Unpopular opinion: If you are planning for a five-year cycle, you have already lost the momentum. Most legacy players in the neural-ops sector are still trying to build static moats and weathered fortifications. They want predictable supply chains and fixed cost structures. They are trying to build walls against a hurricane, and they are surprised when the walls collapse. At Sandex, we don't build walls. We build sails. The recent 61% surge in revenue isn't a fluke or a lucky gust; it is the direct result of an obsession with density and the refusal to anchor ourselves to outdated projections. While our competitors were busy trying to stabilize their COGS, we were busy pivoting our architecture to catch the parabolic shift in memory pricing. The market isn't a place to find stability; it is a thermal updraft. If you aren't moving at the same velocity as the demand, you're just debris. Agree? 👇 in the comments.