'll stand over here. Go ahead. Do your worst. Can we at least agree on one thing: First hand experience is the most reliable vetting of legitimacy? Even more reliable than a 3rd party? The moment I hand you the mug, and you realize you can't even make a scratch in it, at that point, 3rd party reviews like TomsHardware don't matter. Why would you even care about 3rd party reviews at that point? I told you what my product does, and I let you in the drivers seat to test for yourself. What more do you want? This is the "Go outside and look up" that we are doing here.

You know what's more reliable than a 3rd party vetting company? Or peer reviews (Which dynex is working on getting as well)? First hand experience. The tech does what it does. FIRST HAND EXPERIENCE. That's what Dynex does. They don't say "Oh, we got verified by this company and that company". Even to someone like me, "we got vetted by a 3rd party" means nothing. But I told you about cyberscope/y3ti anyway. To me though, that itself is meaningless. If I'm the skeptic, I'm going to say "Give me the mug and the keys to the tank". That's how dynex works. What's more reliable? A secondary source? or personal hand on experience? If I go to you, as the skeptic and say "Here's the mug, heres the keys to tank. Do you worst", and you STILL dont believe me, well, then I'm sorry, at that point, I can't help you.

As far as use case goes, they offer quantum as a service, So, you probably know who Rigetti is? Or Quantinuum? Or D-Wave? You've probably heard of them. I've seen them on TomsHardware and other sites. So dynex does what they do. I know NVidia and IBM do it to. But Dynex does it massive magnitudes faster and fractions cheaper. The world is going through an AI boom, and Dynex benchmarks have shown that it can train LLMs, that sort of stuff, massive magnitudes faster than anyone else for fractions cheaper, and any skeptic can go onto their discord, and say "give me the mug and the keys to the tank". They do offer scheduled 1-to-1 demonstrations, which they have also done at crrypto-conferences. They do show-casings and live in-person demonstrations. But I will say this: when Dynex does blow up, you will see a GPU shortage like nothing your wildest imagination could ever fathom. Why? Because we are in a massive AI boom and everybody and their dog knows it. As well, Dynex mining algo is 100% ASIC proof. It's only GPUs. As well, the mining algo is very cold and very efficient. The fact that a 10 year old kid could spend his lawn-mowing money training models should tell a story. These things, in the center of an AI boom are the perfect recipe for a massive GPU shortage. Crrypto mining will be back, and it will be massive magnitudes bigger than it ever was for eth because of AI and Dynex.

One final note: I don't blame you at all for being skeptical. You asked some very good questions. I would be skeptical too if I heard all of this out of nowhere. I would be skeptical of the company who made that glass mug, ABSOLUTELY.... 127%, for sure.... but..... first thing I would say is: Give me the mug and the keys to the tank. Get out of the way. That's what I would do. They have a discord server where they can really take you down the rabbit hole. I will be the first to admit: I don't know a whole lot about quantum computing. I just see their benchmarks and what they are doing, so now I'm just kind of telling people like.... look out, its coming.

EDIT: I've made some changes to the first 3 paragraphs for clarification since writing
 
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I dont know of Dynex has ever gone through a formal vetting process.... like... I dont think they have phoned someone like TomsHardware, etc etc.... and said "Hey, can you verify us to make sure we are legit?" .... like I dont think they've done that. I dont even know what companies offer that kind of thing. That said: Dynex has been audited by Cybеrscopе, an independant 3rd party. Like here: https://www.cyberscope.io/audits/dnx

As well y3ti-audits (who is a 3rd party entity, with years of experience dating back long before Dynеx existed) has since actually joined the dynex team. He is a very well respected individual in the cryypto-industry with a very good reputation, his experience going back to when you could mine BTC with a CPU. He owns a large auditing firm in the UK. He joined the dynex team recently. As well, you can type: Dynex quantum into google, then hit the news tab. Theres a wealth of information, they recently partnered with InCor health for research in the medical field.

More importantly, however, I think what Dynex does is they let the tech do the talking. They put their money where their mouth is. This is the argument about the sky being blue .... and yes.... it is very comparable to this situation. But I'll give you an even better one. You start a company that makes glass coffee mugs, and you advertise: "You can smash it on the ground with all your might, or drive over it with a tank, and it wont crack or event dent. In fact, it wont even scratch".

Now of course, no sane, rational, free-thinking specimen is going to ever believe you. Your company has never been through a formal vetting process. So everyone is calling you a liar, and rightfully so, right? So what do you do? You go up to the skeptics and you say: Here's the glass mug. Here's the concrete floor. I'll stand over here. Go ahead. Do your worst. Oh, and there's the tank, and here's it's keys. I'll stand over here. Go ahead. Do your worst. Can we at least agree on one thing: First hand experience is the most reliable vetting of legitimacy? Even more reliable than a 3rd party? The moment I hand you the mug, and you realize you can't even make a scratch in it, at that point, 3rd party reviews like TomsHardware don't matter. Why would you even care about 3rd party reviews at that point? I told you what my product does, and I let you in the drivers seat to test for yourself. What more do you want? This is the "Go outside and look up" that we are doing here.

You know what's more reliable than a 3rd party vetting company? Or peer reviews (Which dynex is working on getting as well)? First hand experience. The tech does what it does. FIRST HAND EXPERIENCE. That's what Dynex does. They don't say "Oh, we got verified by this company and that company". Even to someone like me, "we got vetted by a 3rd party" means nothing. But I told you about cyberscope/y3ti anyway. To me though, that itself is meaningless. If I'm the skeptic, I'm going to say "Give me the mug and the keys to the tank". That's how dynex works. What's more reliable? A secondary source? or personal hand on experience? If I go to you, as the skeptic and say "Here's the mug, heres the keys to tank. Do you worst", and you STILL dont believe me, well, then I'm sorry, at that point, I can't help you.

As far as use case goes, they offer quantum as a service, So, you probably know who Rigetti is? Or Quantinuum? Or D-Wave? You've probably heard of them. I've seen them on TomsHardware and other sites. So dynex does what they do. I know NVidia and IBM do it to. But Dynex does it massive magnitudes faster and fractions cheaper. The world is going through an AI boom, and Dynex benchmarks have shown that it can train LLMs, that sort of stuff, massive magnitudes faster than anyone else for fractions cheaper, and any skeptic can go onto their discord, and say "give me the mug and the keys to the tank". They do offer scheduled 1-to-1 demonstrations, which they have also done at crrypto-conferences. They do show-casings and live in-person demonstrations. But I will say this: when Dynex does blow up, you will see a GPU shortage like nothing your wildest imagination could ever fathom. Why? Because we are in a massive AI boom and everybody and their dog knows it. As well, Dynex mining algo is 100% ASIC proof. It's only GPUs. As well, the mining algo is very cold and very efficient. The fact that a 10 year old kid could spend his lawn-mowing money training models should tell a story. These things, in the center of an AI boom are the perfect recipe for a massive GPU shortage. Crrypto mining will be back, and it will be massive magnitudes bigger than it ever was for eth because of AI and Dynex.

One final note: I don't blame you at all for being skeptical. You asked some very good questions. I would be skeptical too if I heard all of this out of nowhere. I would be skeptical of the company who made that glass mug, ABSOLUTELY.... 127%, for sure.... but..... first thing I would say is: Give me the mug and the keys to the tank. Get out of the way. That's what I would do. They have a discord server where they can really take you down the rabbit hole. I will be the first to admit: I don't know a whole lot about quantum computing. I just see their benchmarks and what they are doing, so now I'm just kind of telling people like.... look out, its coming.

EDIT: I've made some changes to the first 3 paragraphs for clarification since writing
Thank you for the response