What's next as hot money cycle has gone from crypto to gold to AI to memory

CoinDesk3h agoUpdated 2h ago
What's next as hot money cycle has gone from crypto to gold to AI to memory
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Bitcoin's 650% rally from late 2022 to October 2025 has faded as hot money rotates toward memory chips and semiconductors. Gold and AI equities followed similar boom-bust cycles. Upcoming SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic IPOs could become next speculative targets, potentially sidelining crypto from bull runs longer than expected. Indian investors should monitor sector rotation trends.

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