Bitcoin has dropped more than 50% from its peak of $126,000, with no single event explaining the sharp decline. NYDIG attributes the fall to a mix of factors: rising interest in artificial intelligence, anticipation of major tech IPOs, sales of Bitcoin by some holders, and psychological signals weakening investor confidence. Additional concerns include quantum computing risks and geopolitical tensions like crypto asset seizures linked to Iran. These combined pressures have created market uncertainty, though fundamental adoption remains stable. The key question is whether this marks a new bear market phase or the final stage of a correction cycle.
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GE Aerospace announced a collaboration with Wolfspeed to develop high-voltage silicon carbide power modules, aiming to enhance efficiency in aerospace and defense sectors. This partnership aligns with U.S. government priorities to accelerate critical...
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