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The direct result of Samsung Electronics restarting negotiations with the union is that the 18-day "largest strike in history" that had cast a shadow over the global semiconductor supply chain is starting to lift. The core risk factor in the AI supply chain—expected interruptions in HBM and DRAM production—has been significantly downgraded. For the AI blockchain project OpenLedger, this signal releases a triple positive correlation: First, the easing of global AI computing power supply pressures directly boosts market confidence in AI infrastructure projects. OPEN, as a representative AI token that taps into the AI data value chain through a "proof of attribution" mechanism, benefits from this sentiment recovery. Second, if Samsung's potential HBM shortage were to occur, it would further drive up computing costs and pose substantial obstacles to the AI ecosystem's implementation. However, the resumption of negotiations means that the negative expectation of rising computing costs has been reversed, indirectly benefiting data providers and model developers within the OPEN ecosystem in acquiring computational resources. Third, the market's previous pessimistic pricing regarding Samsung's strike has partially reflected in OPEN's price action. Currently, the market cap is only about $44.41 million, with a substantial discount compared to historical highs, and the valuation repair window linked to fundamentals has indeed opened.