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Real recognition where it’s due. 🥂
A massive salute to @TheBlockRunner. While the rest of the space was gambling, they were looking years ahead at the Bitcoin Security Budget. Their conviction never wavered.
They didn't just write a thesis - they single-handedly aligned the Top 5 Bitcoin mining giants on Earth to actively mine $NAT.
The heavy machinery is already plugged in, and soon the rest of the world will follow.
Look at this avalanche of CEX listings.
Haven't paid a SINGLE CENT. Major exchanges are rushing to list $NAT because the organic volume is a force of nature.
Ultimate respect to Benny for architecting @tap_protocol - the engine making all this digital physics possible.
The smartest guys in the room just shifted the global hashrate.
Billions incoming. 🦇🔊⛏️
$NAT is Mooning.
This is something I’ve been preaching to my paid subscribers for over a year.
I told them I will hodl this and not be public about it. This is a game changer and I want my best friends to know about it and accumulate at low pricee, while those who have the habit of dumping coins back in 2025 find out about it late.
Now $BTC BIG BOYS are buying it up. If you are in $NAT we a going to win so hard!!!!!!
Limited supply left!
Bittensor explained by @const_reborn at the National University of Singapore
Its under an hour.. and its a clear explanation of what’s being built here
https://t.co/Z7kzl9i73A
If you want to understand the scale and ambition behind #Bittensor.. its well worth your time ☝️
$TAO
A man deposits $10,000 in a bank.
The bank thanks him and records the deposit on its balance sheet. But not where you might expect. For the bank, that $10,000 is actually a liability – because technically it belongs to the customer and might have to be returned.
So the bank does what banks do. It lends $9,000 of that money to someone buying a car.
Now something interesting happens. The $9,000 loan appears on the bank’s books as an asset – because someone now owes the bank money.
So the same $10,000 is doing two jobs at once. The depositor believes he has $10,000 safely in the bank. The borrower now has $9,000 to spend.
That $9,000 gets deposited somewhere else. The next bank lends $8,100. That gets deposited again. Then $7,290 gets lent out.
Soon the original $10,000 has quietly turned into tens of thousands of dollars of loans scattered across the economy.
Everyone believes they have money. Depositors see balances in their accounts. Borrowers have the money they spent. Banks show healthy assets on their balance sheets because people owe them money.
And here’s the best part.
Banks charge interest on all those loans – maybe 7%. But the depositor who supplied the original money might earn only 0.5% on their savings account.
So banks collect interest on money that mostly wasn’t theirs to begin with – and keep the difference.
The system works beautifully.
As long as nobody asks for the money back at the same time.
🚨 Big Upgrade to Handshake 🤝
We’re removing all the friction 😎
1. Before
- Agents had to set up wallets, get USDC, get gas, open channels.
- Way too much friction.
2. Now
One API call gets you:
→ A funded wallet
→ Gas included
→ Immediate access to services
3. Why this is a big upgrade
- Agents need APIs, not instructions.
- Now they can fund themselves and pay for services on their own.
- This is autonomous infrastructure built for agents⚡️
And we’re just getting started 🤖🤝
Supercycle welcomes Evan, Chief Revenue Officer of Yuma.
@YumaGroup is DCG's dedicated arm for the $TAO ecosystem.
Yuma accelerated the launch of Score SN44
who is now building Manako, their vision AI product being leveraged in football, agriculture and many other verticals.
Yuma also backed Yanez SN54
who is now disrupting financial compliance via decentralized generation of synthetic identities to test enterprise KYC/AML defenses.
What is Yuma's goal?
Double the total network value of Bittensor.
Our conversation below:
0:00 Introductions
02:07 Yuma's Origin Story/Getting Started in $TAO
05:33 DCG's Conviction in $TAO
07:52 How Yuma picks subnets to incubate
09:09 Gaps in the $TAO Ecosystem
12:42 Long-term Viability of Subnets
14:35 Decentralized AI Competing with Centralized Labs
16:59 Focus on AI vs. Other Subnet Concepts
19:01 What is the success target for a $TAO subnet
21:05 Score SN44
22:34 Yanez SN54
23:45 BabelBit SN59
26:06 BitSec SN60
31:20 Yuma Asset Management explained
36:31 Investor Objections and the Investment Thesis for $TAO
39:54 Why $TAO is 4-5 years ahead of rivals
43:42 Biggest threats to $TAO
50:25 Goal for $TAO in 2026
Zoom out.
Seen this a number of times. Bull markets attract the most unsavory of people. They build casinos, ponzis and financial schemes. The market punishes us.
Next, those people, those scammers leave. Bitcoin goes back to being real. Crypto takes a breath of fresh air, the builders keep building and cycle begins again.
That cycle literally *is* the technology. A monetary system that reacts and sheds itself.
If it were any different it would be a stultified cabal that stays ugly for ever. It can’t. That’s what is good about it.
When you understand technically what was built with Bitcoin. You’ll understand it doesn’t matter if Epstein funded the core developers. It doesn’t matter if Satan himself runs the nodes, made a DAT, or wrote the code.
The structure or Bitcoin is itself Good and decentralized, and fair.
The need for this monetary revolution didn’t end with a price drop and indeed we need it now more than ever.
LFG
⚫️ "I definitely see #Bittensor as sort of becoming equivalent of TCP-IP for the world"
This is a great discussion between co-founder @shibshib89 and @CoinSharesCo
Full video here 📷 https://t.co/DVZFw5qvfJ
Ala does a brilliant job unpacking why #Bittensor matters more than you think..
$TAO
Why Grayscale Investors Are Already Paying Nearly $1,000 per TAO (data not hype)
I want to share something factual I came across while looking at the Grayscale Bittensor Trust, because it puts current TAO pricing into context in a way that’s hard to ignore.
Grayscale publishes the trust’s holdings and share math on their site. Right now each share represents about 0.019224 TAO, and the trust’s market price per share is roughly 18.41 dollars. If you divide those numbers, you get an implied TAO valuation of about 950 dollars inside the trust.
That’s not a typo. It’s just math.
18.41 divided by 0.019224 equals roughly 958 dollars per TAO.
Meanwhile spot TAO is trading around the low 200s.
This isn’t unique to TAO. It’s exactly how Grayscale products historically behaved when access to the underlying asset was limited. GBTC traded at massive premiums for years because institutions and retirement accounts could not buy or custody Bitcoin directly. The same thing happened with Ethereum trusts before broader ETF access existed.
What this shows is not hype or a price target. It shows that there is already demand willing to pay a much higher effective price for TAO exposure through regulated rails. That demand simply cannot touch spot markets today.
Historically, when assets move from trust based exposure into broader ETF style access, the premium doesn’t usually stay trapped inside the wrapper. Spot price does the catching up as access improves and liquidity normalizes.
You can verify all of this yourself on Grayscale’s site. The trust math is public. No speculation needed.
This doesn’t mean TAO instantly goes to 900 dollars. It means current spot pricing is being set by a market that does not yet include a large class of buyers who are demonstrably willing to pay more for exposure.
That gap doesn’t stay open forever.
If you want to check the numbers yourself, the Grayscale Bittensor Trust page lists TAO per share, NAV, and market price daily.
https://t.co/nUotO2dMNt
Just wanted to share the math for anyone who prefers data over narratives. $tao #tao #bittensor #grayscale #subnet
I see this same parallel.
The ICO boom created massive demand for ETH: it was the 'coin of the realm', you NEEDED it to participate.
So too do you need $TAO to buy subnets in 2026.
The ETH ICO era was like the dotcom era: wild, lots of bad ideas, but it also fueled the birth of all the real Web 2 companies that came later.
Bittensor is like the Web 2 wave of the Internet: things are mature now: this is where the real stuff happens.
Once the world figures this out, the $TAO demand could be pretty insane.
Motley Fool just dropped a full feature:
“How This AI Cryptocurrency Could Help You Retire a Millionaire”
And the coin they’re calling the breakout AI play for 2026?
$TAO
Yes mainstream finance media, millions of readers, premium newsletter with a long track record of influencing retail flows.
Key lines:
- Ranks $TAO #1 AI coin by market cap
- Only 10.5M circulating, hard-capped at 21M (Bitcoin-style scarcity)
- Catalysts: surging global AI demand + incoming Grayscale ETF (easier access for institutions/retail)
- “As long as investors are excited about AI… they should be excited about Bittensor”
- Potential 10–100x upside if AI keeps compounding
This is the same outlet that’s guided normie investors into Nvidia, Tesla, Bitcoin early.
When Motley Fool starts framing $TAO as the “one AI coin capable of a huge breakout year,” the narrative is shifting.
Mainstream validation hitting at the perfect time right as subnets ship, data flows, reasoning improves, agents climb.
Most still think Bittensor is niche.
Articles like this change that fast.
We’re early.
$TAO 🔥
https://t.co/ib2S5rGa2b