🔥 📉 IBM plunges, rewriting crypto fund flows


IBM fell 26% in a single day, its worst performance since 1968. Clients’ money moved from software to chips and servers—bluntly and painfully obvious. Behind one company’s crisis is AI hardware arms race siphoning liquidity pools from other areas.
For the crypto market, this is more than a macro ripple. Traditional giants are pouring money into compute power, and institutional allocation will tilt further. Bitcoin ETF inflows are already sensitive to interest rates, and now there’s another layer: AI sucking up capital.
Storage chips are up, software is down. SK hynix rose 11%, Micron rose 5%, and the software ETF fell 2.7%. Funds swing violently between sectors, and crypto as a risk asset can’t avoid it.
There are already on-chain signals: stablecoin market cap has shrunk, and exchange BTC balances have increased. If AI continues to squeeze liquidity, crypto faces not just sentiment pressure, but concrete capital outflows.
The risk is that Wall Street raises its AI target prices, while crypto lacks catalysts. Bitcoin is hovering around $64k, but its foundation isn’t solid.
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IBM-24.16%
SKHY23.09%
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