Bitcoin stabilized below $82,000 ahead of Friday’s Wall Street open after losing 3.2% on Thursday and reaching $80,840 on Bitstamp. The article linked broader equity weakness to concerns about AI infrastructure financing and profitability, highlighting CoreWeave’s decline. US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $635 million in Thursday net outflows. Cross-crypto liquidations reached $336 million over 24 hours, including $281 million in longs. Attributed commentary emphasized capital constraints, while South Korea’s KOSPI recovered to close higher.
QCP Capital argues that neocloud credit stress and financing constraints are weighing on broader equities and could slow AI infrastructure expansion.
CointelegraphBitcoin lost 3.2% Thursday, reaching $80,840 on Bitstamp, then stabilized below $82,000 ahead of Friday’s Wall Street open.
CointelegraphCoreWeave fell 15.5% week to date through Thursday’s US close; Bernstein cut its price target from $74 to $51.
CointelegraphKOSPI fell from Friday’s 5,402-point open to 5,305 before closing 0.3% higher.
CointelegraphUS spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $635 million in Thursday net outflows, the largest single-day outflow since late June.
CointelegraphCoinGlass reported $336 million in cross-crypto liquidations over 24 hours to noon UTC, including $281 million in longs; the article’s key points instead give $280 million.
CointelegraphQCP Capital attributed broader equity weakness to spreading neocloud credit stress and warned financing costs could constrain AI infrastructure expansion.
CointelegraphJensen Huang told CNBC Thursday that capital demand exceeded availability, particularly for neocloud buildouts.
CointelegraphLimitation: KOSPI closed higher despite its intraday decline, and the article does not establish a causal link between AI financing concerns and Bitcoin’s losses.
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