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Bitcoin The cryptocurrency market is wobbling under the weight of broader investor unease — and this time, the pressure isn’t coming from regulation or monetary policy, but from Wall Street’s obsession with artificial intelligence. Key Takeaways Analysts say fears of an AI stock bubble are spilling into crypto markets. BTSE’s Jeff Mei warns a sharp tech correction could deepen Bitcoin’s losses. SignalPlus’s Augustine Fan highlights a lack of new catalysts and ongoing regulatory caution. The global crypto market cap fell 20% from its $4.4 trillion peak, with $19 billion in liquidations. Bitcoin broke below its 200-day average, raising concerns of a longer downturn.  According to Jeff Mei, Chief Operating Officer at BTSE, the latest retreat across digital assets can be traced back to mounting concerns that AI-linked tech giants have become dangerously overvalued. “If enthusiasm around AI stocks collapses,” Mei warned, “that same sentiment will ripple into crypto. The two markets are feeding off each other.” A Tired Market Looking for Direction Behind the scenes, analysts say crypto has been drifting without a clear catalyst to revive bullish momentum. SignalPlus partner Augustine Fan said investors are hesitant to take large positions while global regulators tighten scrutiny and cybersecurity risks grow. “The market is waiting for something new to believe in,” Fan said. “Right now, there’s no fresh narrative strong enough to bring big institutional money back.” After months of strong gains earlier this year, many traders have shifted to caution — an attitude reflected in subdued volumes and thinning liquidity across exchanges. From Euphoria to Exhaustion In early October, crypto markets were at their most euphoric point in years. Total capitalization briefly touched $4.4 trillion, setting a new record. But by November, nearly a fifth of that value had evaporated, wiping away much of the year’s progress. The slide was…

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