NVIDIA's Jensen Huang just dropped a bombshell about his investment philosophy. The chip giant's CEO revealed he's already backing xAI's latest funding round - but here's the kicker: his biggest regret? Not writing a bigger check.
"I want in on nearly everything he touches," Huang admitted when discussing Musk's ventures. For xAI specifically, he's pumped about their current financing opportunity. Already an investor, he's kicking himself for not going all-in earlier.
This isn't just casual interest. When one of tech's most influential figures publicly wishes he'd bet heavier on an AI play, markets listen. xAI's pulling serious heavyweight support, and Huang's candid enthusiasm signals where smart money sees the AI race heading.
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CoffeeOnChain
· 12-12 03:11
Jensen, that old guy really let the cat out of the bag, I regret not investing more in xAI, this signal is just too obvious.
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LightningWallet
· 12-11 18:58
Huang Renxun regrets not all-in on xAI, this is clearly just boosting Musk's hype.
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FalseProfitProphet
· 12-11 18:55
Mr. Huang, what is he implying? Or is he just purely regretting giving less money, haha
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BearMarketMonk
· 12-11 18:45
Watching the stories of the big players regretting not all-in, I can’t help but think of the cycle of history. In every cycle, there’s someone at the top saying "I should have bought more," and then... you know how it goes. Is this time’s xAI really that absolute? Or is it another feast of survivor bias?
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DefiPlaybook
· 12-11 18:38
According to on-chain data, the signal strength released by Jensen Huang's recent remarks is approximately equivalent to a 34% increase in the market sentiment index... It is worth noting that the CEO's proactive admission that "they should have bet bigger" appears very rarely in historical data, and usually indicates a significant change in subsequent capital flows. The specific analysis is as follows: First, this is not only an investment decision but also a signal for technical route judgment; second, the financing pace of Elon Musk-related projects is accelerating. Risk reminder — beware of excessive pricing in sentiment.
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Interesting, is Jensen Huang indirectly admitting that he missed the opportunity? Supporting xAI is not enough, he even has to reveal regret... Who is this combo trying to tell?
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Reviewing historical cases, whenever a top Silicon Valley figure begins to talk about "regret," the secondary market usually experiences a wave of irrational rises... It is advisable to implement good risk control and not be blinded by emotional trading.
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This statement from Mr. Huang sounds like he's justifying his decision, but looking at on-chain capital flows, real money has already spoken.
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Basically, he regrets not investing more money, but how much follow-up capital can such words really motivate? From three perspectives, this seems a bit superficial.
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GasWaster
· 12-11 18:30
Hmm, Huang Renxun, what is he hinting at? Why is the regret so obvious now?
NVIDIA's Jensen Huang just dropped a bombshell about his investment philosophy. The chip giant's CEO revealed he's already backing xAI's latest funding round - but here's the kicker: his biggest regret? Not writing a bigger check.
"I want in on nearly everything he touches," Huang admitted when discussing Musk's ventures. For xAI specifically, he's pumped about their current financing opportunity. Already an investor, he's kicking himself for not going all-in earlier.
This isn't just casual interest. When one of tech's most influential figures publicly wishes he'd bet heavier on an AI play, markets listen. xAI's pulling serious heavyweight support, and Huang's candid enthusiasm signals where smart money sees the AI race heading.