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AI crypto tokens’ market cap to plummet by 75% in 2025, wiping out $5.3 billions

AI crypto tokens’ market cap to plummet by 75% in 2025, wiping out $5.3 billions

TechFlow深潮TechFlow深潮2025/12/25 10:43
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According to TechFlow, on December 25, a report from CryptoPresales.com stated that AI-related cryptocurrencies experienced a severe correction in 2025, with market capitalization dropping by approximately 75% year-on-year, wiping out about $5.3 billion in value. Despite explosive growth during 2023-2024, the market continued to face pressure in 2025 as the hype faded and liquidity decreased. The decline intensified in the fourth quarter, with nearly $1 billion evaporating in December alone. The eight major AI tokens fell by 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 $1.68 billion.

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