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Bitcoin has pulled back to near $71,000 despite the software sector experiencing a surge, indicating a decoupling of the two previously correlated markets.

NYDIG Research suggests that Bitcoin's price rise is influenced by AI's impact on employment, interest rates, and central bank liquidity, rather than technological advancements.

The recent AI-related downturn in tech stocks may have a silver lining for blockchain-based companies, as they are expected to benefit from AI transactions and risk management.

The integration of crypto wallets in AI agents is creating a new legal frontier, as developers are giving software the ability to hold assets and make transactions, but the legal implications are yet to be addressed.

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Bitcoin has regained the $64,000 level, with crypto miners experiencing a rally as the AI-related software rout eases, causing a decrease in selling pressure.

Citrini's AI doom report has caused a decline in software and payment stocks, citing the potential emergence of 'Ghost GDP' where AI agents manipulate economic data.

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.

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.

Modern Treasury has integrated stablecoin settlement into its existing payments stack, combining traditional payment methods like ACH and wires with stablecoins USDG, USDP, and USDC.

Crypto-related stocks are experiencing a rebound, led by Coinbase, Circle, Galaxy, IREN, and Riot, as the software sector shows signs of relief from AI-related fears.

Bitcoin's price has slipped below $67,000, influenced by the decline of software stocks, particularly the iShares Tech-Software ETF, which has dropped 3% on Tuesday.