
Crypto Market Loses $1 Trillion Amid AI Bubble Fears
Over $1 trillion has been wiped from the cryptocurrency market in six weeks as investor anxiety grows over a potential AI tech bubble and global stocks fall.
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Over $1 trillion has been wiped from the cryptocurrency market in six weeks as investor anxiety grows over a potential AI tech bubble and global stocks fall.

Bitcoin's price declined sharply, falling 2.5% to $103,952, amidst growing investor concerns about high valuations in artificial intelligence stocks. Ether also dropped over 10% in two days. Analysts

Elon Musk has drawn a direct line between Bitcoin's energy-intensive design and the escalating power demands of the artificial intelligence industry.

A new project, DeepSnitch AI, has launched its presale at $0.01805, offering AI-powered analysis of on-chain crypto transactions to retail investors.

YZi Labs, the venture firm formerly known as Binance Labs, has launched a $1 billion Builder Fund to support early-stage projects developing on the BNB Chain.

An AI named Truth Terminal has amassed millions in cryptocurrency and a large online following. Its creator is now pursuing legal personhood for the bot.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission issued a no-action letter for a DePIN token project, signaling it will not pursue enforcement action.

A surge in cybercrime is challenging the cryptocurrency industry, with state-sponsored hackers and domestic fraudsters causing billions in losses through sophisticated attacks and Ponzi schemes.

A Coinbase executive argues that artificial intelligence requires the speed and scalability of crypto to operate in financial markets, calling traditional systems outdated.

A deep dive into whether traditional stocks or the decentralized asset Bitcoin is better positioned for long-term survival in a future shaped by artificial intelligence.

The cryptocurrency market has seen widespread gains, with major altcoins like Ethereum and Solana outperforming a relatively stable Bitcoin.

The cryptocurrency market shows significant upward movement, with Ethereum (ETH) surging over 5% to nearly $4,040 and Bitcoin (BTC) approaching $110,000.