TAO is benefiting as investors move into decentralized AI after reports that Anthropic's most powerful AI models face new US export restrictions. After a 26% rally it is testing a big resistance level, and a break above that holds could open a move toward $300+. x.com 

Bittensor's TAO is cheap at a $2.9 billion valuation because decentralized AI will be at the forefront while many AI stocks trade at crazy valuations. Per Polymarket, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella warns that an AI future dominated by a few models is "not stable." x.com 

TAO could surprise to the upside in the short term on the strong AI narrative, but there is no reason to believe in it long term. x.com 

Bittensor's subnet economy could lift TAO via Alpha-token demand, but a major rally needs paying AI customers, not emission farming. About 64.2% of circulating TAO was staked as of Oct 7. At ~$3.24B, TAO is no cheap microcap. Still constructive long term, but stronger conviction needs verifiable revenue, demand above issuance, competitive AI products and institutional access. AI sentiment and crypto liquidity must also recover; Grayscale trust filings alone do not guarantee inflows. x.com 

Bittensor has a very unique opportunity for a crypto breakout, combining one of the most cult-like communities since Ripple, Chainlink and early Ethereum with subnet adoption and massive global investment in AI. x.com 

Bittensor's TAO suffers because the network lets subnets like SN95 extract millions in emissions without delivering. SN95 has made promises for over a year, shown no functional product or code, keeps pushing deadlines, barely communicates and raised money on the side. Its owner not selling, as @0xSunRun notes, doesn't change that: emission-inflated prices let others sell into the pool, and if the subnet is deregistered, the TAO is paid out and leaves the chain. x.com  x.com  x.com  x.com  x.com  … Show more

Bittensor is the leading AI crypto project, so TAO should run once the FUD clears; it is one to buy and hold. x.com 

TAO looks undervalued at about $3B while frontier AI labs are worth a trillion, because Bittensor subnets can already give AI power users frontier-like quality at lower prices. Subnets cover models (engy, Chutes, saygm), storage and databases (Hippius), GPUs (Targon, Lium) and search (Desearch). x.com 

Bittensor's new Gamma tokenomics are unattractive, making the protocol even more complicated and possibly useless. x.com 

Bittensor shows clear relative strength as one of the two best cryptos trading above both their 50-day and 200-day moving averages, alongside Hyperliquid, when few cryptos are in uptrends. Its decentralized compute network also drew Jensen Huang's remark that it achieved big technical breakthroughs helping train some Llama models. x.com