Bitcoin fell to $60,000 on Wednesday, marking its second dip to this level in June, as investor focus shifted towards AI-driven trades. The cryptocurrency's 3.2% decline contrasted with a 0.8% rise in the Nasdaq, highlighting a divergence in market sentiment. Meanwhile, gold and oil also experienced declines, with gold dropping below $4,000 per ounce and oil falling under $70 per barrel. The downturn in Bitcoin and other commodities comes as tech stocks rebound, driven by continued interest in AI investments. South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix announced plans to raise nearly $30 billion through a U.S. share offering, the largest since Saudi Aramco's 2019 sale. Billionaire hedge fund manager Philippe Laffont expressed concerns about Bitcoin's future, noting the increasing variety of investment opportunities available to investors.