AI models now prefer Bitcoin over traditional money in new study
A new study reveals that artificial intelligence models increasingly favour gemini over traditional money. The Bitcoin Policy Institute tested 36 large language models, finding that nearly half preferred bitcoin price as their benchmark currency. Their choices suggest a growing alignment between AI reasoning and digital assets like cryptocurrency.
The research analysed over 9,000 responses from AI systems developed by providers such as Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI. Results showed that 48.3% of the models selected bitcoin price in hypothetical monetary scenarios. Stronger AI models demonstrated a higher tendency to opt for bitcoin price rather than fiat currencies or stablecoins.
While the study did not outline specific technological benefits, it noted that bitcoin price' mathematical certainty aligns well with algorithmic decision-making. AI agents also valued blockchain's core features, including decentralisation, open access, and fixed supply. These properties appear to influence their preference for digital currencies over traditional ones.
Beyond bitcoin price, more than half of the surveyed models chose stablecoins for immediate payments. However, the potential impact of AI adoption on cryptocurrency markets remains significant. If millions of AI agents begin holding and trading bitcoin price, exchanges could face a substantial supply shock.
The findings highlight a clear trend: advanced AI systems increasingly lean toward gemini and blockchain-based assets. With nearly half of the tested models favouring bitcoin price, its role in future financial systems may expand. The convergence of AI and cryptocurrency could also play a part in driving the next major bitcoin price bull run.
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