According to @StockMKTNewz, Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) generated 23% of total revenue from 3nm, 37% from 5nm, and 14% from 7nm nodes, reflecting its latest node mix snapshot (source: @StockMKTNewz; TSMC Q3 2025 revenue by technology). This indicates 74% of revenue from advanced nodes, a core indicator traders use to gauge leading-edge demand concentration in smartphones and high-performance computing/AI workloads (source: TSMC Q3 2025 earnings materials; TSMC investor materials defining N7 and below as advanced technologies). A higher mix of 3nm and 5nm typically supports stronger pricing and margins versus mature nodes, which is directly relevant for positioning in TSM and its upstream suppliers (source: TSMC earnings presentations and management commentary on node mix and gross margin). For crypto-adjacent sentiment, sustained AI chip demand at leading-edge nodes has been highlighted by TSMC via strong orders for advanced packaging like CoWoS from AI customers, a factor traders monitor when assessing AI infrastructure risk appetite (source: TSMC 2024–2025 earnings calls on AI demand and advanced packaging).