I’ll put my judgment here first: this news about an “AI solving the 1987 math problem” isn’t an immediate boon for <a>$BTC </a>, but it will slowly raise its narrative ceiling.
Honestly, for crypto prices in the short term, it still comes down to money and sentiment—not mathematical romance.
But this kind of news will make more people in the mainstream tech world take crypto more seriously again.
During the day I design UI and get changed by requirements until I feel like crying. At night, I’m at home messing with my beans while watching the charts—and when I see a headline like this, I get a strong feeling: the market will first treat it like a joke, and only after a few days will it start to digest it.
Right now, <a>$BTC </a> is hovering around 66458, and in the past 24h it’s only up 1.54%—not exactly crazy.
But derivatives volume is already 7.8 times spot, which suggests a lot of people in the market are still using leverage to probe each other; sentiment is more heated than price.
So my stance is very clear: I’m more in the “wait and watch” camp—I won’t chase.
It’s not that I think it can’t work. It’s that when a “good story” gets used as short-term fuel, the candlestick chart usually puts on a strong performance first, and only later decides which direction it truly goes.
From this position it doesn’t feel comfortable—it’s likely to whip people back and forth 😅
I might be wrong too. It’s just my call. $BTC #Bitcoin
Honestly, for crypto prices in the short term, it still comes down to money and sentiment—not mathematical romance.
But this kind of news will make more people in the mainstream tech world take crypto more seriously again.
During the day I design UI and get changed by requirements until I feel like crying. At night, I’m at home messing with my beans while watching the charts—and when I see a headline like this, I get a strong feeling: the market will first treat it like a joke, and only after a few days will it start to digest it.
Right now, <a>$BTC </a> is hovering around 66458, and in the past 24h it’s only up 1.54%—not exactly crazy.
But derivatives volume is already 7.8 times spot, which suggests a lot of people in the market are still using leverage to probe each other; sentiment is more heated than price.
So my stance is very clear: I’m more in the “wait and watch” camp—I won’t chase.
It’s not that I think it can’t work. It’s that when a “good story” gets used as short-term fuel, the candlestick chart usually puts on a strong performance first, and only later decides which direction it truly goes.
From this position it doesn’t feel comfortable—it’s likely to whip people back and forth 😅
I might be wrong too. It’s just my call. $BTC #Bitcoin