Bitcoin reached a new all-time high market capitalization of $872 billion, but its realized market cap monthly growth slowed to 0.9%, indicating a cautious risk-off sentiment among investors. Despite Bitcoin's price sliding to around $75,000, the realized cap in loss hit a record $410 billion. Most Bitcoin holders are experiencing losses of approximately 23.6%, which is less severe than the 60% or more drawdowns seen in previous years. Meanwhile, investor interest is shifting towards artificial intelligence (AI) tokens, which have shown strong performance recently. Leading AI-related cryptocurrencies such as Fetch.ai (FET), AI Companions (AIC), Render, Worldcoin (WLD), and Tars AI (TAI) have surged, with AI Companions rising by 40%. This surge follows reports highlighting a 98% increase in AI projects within the crypto space. Despite Bitcoin holding steady near $85,000 and Ethereum bouncing back to around $1,700, developer and investor attention appears to be moving from traditional cryptocurrencies to AI-focused tokens, signaling a potential shift in market dynamics.