According to @CNBC, investors rotated from AI infrastructure to crypto stocks, boosting exchanges while bitcoin miners lag amid power and capex headwinds.

According to CNBC... Retail rotates to high growth AI stocks as Bitcoin weakness risks broader sentiment, said Miller Tabak strategist Matt Maley.

According to @godofprompt on X, Claude can now analyze and grow a Bitcoin portfolio using five advanced prompts that emulate roles of a crypto advisor, security consultant, and portfolio tracker, positioned as a no-cost alternative to high-end teams like Jack Dorsey’s according to the post. As reported by the original tweet, the prompts cover portfolio diagnostics, on-chain risk checks, security hardening, event-driven rebalancing, and performance attribution, enabling retail investors to structure rules-based strategies with Claude. According to the tweet, this suggests business opportunities for wealth apps and exchanges to embed Claude-based advisory flows, lower customer support costs with AI-first crypto guidance, and differentiate with explainable AI reports. As noted in the post, organizations should implement guardrails including read-only API keys, delayed trade execution, and human-in-the-loop approvals to mitigate model errors and market volatility.