Crypto Week in Focus: New Trends and Big Moves

A young engineer is turning the crypto world on its head by using three different AI chatbots to decide when to buy Bitcoin. He looks at the data, calculates his odds, and then places quick trades himself.

In February, companies for the first time sold more Bitcoin than they bought.
They shed about 8,600 BTC while only adding roughly 7,800 BTC, leaving a net loss of around 807 coins.

Experts say the future of digital money will be about everyday use, not just speculation. A top executive at a major crypto firm and a payment giant both agree that real payments will drive growth.

Privacy is gaining attention as well.
A leading mining company has started a new pool for a privacy‑focused cryptocurrency, and its parent group believes that a small but growing share of the Bitcoin market could move into privacy coins.

On the regulatory side, a senator urged lawmakers to find a middle ground on stablecoin rewards, warning that overly strict rules could push people away from banks.