Ignoring the AI crash: A large-scale sell-off hit the U.S. stock market among technology giants tied to AI, causing the sector to lose about $800 billion. However, Bitcoin barely reacted to this drop, which analysts call an important signal of its independence and possible decoupling from tech-sector trends.Institutional demand: Fresh analytical reports for the second quarter show a clear pattern: while retail investors panicked and sold coins during local pullbacks, large companies and funds bought another 115,000 BTC, increasing the share of corporate ownership to more than 6% of the total supply.Technical picture: After a confident rebound from July’s lows (when the price fell to the $57,000–$58,000 area), the coin has held steady in a comfortable range of $64,000–$66,800. The market is building momentum, and options traders are pricing in gains to the $67,500 level by the start of August.$BTC