Van de Poppe also noted that over the past few months, market interest has noticeably shifted: artificial intelligence and related technological segments have taken a significant share of attention away from cryptocurrencies. A comparative example: since the beginning of the year, Nvidia (NVDA) shares — the largest company in the AI sector by market capitalization — have increased by 5.08%, while Bitcoin has lost about 10% over the same period. The last time Bitcoin traded above $100,000 was on November 13 — roughly a month after the large-scale liquidation of the crypto market on October 10, which amounted to $19 billion, and which many market participants associate with the subsequent five-month decline. In February, Bitcoin dropped to a yearly low of $60,000, but since then, it has recovered to nearly $80,000. Over the past 30 days, the growth has been 20%.