According to @hyperbolic_labs, Nvidia's Hopper GPUs set the standard with FP8 mixed-precision and asynchronous pipelines, while the next-generation Blackwell series advances with FP4 precision, expanded memory, and NVLink-5 connectivity. The H100 GPU remains widely accessible for AI and crypto mining workloads, available for rent at $1.49 per hour. The new H200 and B200 GPUs offer improved performance and are available on request. This evolution in GPU technology is expected to enhance computational efficiency for AI-driven crypto trading and mining operations, potentially reducing costs and increasing throughput for algorithmic traders and blockchain infrastructure providers (source: @hyperbolic_labs).