Ether leads crypto rebound as BTC holds above $63K
Crypto held firm while the AI trade wobbled, breaking the quarter-long pattern of capital rotating out of tokens and into chip stocks, though a stronger dollar keeps the next move tethered to…
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Crypto held firm while the AI trade wobbled, breaking the quarter-long pattern of capital rotating out of tokens and into chip stocks, though a stronger dollar keeps the next move tethered to…
Bitcoin held the line near $60K with help from aggressive dip-buyers, but DOGE, HYPE and ether each shed 8-10% as capital rotated out of chipmakers and into the broader equity rally.
The bounce came not from crypto buyers but from Micron's blockbuster earnings, proof that the same AI memory trade that hammered risk assets on Monday is now the only thing steadying the market…
BTC's 3.2% drop came alongside gold and oil giving back hard-asset gains, with Nasdaq up 0.8% the same session, a rotation that veteran hedge-fund manager Philippe Laffont says shows investors now…
The newly public megacaplost 23% in three sessions on its first bond sale, while bitcoin fell under 1% and held near $63,600.
The driver is no longer the Iran story or oil; bitcoin is now trading as a leveraged AI-tech bet, with a negative Coinbase premium and Strategy's STRC preferred sliding to a fresh low adding to the…
The former BitMEX CEO is rotating out of HYPE, NEAR, and Worldcoin on the bet that fiat liquidity is fully absorbed by AI — and Bitcoin won't be the safe haven if that bid breaks.
The trigger was a Broadcom chip miss, but the real story is the structural bid leaving the market: 13 straight sessions of spot BTC ETF outflows and Strategy's first disclosed sale since 2022.
The bounce is real, but the catalyst is Korean and Taiwanese chip stocks plus $629.8M of ETF flows, not a crypto-native bid. That changes what the next $83K test actually means.