Bitcoin teeters near $60,000 amid cooling investor interest
Reuters: Bitcoin has lost half since October as interest shifts to AI and IPOs like SpaceX; price hovers near $60,000 with downside risk.

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Reuters: Bitcoin has lost half since October as interest shifts to AI and IPOs like SpaceX; price hovers near $60,000 with downside risk.

Nasdaq 100 plunged ~5% as chipmakers tumbled; investor fears of over-valuation, strong jobs and possible Fed hikes under a new chair tied to Donald Trump drove profit-taking.

Herculis Gold Coin ($XAUH), a tokenized LBMA-backed gold asset, will be listed on BTSE — enabling 24/7 blockchain-native access and transparent physical backing.

Data shows USD down 99.24%, GBP down 99.57% vs gold since 1971; analysis frames gold as a strategic hedge against fiat currency debasement.

FT: by 2025 gold rose to 27% of central bank reserves while U.S. government securities fell to 22%, amid rising debt and geopolitical risks.

Data shows ~80% of people never directly used AI; ~60M pay for AI and ~0.12% use AI for coding — adoption concentrated among technical users.

Hong Kong has overtaken Switzerland as the top cross-border wealth hub as mainland Chinese capital and a resurgent equity market lift global private fortunes to $333 trillion.

Redwire, AST SpaceMobile and Firefly Aerospace rallied after SpaceX's IPO as investor enthusiasm lifted space and satellite-related stocks.

Gold consolidating after sharp declines; approaching key $4,400 support near the 200-day moving average — a crucial level for the next trend.

Turkish Lira down ~98% since 2010; argues uncontrolled inflation erodes fiat and recommends regular gold purchases to preserve purchasing power.

A concise data point: $10,000 in $QQQ at the March 2000 peak would be worth about $61,650 today — +516% (+7.2% annualized), despite major crises.

Miners are seeing record margins and strong free cash flow; many precious-metals companies still trade below historical valuation multiples.
