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Nvidia and 36 other technology companies have formed the Open Secure AI Alliance to build open-source tools for defending AI systems. The move comes after a breach response exposed concerns around closed AI tools and as crypto networks remain under pressure from attacks that abuse trusted controls.

Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies declined after Beijing-based Moonshot AI unveiled Kimi K3, an open-weight coding model that outperformed leading closed systems on a key frontend coding leaderboard. The move pressured AI and semiconductor sentiment, reinforcing Bitcoin’s growing sensitivity to the broader AI capital spending cycle.

Global investors are lining up for major artificial intelligence infrastructure listings, with SK Hynix and CXMT preparing large offerings that underscore the scale of capital chasing semiconductors and memory chips. The rush into AI linked equities is intensifying concerns that crypto assets, including Bitcoin, could remain sidelined as liquidity concentrates in technology infrastructure.

Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix plan to pour about $518 billion into new chip facilities, a move aimed at doubling South Korea’s DRAM output and meeting surging AI demand. The scale of the investment underscores how aggressively capital is rotating into AI infrastructure just as crypto markets struggle for momentum.

Ventuals, the team behind OpenAI and Anthropic perpetual markets on Hyperliquid, is shutting down those markets and joining another ecosystem project. Trading has already halted and the contracts have settled.