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The integration of artificial intelligence $AI and blockchain technology has led to the emergence of several cryptocurrencies with significant growth potential. Here are some notable AI-focused cryptocurrencies to consider: These cryptocurrencies showcase diverse use cases, from decentralized computing to metaverse applications. As the demand for AI-driven blockchain solutions rises, these projects offer significant growth potential for investors. *Please note that cryptocurrency investments carry inherent risks due to market volatility. It's essential to conduct thorough research and consult with a financial advisor before making any investment decisions.*

AI driven crypto projects are booming! Fetch.ai (FET)$FET Render (RNDR) and SingularityNET (AGIX)$AI stand out with strong tech and real world use cases. As AI adoption grows these coins could see major upside. Which AI project are you betting on?

⚪️Monday: $HIMS $TEM $RIOT Earnings ⚪️Tuesday: Consumer Confidence; $HD $AXON $CAVA $AMC Earnings 🔴Wednesday: New Home Sales; $NVDA $CRM $SNOW $AI $LOW Earnings  🟡Thursday: Q4 GDP, Jobless Claims, Durable Goods, Pending Home Sales; $VST $DELL $RKLB $SOUN Earnings 🔴Friday: PCE Inflation; $FUBO Earnings  - U.S. stock index futures rose on Monday after a sharp selloff in the previous week, while Apple dipped as the iPhone maker's $500 billion investment plan fanned concerns of Big Tech overspending on artificial intelligence. - Chip stocks such as Nvidia (NVDA.O), and Micron (MU.O), rose more than 1.2% each. Nvidia's quarterly results are expected on Wednesday, putting semiconductor stocks in the spotlight for the week. - The artificial intelligence bellwether's forecast is likely to set the tone on Wall Street, after the launch of low-cost AI models from China's DeepSeek in January raised questions around hefty AI spending by Western companies. - On the data front, the Personal Consumption Expenditure index - the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge - is expected on Friday and could help markets gauge the timing of the central bank's first rate cut this year. - Interest rate futures indicate the Fed will leave borrowing costs unchanged for the first half of the year, according to data compiled by LSEG. - Following Friday's soft data, markets will also be keen on the Conference Board's report on consumer sentiment and the second estimate on quarterly gross domestic product, due later in the week. Remarks from at least nine Fed policymakers will also be parsed.