The AI sector is still in good shape after last week’s meteoric rise, with the sector adding another $400 million to its market value.
TL;DR:
- Sentiment: BTC nears $91K; Altcoin Season Index High; Total caution continues.
- AI Sector: Market Cap ~$20B; Tight gains. TAO/IP/VVV/AIC lead.
- Agents: delayed; Most red. OLAXBT and ARC bucked the trend strongly.
But with gold being shredded and yields continuing to rise in the US, some capital remains parked in “safer” positions rather than high beta altcoins.
Artificial Intelligence Market Overview
This time, the gains were largely concentrated among a few AI tokens. Nearly a quarter of the AI Top 100 list is in the green this week, with a handful of outperforming companies carrying the sector.
Some of the biggest company outperformers and their catalysts include:
The index list also highlighted several big winners, including GAIB (GAIB), which rose 47.2% on heavy volume.
source: Top of the AI codes page
The sector had quite a few losers as well. Some of the worst performers include:
Source: Artemis
Artificial Intelligence News Digest
As the most funded cryptocurrency sub-sector, there has been no shortage of major developments this week. Below, we’ve summarized some of the most important ones.
Complete token achievement for the “Burn Mint Equilibrium” token for Akash ships: Akash founder Greg Ossory announced that Burn Mint Equilibrium (BME) has been code completed and the PR merger is now public. The model aims to burn AKT through deployments, connecting structurally distinct demand to real compute use as decentralized AI workloads grow.
A16z raises $15 billion to double its AI and cryptocurrency efforts: Andreessen Horowitz has raised more than $15 billion across five new funds, saying America must “win” the next era of technology by leading in artificial intelligence and cryptocurrencies. The company is allocating significant capital to AI infrastructure and broader strategic technology bets.
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