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Bitcoin ETFs are pulling in fresh money again, but analysts are urging caution about what that actually means. Two weeks of inflows totaling two hundred seventy three million dollars sounds significant until you measure it against recent outflows, where a single slow week of selling dwarfed that entire figure. The market is stabilizing, but it isn't recovering.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin itself is holding flat near sixty four thousand dollars, caught between competing pressures. Brent crude jumped nearly four percent after escalating strikes between the United States and Iran, rattling broader markets. At the same time, Asian chip stocks remain under pressure following Friday's shock selloff triggered by a Chinese AI announcement. Crypto is sitting quietly in the middle of a very noisy room.
And in a story that speaks to where human-machine interaction is heading, Chinese company BrainCo has unveiled what it calls a brain-to-robot interface, allowing users to control robots using thought alone. The system relies on non-invasive EEG technology, meaning no implants required. Beyond the headline, the company says it will use the system to generate real-world training data for artificial intelligence, which may ultimately be the more consequential part of this story.
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