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Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin believes that artificial intelligence should not be seen as a competitor to humanity, but rather as a complementary tool that humans can harness to advance into the future. At ETHPrague on May 28, Ethereum ( ETH ) co-founder Vitalik Buterin shared his thoughts on the age-old debate of whether artificial intelligence will one day dethrone human judgement. He believes that AI will be an inevitable part of the human evolution, but not necessarily as a competitor. “I think we’re going into this interesting mode where it is not necessarily AI versus human, but AI plus human,” said Vitalik Buterin during his fireside chat with world wide web founder Tim Berners-Lee. Buterin referenced key moments in computing history to illustrate his point, such as the 1996 chess tournament between IBM’s Deep Blue and Russian grandmaster Garry Kasparov, where the machine ultimately triumphed. “We definitely don’t want to kind of delude ourselves into thinking that’s something that by default will be here like the the situation forever, but you know there definitely will be a period of time when that’s the situation for any particular task,” he continued. Still, Buterin acknowledged that there are specific areas where AI excels compared to the average human. For example, he noted that AI systems are increasingly effective at summarizing human preferences, predicting behavior, and approximating outcomes based on vast amounts of data. Looking ahead, Buterin suggested that AI will play a role in governance—both individual and collective decision-making processes are likely to integrate AI components over time. Rather than trying to outcompete AI, Buterin said humanity should focus on using the technology wisely. However, he emphasized that no single model should dominate the space. “I believe in the AI being the player in the game. Let AI be in the game, but it’s something that is absolutely worth approaching and using intelligently,” said Buterin. Buterin also shared optimism about the evolution of digital privacy. One advancement he highlighted is the growing adoption of encrypted messaging technologies, particularly zero-knowledge proofs, which he noted are now becoming default rather than optional features in communication apps. However, these improvements are also accompanied by new challenges that mankind must learn to overcome as they navigate the digital world. The interplay between “technological developments and the legal norms and social norms are super important,” Buterin concluded.

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where is Bitcoin News Data Research BTCUSD 104,011.50-0.12% ETHUSD 2,485.70-0.48% SOLUSD 153.881.33% PYTHUSD 0.116700.26% LINKUSD 13.70-0.60% Bitcoin trades at $105,500 'pivot point' but long-term outlook remains optimistic, analyst says By Danny Park Markets • June 1, 2025, 10:10PM EDT  Share The Block Quick Take Bitcoin’s price has settled at around $105,500 after pulling back from its new all-time high of $111,800 last week. One analyst said the longer-term outlook remains optimistic, with a possibility for a renewed push towards $115,000.   Bitcoin  BTC +0.0049% 's price found stability on the first day of June after experiencing a volatile few days, now situated at $105,597 as of 8:35 p.m. on Sunday, according to The Block's bitcoin price page. One analyst told The Block that bitcoin price is at a psychological and technical "pivot point" that could make or break the next bull run. "Indicators like the RSI and MACD are showing signs that the strong bullish momentum is starting to wane, at least temporarily," said Rachael Lucas, crypto analyst at BTC Markets. "That said, the longer-term outlook still leans optimistic. There's growing conviction among analysts and market participants that we could be in the early stages of a new super cycle." Lucas said price support for the cryptocurrency holds reasonably firm at around $103,000 with a deeper, more solid base down around $97,600. In the days ahead, the crypto analyst said that there are two plausible scenarios for bitcoin.  "If bitcoin can hold above the $103,000 to $105,000 range, there's room for a renewed push toward $115,000," Lucas said. "On the other hand, a break below $103,000 could open the door to a deeper correction, with price targets in the $93,000 to $97,000 range." The latter case still should not be viewed as an end to the broader uptrend, the analyst said, but rather as a confirmation that the market needs more time for further price growth. "Traders are treading carefully, unsure whether this is the start of a short-term top or simply a pause before the next leg higher," Lucas added. RELATED INDICES DETAILS GMBASE Top Base tokens 36.27 1.64% DETAILS GMUSA Top U.S. tokens 163.82 0.62% See Crypto Indices Altcoins eclipsed The current crypto market momentum is primarily fueled by bitcoin-heavy institutional investment. This concentration on bitcoin has left altcoins relatively overlooked, struggling to capture sustained interest in the institutionally driven environment, according to analysts. "Recent demand has been largely driven by corporations like Strategy, Metaplanet, and Twenty One rather than retail investors," said Min Jung, research analyst at Presto Research. "As a result, major altcoins have underperformed, with BTC dominance nearing its cycle high." In recent weeks, the market has seen a wave of firms adopting the corporate bitcoin treasury strategy, famously advocated by Strategy's Michael Saylor. While some companies are exploring building treasuries of ether, XRP or Solana, most treasuries are focused on the world's largest cryptocurrency. "The key question now is how sustainable this corporate-driven trend will be," Jung added. Meanwhile, BTC Markets' Lucas said bitcoin's narrative has evolved beyond its status as a "digital gold," to a strategic hedge alongside commodities and currency exposures in a diversified macro portfolio.  "That shift has consequences, it's tied bitcoin more closely to traditional financial markets, and it's made the asset more sensitive to economic data, central bank commentary, and geopolitical risk," Lucas said.

News Data Research BTCUSD 104,011.50-0.12% ETHUSD 2,485.70-0.48% SOLUSD 153.881.33% PYTHUSD 0.116700.26% LINKUSD 13.70-0.60% Bitcoin trades at $105,500 'pivot point' but long-term outlook remains optimistic, analyst says By Danny Park Markets • June 1, 2025, 10:10PM EDT  Share The Block Quick Take Bitcoin’s price has settled at around $105,500 after pulling back from its new all-time high of $111,800 last week. One analyst said the longer-term outlook remains optimistic, with a possibility for a renewed push towards $115,000.   Bitcoin  BTC +0.0049% 's price found stability on the first day of June after experiencing a volatile few days, now situated at $105,597 as of 8:35 p.m. on Sunday, according to The Block's bitcoin price page. One analyst told The Block that bitcoin price is at a psychological and technical "pivot point" that could make or break the next bull run. "Indicators like the RSI and MACD are showing signs that the strong bullish momentum is starting to wane, at least temporarily," said Rachael Lucas, crypto analyst at BTC Markets. "That said, the longer-term outlook still leans optimistic. There's growing conviction among analysts and market participants that we could be in the early stages of a new super cycle." Lucas said price support for the cryptocurrency holds reasonably firm at around $103,000 with a deeper, more solid base down around $97,600. In the days ahead, the crypto analyst said that there are two plausible scenarios for bitcoin.  "If bitcoin can hold above the $103,000 to $105,000 range, there's room for a renewed push toward $115,000," Lucas said. "On the other hand, a break below $103,000 could open the door to a deeper correction, with price targets in the $93,000 to $97,000 range." The latter case still should not be viewed as an end to the broader uptrend, the analyst said, but rather as a confirmation that the market needs more time for further price growth. "Traders are treading carefully, unsure whether this is the start of a short-term top or simply a pause before the next leg higher," Lucas added. RELATED INDICES DETAILS GMBASE Top Base tokens 36.27 1.64% DETAILS GMUSA Top U.S. tokens 163.82 0.62% See Crypto Indices Altcoins eclipsed The current crypto market momentum is primarily fueled by bitcoin-heavy institutional investment. This concentration on bitcoin has left altcoins relatively overlooked, struggling to capture sustained interest in the institutionally driven environment, according to analysts. "Recent demand has been largely driven by corporations like Strategy, Metaplanet, and Twenty One rather than retail investors," said Min Jung, research analyst at Presto Research. "As a result, major altcoins have underperformed, with BTC dominance nearing its cycle high." In recent weeks, the market has seen a wave of firms adopting the corporate bitcoin treasury strategy, famously advocated by Strategy's Michael Saylor. While some companies are exploring building treasuries of ether, XRP or Solana, most treasuries are focused on the world's largest cryptocurrency. "The key question now is how sustainable this corporate-driven trend will be," Jung added. Meanwhile, BTC Markets' Lucas said bitcoin's narrative has evolved beyond its status as a "digital gold," to a strategic hedge alongside commodities and currency exposures in a diversified macro portfolio.  "That shift has consequences, it's tied bitcoin more closely to traditional financial markets, and it's made the asset more sensitive to economic data, central bank commentary, and geopolitical risk," Lucas said.