Bitcoin Trading Momentum Shifts as IPOs and AI Stocks Attract Capital, Schwab Exec Says

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According to CoinDesk, Bitcoin's recent weakness is not due to institutional demand withdrawal or Michael Saylor's sales, but rather a loss of momentum trading dominance, said Jim Ferraioli, Digital Assets Research Director at Charles Schwab. Ferraioli noted that capital is flowing to alternative narratives including IPOs and artificial intelligence stocks. SpaceX's IPO alone could be valued at $1.8 trillion, while other IPOs are expected to raise over $200 billion combined, drawing liquidity away from crypto markets. He downplayed the impact of a recent sale of 32 bitcoin, characterizing it as a convenient narrative for a broader trend already underway.
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