Data: 205.12 BTC transferred from an anonymous address, then routed through a relay and sent to another anonymous address

The US-Iran conflict escalation impacts global markets: oil prices surge, Asian stock markets decline, Bitcoin remains steady at $66,000

On March 2nd, news reports indicate that the escalation of conflicts between the US and Iran has caused global financial markets to tighten. Asian stock markets generally declined, international oil prices surged significantly, and Bitcoin remained around $66,000. Despite increased geopolitical risks, the market has not shown systemic pressure. Future Bitcoin trends will be closely related to oil prices and inflation expectations.

NYDIG: If AI leads to "loose monetary policy," Bitcoin could benefit

NYDIG Research Director Greg Cipolaro stated that artificial intelligence could impact the labor market and prompt central banks to ease monetary policy, thereby benefiting Bitcoin. He believes that AI's economic impact will transmit to Bitcoin, with liquidity expansion supporting its performance, even though the transformation presents challenges. He expects AI will still follow a pattern of integrated development.

NYDIG Warning: AI May Trigger Monetary Easing Cycle, Potential Macro Bullish Signal for Bitcoin

NYDIG Research Director Greg Cipolaro of a crypto financial institution pointed out that artificial intelligence could drive economic growth and liquidity expansion, thereby benefiting Bitcoin. The impact of AI may lead to changes in employment structures, prompting governments worldwide to adopt loose policies and enhance the attractiveness of risk assets like Bitcoin. Historical experience shows that although technological innovation presents short-term challenges, society ultimately integrates the technology, and businesses and workers who adapt to AI are expected to achieve higher returns.

Approximately 9.09 million BTC are currently in a loss.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that, according to CryptoQuant analysis, approximately 9.09 million BTC (accounting for 46% of the circulating supply) are currently in a loss.