币界网报道：While Web3 adoption hit new highs, AI-focused tokens fell sharply. This divergence between the two indicates a major decoupling between AI tokens and the broader Web3 usage. Web3’s rocket fuel has yet to lift AI tokens — the total market cap of AI tokens has fallen by 29.33% to $26.72 billion over the past 30 days. First, Bittensor [TAO] has fallen by 29% over the past month, with all charts recording losses. Similarly, TAO’s market cap has fallen by 4.24%, while trading volumes have also fallen by 14%, reflecting strong downward pressure. Near Protocol [NEAR] has fallen by 27.12% over the same period, with its market cap falling by 4.45%. In fact, Artificial Superintelligence [FET] has fallen by 25.68%, and Render [RNDR] has fallen by 32.8%. These losses recorded across the market indicate a shift in investor behavior. However, adoption indicators are flashing green. Interestingly, while AI Token is declining, Web3 adoption is skyrocketing. Web3 adoption is growing rapidly, driven by the potential of decentralized technology. Data from Mordor Intelligence shows that the Web3 blockchain market is expected to grow from $7.23 billion in 2025 to $42.29 billion in 2030. This continued growth reflects the growing demand for the technology, especially in emerging economies. In addition, according to Triple-A, cryptocurrency user growth soared to 659 million in 2024, a year-on-year increase of 14%. Meanwhile, the total market capitalization of cryptocurrency-related assets has soared to $3.2 trillion. However, this is down from the all-time high of $3.8 trillion set in December 2024. AI Token is decoupled from Nvidia stock. Nvidia's stock closed at $155.09 on June 27, up 6.66% in five days, with a market capitalization of $3.78 trillion. Normally, such a large AI-related stock rally would also boost sentiment for AI tokens, but that link appears to have broken. AI tokens no longer mirror Nvidia’s bullish trajectory, hinting at a new phase of decoupling between stocks and tokens. As this correlation weakens, AI tokens appear to be more correlated to broader cryptocurrency movements than to real-world AI leaders. Their performance is more in line with altcoin momentum than Nvidia’s gains, suggesting that investor behavior is changing.