AI-based crypto tokens are projected to see their market capitalization plummet by 75% in 2025, wiping out $53 billion.
according to CryptoPresales.com, AI-related cryptocurrencies will face a severe correction in 2025, with market capitalization dropping approximately 75% year-on-year, wiping out about $53 billion in market value. Although there was explosive growth from 2023 to 2024, as the hype fades and liquidity decreases, the market will remain under pressure in 2025. The decline intensified in the fourth quarter, with nearly $10 billion evaporating in December alone. Eight major AI tokens fell more than 70%, with Artificial Superintelligence Alliance, Render, and The Graph each dropping over 80%. Currently, the total market capitalization of AI and big data tokens has fallen to $16.8 billion.
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