Is AI the reason bitcoin price fall 50% from all time high?

[Joy- maker]

People should stop paying attention to some folks online, because some of them earn money by misleading others. and this is just another nuisance who's earn is to mislead people, nothing more.

We are currently in a  bear market, which I believe is the main reason why Bitcoin price dropped by 50 percent from ATH. Bitcoin price didn't dumped due to Artificial intelligence disruption as the person claims.

Bitcoin price dumps happen for several reasons, such as large investors selling (whales),  negative news or media FUD,  market manipulation,  global economic conditions, government regulations and so on. However I don't  believe of this things is currently affecting Bitcoin right now.

Instead, I believe that bitcoin price dumped because we are currently in a bear market. I know all these things are still speculation , because nobody can actually tell the reason behind this dump, however, don't let anyone deceive you by saying Al disruption is the reason for this price drop, Because Al is not in anyway connected to be Bitcoin. So I wonder where this person got this information from that Al is responsible for the price drop.

[Sim_card]

There's always an excuse to give that leads to the bear market and now this guy is putting it on AI. Whether, AI or not the bear market will still come because that's how bitcoin network has been designed since investors will always take profit. I feel that Trump decisions on trade tarrifs and the rest of his nonsense actions caused the bear market because investors started running to gold as a safe haven.

[Z-tight]

That is his opinion, even though i think it is bullshit. A lot of people often give their opinions on why BTC pumped or fell in price, many times it is bullshit and should not be taken seriously, but the mainstream media still shines the light on it and we end up discussing about it in crypto forums.

I don't believe people are worried that AI would cause a disruption in the traditional economy, and that's why they are selling BTC, it does not even make sense to me. It is better to have no opinion than to express something like this.

[EluguHcman]

For your health sake, don't take these analysts speculations to the debt of your heart all because they are global economy influencers. Even the Authur Hayes missed his speculations in the just concluded bull season where he said Bitcoin price was going to reach an average of $250K ATH.

Here he comes again that the AI is responsible for the price fall. So does it mean the Bitcoin market was not supposed to experience bear season anymore? That is a question to ask him.
These analysts will always find an avenue to presume the cause of unpredictable Bitcoin volatility.

Some also says war causes price to fall but the US, Israel and Iran war even seen to provide momentum to encourage price increase.

In short, the price fall to that margin of 50℅ was due to massive sells of traders and likely that the bull was also over while we have the bear season.
Let us watch and see the AI remains invoke as it actually affects employments while Bitcoin price increases over time at it own due.

[ZAINmalik75]

It is just like when people are linking something wrong to what that caused bitcoin price fall.

To me bitcoin fall because we are in bear market.

Hayes point might be right but I also think it is because of bear market, Tariffs, and wars. AI is something totally new, I have never heard this before that AI could have caused the bitcoin price to drop. Because AI has caused a surge in the machines, buildings, like rams, storage, etc. are very expensive these days like really expensive and now, due to the war, things are getting more expensive. Maybe this could be causing some financial difficulties for miners but still, it can't dump the bitcoin price because it is affected by the demand and supply.

The cycle is repeating and according to the cycle, it is bear season right now. So price was meant to be dropped but his relation to AI can be correct because unemployment rate also impacts the rate cuts by the impact of that is in the long run, also if it were in the short term, it wouldn't be that high. So it is definitely a bear market.

[Ambatman]

High unemployment should have an impact positively on Bitcoin especially because of the policy the fed would take
To reduce it
They would cut interest rate
Which normally pushes individuals to invest and cryptocurrency are usually attractive during this period.

[Hamza2424]

There was over 90 thousand job loss in United States recently which can be linked to AI just like over 4000 job loss on Jack Dorsey’s company, Block (formerly Square).

It is just like when people are linking something wrong to what that caused bitcoin price fall.

To me bitcoin fall because we are in bear market.

Hmm, He is a smart guy, and I respect his analysis but bro this one feels like a stretch to me, because it really does not hold up when you think about it deeply. Because People losing their jobs due to this also indicates they need alternative financial systems, so that's where Bitcoin comes in. A lot of people know the risks but they don't understand them. They think having an AI-proof job, which they won't lose, is enough for them.

While some don't even understand that their jobs are at risk and they are not acting. But Jobs and AI is one thing and the price of bitcoin is another. With AI advancing, smart ones might think of investing in bitcoin causing the price go up due to high demand but bro it is bear zone.

Anyway, the real factors are macro liquidity, Fed policy, institutional rebalancing and bro, don't forget orange man.

[aoluain]

Ah its just a theory really, anyone is free to try and correlate one thing to another and make assumptions.

To try and back that theory up everyone who lost their job would need to be interviewed to find out...

If they owned Bitcoin before they were made redundant

If they did own Bitcoin did they sell it, HODL'ed or did they buy more.

There is no doubt though that AI is going to leave more and more people redundant, anyone who sits on
front of a computer pushing buttons will be at risk in the future. Its hard to tell if that directly affects Bitcoin.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

Does it mean that those who lost their jobs is all Bitcoin investor? I doubt that is the case and as what others have said, we can't escape from bear market. Just like at the start of the year or even after hitting all time high, it seems that the market is exhausted already and it' just a matter of time that we will have the bear market, meaning the price is going to decline.

And as much as we look for what could be the reasons, it's the inevitable market crash. So just bear with it and don't make things complicated by spewing reasons that it doesn't make sense or not adding up.

[serjent05]

It is just like when people are linking something wrong to what that caused bitcoin price fall.

To me bitcoin fall because we are in bear market.

I also think that it is because of the bear market that the Bitcoin price fall.  It has nothing to do with AI disruption.  If we look at the history of Bitcoin price, it's always behaves the same way.  After recording the ATH, the Bitcoin market tends to transition to bear market.  So this is more likely a natural flow of the Bitcoin market and not because of an external factor like AI disruption.

[hyudien]

The growth of AI may be a factor in Bitcoin price decline, but it's still tolerable. While it's true that thousands of people have lost their jobs due to AI, preventing them from investing in Bitcoin, valid data is needed to prove that those thousands of people are indeed investing in Bitcoin. In my opinion, the current global situation, where war is ongoing, is likely playing a bigger role, leading to fears of more aggressive accumulation, and many have turned to gold. However, looking at Bitcoin history, it's also fair to say that this is indeed the time for a bear market.

[Cookdata]

I saw this video where Authur Hayes said bitcoin fall from 50% from all time high because of AI disruption. In short he was talking about AI causing job reduction and which makes bitcoin fall is what I think.

https://youtu.be/mKcrT42c8tU?si=RnLl5wumCQHvdd_s

There was over 90 thousand job loss in United States recently which can be linked to AI just like over 4000 job loss on Jack Dorsey’s company, Block (formerly Square).

It is just like when people are linking something wrong to what that caused bitcoin price fall.

To me bitcoin fall because we are in bear market.

What is the relation here? Come, why is Arthur talk off discussion sometimes? First of all, Bitcoin dump already before this AI thing stated. Bitcoin price touched crashed and touched $60k early last month and Block sacked 4000 workers late last month of February, where is the AI effect here for crying out loud? Sometimes, because you are early on Bitcoin doesn't mean you have to honor any invitation, this is just waste of time on a podcast he never should have visited.

Why would people sell their Bitcoin because the lose their jobs. How many were this jobs or he thoughs the world revolves around companies in the US or what exactly. I can bet the reason Block sack 4000 workers is because man has alot of liability and he decided to free them of their jobs during the bear market when the company doesn't have enough to pay them since there is no bull run, no free money anywhere to pay them. If he says it this way then it's understandable.

[Faisal2202]

It is just like when people are linking something wrong to what that caused bitcoin price fall.

To me bitcoin fall because we are in bear market.

I don't think this is the case, because AI can't be the reason for Bitcoin's drop. Haha, I mean AI is taking over Bitcoin now, like it is going to eat the job of BTC too. That's not how it works. Although the connection of job employment with the price of Bitcoin is not direct but indirect, like has been mentioned by many.

Because with an increase in the employment rate, things get better, but on the contrary, things get worse for the economy, so the Fed takes steps that end up in favor of Bitcoin. But what Arthur is saying is not true, like a 50% drop, that's not even possible in my opinion.

[macson]

I saw this video where Authur Hayes said bitcoin fall from 50% from all time high because of AI disruption. In short he was talking about AI causing job reduction and which makes bitcoin fall is what I think.
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Coming from someone who has been in the crypto industry for quite some time, I thought that he could come up with a more reasonable reason for why Bitcoin prices were dropping, but what he said was nothing more than bullshit. But that's his own view and I think that's up to him, we've seen so many figures in the crypto world make stupid statements, and we don't need to be surprised any more.

[Zaguru12]

The growth of AI may be a factor in Bitcoin price decline, but it's still tolerable. While it's true that thousands of people have lost their jobs due to AI, preventing them from investing in Bitcoin, valid data is needed to prove that those thousands of people are indeed investing in Bitcoin. In my opinion, the current global situation, where war is ongoing, is likely playing a bigger role, leading to fears of more aggressive accumulation, and many have turned to gold. However, looking at Bitcoin history, it's also fair to say that this is indeed the time for a bear market.

There is no way that one will just wake up today and starts to blame the bearish sentiment of bitcoin on AI,  this same trend has happened to this coin every certain period of time since the inception of the coin and it has never change, thi bearish sentiment always comes or happens mostly after fours years so what effect is AI actually causing?

It would have Been even a worthy discussion if it was about bitcoin having reduced price action or anything like that due to AI, this will have been an understanding accusation although not also correct because it is economical problems and that is why it is reducing in terms of volatility every cycle

[vanesha]

It has nothing to do with Bitcoin. AI is neutral; it never interferes with cryptocurrency. It's true that people say AI takes over many jobs, but it has nothing to do with cryptocurrency. The most accurate assumption regarding the cryptocurrency bear market is the Iran-Israel war. I'm leaning towards that for this current bearish trend. It doesn't matter to me because no bearish trend lasts forever.

[Rustam Meraj]

I don't think this is the case, because AI can't be the reason for Bitcoin's drop. Haha, I mean AI is taking over Bitcoin now, like it is going to eat the job of BTC too. That's not how it works. Although the connection of job employment with the price of Bitcoin is not direct but indirect, like has been mentioned by many.

Because with an increase in the employment rate, things get better, but on the contrary, things get worse for the economy, so the Fed takes steps that end up in favor of Bitcoin. But what Arthur is saying is not true, like a 50% drop, that's not even possible in my opinion.

Many people who look at big economy and not only technology share your doubt in idea of Arthur Hayes. Hayes believes that Bitcoin fell 50 percent as it predicts banking problem due to AI taking high paying jobs, which will leave people without way to pay back their debts.
Although it is correct that much of U.S jobs have been lost to AI in recent times, most of people agree with you that link between jobs and Bitcoin is not direct, most of the time when economy is weak, government is forced to print more money, which usually helps to push Bitcoin upwards.
So, you are correct that we are now in bear market where most people are selling and few buying, and although AI may lead to problems in future, the current price is mostly moved by things such as rising prices and world trouble.

[TastyChillySauce00]

I don't really think it's a strong factor that could be considered the real culprit as to why bitcoin's price to fall 50% because we all already know the real reason why it dumped that much namely the middle east war and the fact that gold has attracted many people as of late to hedge against the conflict and the massive gain it has gotten attracted some capital to move from bitcoin to gold.

AI on the other hand, feels stagnating.

[Darker45]

That's hasty generalization, therefore fallacious. There isn't a global employment crisis brought forth by the rise of AI so that Bitcoin would lose $55,000 in just 5 months.

I guess the main reason why Bitcoin's price moved downward was that people were selling, and it's not because they lost their jobs because of AI. It's probably because Bitcoin had just hit an ATH and it's a perfect time to take profit. And then there's also the fact that many subscribe to the 4-year cycle pattern, which now signals a bear phase. Emotional sellers who are just following the market trend must have also made significant contribution to this condition.

[X-ray]

Bitcoin's is falling around 50% because of the 4 year cycle. We are already at the top for so long, from 2024 to end of 2025 basically two whole year of bullrun. The price will eventually go down.

Right now we are preparing for the bar market that might lasts for a while. Don't tell me people forgot 4 year cycle exist just because bitcoin has been going strong for a while.

With AI taking up the spotlight or not, bitcoin would still follow the 4 year cycle.