Topic: #markets
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IREN Says AI's Real Bottleneck Is Infrastructure, Not Chips
IREN co-founder Daniel Roberts argues that power, land, cooling and data center construction—not GPU scarcity—are the real constraints throttling AI deployment. The company has secured 5 gigawatts of grid capacity and announced a $3.4 billion NVIDIA contract.
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Bitcoin Holds $76K–$78K Range as AI Tokens Surge on Altcoin Rotation
Bitcoin remains confined between $76,100 and $78,000 while NEAR and FET post double-digit gains amid sector rotation. Privacy coins sell off as derivatives signal subdued volatility conditions.
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Bitcoin implied volatility hits 7-month low amid institutional buying
Bitcoin's 30-day implied volatility index (BVIV) fell to 38%, its lowest in seven months, signaling trader expectations of calmer price action despite macro headwinds. Institutional buying from Strategy and systematic option sellers are dampening swings.
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XRP ETFs attract $42M inflows as Bitcoin, Ether funds face redemptions
XRP-linked funds pulled in $42 million in net inflows over the past week while Bitcoin and Ether products bled capital, signaling a possible rotation into alternative crypto exposure.
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Bitcoin holds $77,700 as analysts identify $75,000 support after liquidations
Bitcoin traded near $77,700 with little 24-hour movement as analysts point to $75,000–$77,000 as key support. A $200 million liquidation wave hit mostly leveraged short-term traders, not structural capitulation, according to HashKey Research.
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Mark Cuban Sells Most Bitcoin, Calls Crypto Disappointing
Billionaire Mark Cuban disclosed he's sold most of his Bitcoin holdings, citing disappointment with the asset's failure to serve as an effective hedge against currency devaluation as gold has outperformed it by a wide margin.
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Bumo Sarang Reports $33M Loss on Leveraged Ether ETF
Bumo Sarang, a South Korean funeral services company, disclosed an unrealized loss of approximately $33 million on a leveraged Ether ETF position, highlighting risks of amplified crypto-linked products in a market increasingly drawn to speculative trades.