At a time when the US futures market is stabilizing, the price of bitcoin is stable.

Concerns about the AI bubble have led to consecutive days of selling in technology stocks. With US futures stabilizing, the trend of Bitcoin remains stable. David Morrison of Trade Nation noted in a report that Micron Technology's quarterly performance, announced after the US stock market closed, was highly anticipated. "Many positive factors are already priced into the stock's expectations, so there is potential for disappointment." However, he stated that some optimistic performance outlooks could be enough to boost Micron and the semiconductor sector. Meanwhile, he mentioned that the prospect of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates is bringing resistance to technology stocks, as this will increase the cost of financing for AI infrastructure through issuing bonds. Data from the London Stock Exchange Group shows that Bitcoin traded flat at $62,380, having touched a 12-day low of $61,921 on Tuesday.