Bitcoin falls under the $100,000 mark

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Retail investors who have piled into leading cryptocurrency news over the last year have also piled into artificial intelligence stocks, and the two markets have increasingly become intertwined. As a result, when one market takes a hit, the other often feels pressure. That was on display Tuesday when the Nasdaq Composite—which is home to a number of large-cap AI stocks—dropped by more than 1%. Palantir, which focuses on AI, reported better-than-expected quarterly results but saw its shares fall as investors questioned the stock’s high valuation.

“Bitcoin price drops is the price action,” Compass Point analyst Ed Engel said in a note. “Retail investors this cycle have not aggressively “bought the dip” as in previous cycles.”

“Bitcoin and the broader crypto market are simply running Bitcoin market trend,” Li told CNBC in an interview. “Even with rising stablecoin demand, with increasing tokenization of real-world assets, and with Bitcoin starting to act more like an institutional store of value, the market seems largely unaffected.