ارتفعت استعادة Bitcoin البالغة 80 ألف دولار مع تجارة الذكاء الاصطناعي التي تقودها آسيا مع الانفصال عن ارتباط الأسهم الأمريكية

Bitcoin reclaimed $80,000 on May 4 as Asian equities pushed toward records on the AI trade, with Korea and Taiwan leading the advance and Nasdaq 100 futures also pointing higher. The correlation creates a potential portfolio problem for ordinary holders. Bitcoin now reacts differently at different times to the same switch, moving chip shares, tech indexes, spot ETF flows, and Strategy stock. To start the week, we framed the $80,000 zone as a relief-versus-recovery test, while MEXC placed the next market-color levels around the low-$80,000s, including the 200-day moving average near $82,000 and ETF cost-basis references near $83,000. The strongest signal came from outside the crypto space. Stocks did more than rise beside Bitcoin. The leaders were the same companies and markets that have become shorthand for AI risk appetite. Related Reading Bitcoin is surging when oil goes up but only when the US stock market is closed Bitcoin rose with crude oil while US equities were closed, then reversed as the S&P 500 fell, leaving flows, oil, and Fed risk in conflict. Apr 29, 2026 · Liam 'Akiba' Wright Editor’s Note: At the US market open, Bitcoin pushed back toward $80,000 even as US equities weakened, the dollar index rose, and Treasury yields moved higher. That split sharpens the core tension: Bitcoin’s Asia-led AI-risk impulse was still visible, but the US session added a less supportive macro layer through stronger dollar and rates pressure. The rally started outside crypto The Asia session gave Bitcoin context beyond Bitcoin ETFs, regulatory developments, geopolitical risk, and on-chain trends. Stocks approached a record on the AI trade, with South Korea and Taiwan gauges up more than 4.5%. During the rally, the Kospi closed at an all-time high above 6,900, SK Hynix jumped 13%, Samsung rose 5.4%, TSMC climbed 6.6%, and the Taiex advanced 4.6%. That equity setup was already in motion before Bitcoin crossed the headline level. Last week, chip and AI enthusiasm drove South K