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Risk markets are being unsettled by a 'scare trade' on AI, causing losses in ETH, SOL, and XRP, while analysts warn of a bearish outlook for Bitcoin due to its inability to break above its current range.

Bitcoin is experiencing its worst month since the 2022 crypto collapse, indicating a significant decline in the market.

Bitcoin has dipped below $63,000, with historical data suggesting potential further decline before a bottom forms, driven by renewed concerns over President Trump's tariffs.

Bitcoin's price fell over 5% to below $64,000 due to escalating tariff tensions and geopolitical risks, indicating a decline in investor confidence.

Asian stocks are expected to decline due to concerns over the impact of AI on company profits, following a similar trend on Wall Street.

Michael Saylor, CEO of Strategy, downplayed the risk of quantum threats to Bitcoin, stating that any credible threat would prompt coordinated software upgrades, potentially more than 10 years away.

Investors have withdrawn $4.3 billion from spot bitcoin ETFs in the past five weeks, indicating a decline in investor confidence in the cryptocurrency market.

A company is aggressively buying more bitcoin despite its existing holdings being over $8 billion in the red, indicating a strong conviction in the cryptocurrency's potential.

Satlantis has launched a Bitcoin-native ticketing platform that integrates Lightning wallets, enabling event organizers to accept Bitcoin payments alongside fiat currencies.

The Bitcoin rebound has stalled as the software sector and private equity rout drag stocks and crypto lower, with the software sector ETF hitting a new 52-week low.

Bitcoin's price has dropped to nearly $64,000 due to geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainty, causing a flight from risk-on investments.

A strategy has made its 100th Bitcoin purchase, acquiring 592 BTC worth $39.8 million, increasing its total holdings to 717,722 BTC.