On September 14, 2026, Bitcoin showed remarkable stability, slipping only 0.5% to about $76,800, while Asian tech stocks, including SoftBank, plunged due to renewed AI safety concerns. SoftBank shares dropped 13% after AI leaders called for a slowdown in AI development and OpenAI delayed its IPO, causing a selloff in semiconductor and AI-related stocks. Throughout 2026, Bitcoin has decoupled from tech sector volatility, recovering about 30% from lows despite institutional investors rotating funds into AI bets earlier in the year. If AI sector struggles continue, Bitcoin could benefit from renewed investor interest in the coming months.
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