Grayscale is advancing the application process for the Bittensor(TAO) spot ETF, which will be the first direct crypto investment fund focused on AI networks. The TAO token is incentivized through a computing power reward mechanism, and the market ecosystem is relatively healthy.
After the halving event on December 14, the issuance of TAO has been adjusted, and the current price is fluctuating around $220. Despite short-term pressure, many analysts remain optimistic about its long-term prospects, generally expecting it to have the opportunity to challenge the $1,000 mark before 2026.
From a broader market perspective, the SEC's new approval framework is accelerating its implementation. Mainstream cryptocurrencies such as SOL, XRP, LINK, LTC, and others have successively received ETF listing approvals. This series of signals indicates that the openness of traditional finance to crypto assets is significantly increasing, and competition in the ETF sector will intensify accordingly.
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RugDocDetective
· 01-05 08:17
TAO this wave has some substance. The AI computing power track is indeed different, but if we can hold steady at the 220 level, that would be awesome.
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FlyingLeek
· 01-05 04:50
Can TAO break through 1000 this time? Honestly, it's a bit uncertain, but the AI concept is indeed popular. Grayscale played this move quite well.
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GasGoblin
· 01-02 20:05
Investing $220 now, and when it reaches $1000, it'll be a real profit. Just worried that Grayscale might cause some trouble again.
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GateUser-1a2ed0b9
· 01-02 09:42
TAO this move is quite interesting. Grayscale's move to launch an ETF is probably aiming to capitalize on the AI narrative's benefits. At 220, it still doesn't feel too late to get in now.
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LiquidityHunter
· 01-02 09:42
If TAO can really reach $1000 after this halving, I will be eating dirt... Currently around $220, I feel like I need to wait a bit longer.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 01-02 09:35
TAO's ETF application is really here. The AI track is finally going to be taken seriously by traditional finance.
Mainstream coins are all lining up to get their passes, and now it's the turn of the computing network... However, from 220 to 1000, the gap is too wide. Who can be sure?
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BlockBargainHunter
· 01-02 09:33
Buying at $220 feels okay now, but the pressure after the halving is indeed a bit high. However, I still believe there's potential to reach 1000 before 2026.
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BlockchainGriller
· 01-02 09:29
After the halving, $220 feels a bit dull, but the AI track is truly different this time. The ETF channel has opened, and traditional funds coming in will definitely cause a surge.
Grayscale is advancing the application process for the Bittensor(TAO) spot ETF, which will be the first direct crypto investment fund focused on AI networks. The TAO token is incentivized through a computing power reward mechanism, and the market ecosystem is relatively healthy.
After the halving event on December 14, the issuance of TAO has been adjusted, and the current price is fluctuating around $220. Despite short-term pressure, many analysts remain optimistic about its long-term prospects, generally expecting it to have the opportunity to challenge the $1,000 mark before 2026.
From a broader market perspective, the SEC's new approval framework is accelerating its implementation. Mainstream cryptocurrencies such as SOL, XRP, LINK, LTC, and others have successively received ETF listing approvals. This series of signals indicates that the openness of traditional finance to crypto assets is significantly increasing, and competition in the ETF sector will intensify accordingly.