According to @DowdEdward, power availability—not NVDA chip supply—is now the bottleneck for AI data-center buildouts, making a near-term capex pause likely; traders should reassess AI hardware exposure and watch potential rotation toward power infrastructure. Source: @DowdEdward on X, Jan 11, 2026. He adds that the grid cannot keep up and substantial power upgrades are required, reframing the AI trade from software to energy and utilities. Source: @DowdEdward on X (sharing @SmallCapSnipa video), Jan 11, 2026. For crypto markets, electricity is a binding constraint for large-scale compute and Bitcoin mining, so energy bottlenecks can influence expansion timelines and cost structures across energy-intensive digital asset infrastructure. Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, 2024 analysis on Bitcoin mining electricity use.