The US stock market is once again in turmoil, with the Nasdaq plunging 2.15%. But interestingly, BTC did not follow the decline; instead, it rose back above 82,000. The market has already given the answer on who the funds are choosing. Let's first look at the US stock side. Among the seven tech giants, six fell and one rose, with Meta dropping 3.72%. The worst hit was the AI infrastructure sector: CoreWeave plummeted nearly 12%, and AMD fell nearly 10%. The AI hardware and cloud infrastructure sectors are almost out of breath. Why is this happening? Just look at the news. Federal Reserve Chair Powell spoke, saying the US economy is resilient and AI investment is supporting demand. But he shifted tone, saying that long-term productivity gains do not mean short-term rate cuts, and companies must withstand the test of financing costs. In plain terms, don't expect me to ease monetary policy soon; you have to endure the high interest rates yourselves. The real thunder is on the AI financing side. Some CoreWeave bonds yield over 15%. What does this mean? It means the market is punishing these cash-burning AI companies with extremely high interest rates. Institutions worry about how your project returns, equipment depreciation, and debt maturities will match up. When financing pressure rises, tech stocks naturally collapse. Additionally, crude oil remains high, with Brent at $108 this morning. Middle East supply risks have not been resolved, so inflation cannot be brought down, which is another looming threat. Now back to our BTC. Despite the Nasdaq's plunge, BTC not only held steady but rose slightly. Although the total crypto market cap dropped 2.83%, this was mainly due to altcoins bleeding out, with money flowing into B