Bitcoin Rally Fades as Dollar Narrative Shifts
Bitcoin is under heavy selling pressure as investor attention shifts from crypto stocks to artificial intelligence stocks. The world’s largest digital asset lost around 30% of its value in the first six months of the year. The weakening U.S. dollar, a narrative known in markets as “Sell America,” has amplified the selling pressure on Bitcoin.
Major market reversals and ETF exits
Bitcoin fell below $60,000 this week for the first time since 2024. Meanwhile, the dollar index reached its highest levels in over 13 months. According to the latest data, Bitcoin was trading near $59,230.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs are also feeling the pain. These funds have seen outflows of around $6 billion over six consecutive weeks. This is one of the longest streaks of capital outflows in two years. At the same time, capital flows have shifted towards AI and technology stocks.
Chip Stocks Rise as Bitcoin Struggles
Bitcoin’s nearly 43% decline over the past year stands in stark contrast to the PHLX Semiconductor Index’s 158% rise over the same period. Chip stocks, driven by demand for AI, have become a magnet for investors.
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