My money is still on LK-99 being a finicky topological (only conducts in one direction) superconductor. Its what the simulations suggest. It would explain why

My money is still on LK-99 being a finicky topological (only conducts in one direction) superconductor. Its what the simulations suggest. It would explain why the replication attempts failed. Its perhaps no world-saving bulk superconductor, but that still seems like a fascinating material for, say, microelectronics or high power electronics. For instance, what if foundries could align it and work it into a metal layer for microchips? Maybe they could take advantage of the directionality to make a gate out of it.