Bitcoin (BTC) Price: Chinese AI Just Shook Crypto Markets — Here’s What Happened

Bitcoins TLDR Bitcoin rebounded to around $63,972 on Saturday after sliding earlier in the week Chinese AI firm Moonshot AI released Kimi K3, which outperformed OpenAI and Anthropic models The new AI model rattled tech and crypto markets by threatening the scarcity of expensive AI infrastructure Bitcoin miners with AI/HPC contracts could feel the pressure from […]
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