Bittensor (TAO)

Bittensor >> $TAO >> $dTAO rip SN 14: Cacheon It seems it's better to stay away from the subnets Latent gets involved with.

$TAO #SN14 - @cacheon_ai is soon to move to another slot following a separation with @latentholdings!

$TAO Still needs that neckline break. For now pretty insignificant price action. https://t.co/ENK8RWcgsU

Bittensor >> $dTAO That's indeed how it happened. From now on, we need to pay close attention to revenue generation and products that are actually being used. Those two factors should carry far more weight than simple media exposure or hype. We are still incredibly early when it comes to the truly good projects.

Root Reborn is one of those proposals where the intention may be good, but the implementation matters a lot. Validator-directed SN exposure introduces real complexity around incentives, custody & trust. Worth reading Yuma’s full breakdown👇 Healthy debate is needed here. $TAO

Bittensor >> Root Reborn @YumaGroup is a major player in the network, and I genuinely appreciate the way they communicate. They don't hesitate to criticize proposed updates, but they do so in a way that fosters constructive debate rather than division. They raise concerns, explain their reasoning, and contribute to the discussion without turning it into a spectacle. This is exactly the kind of actor the network cannot afford to ignore. I hope Const takes their private discussions and feedback into account. A network can only improve if it is willing to listen to criticism, especially when it comes from people who are deeply involved and genuinely care about its future. Progress does not come from everyone agreeing. It comes from our ability to challenge ideas, confront different perspectives, and refine them together.

One of the leading groups on bittensor:native, Yuma is against the current Validator changes for Bittensor "In its current form, the Root Reborn proposal carries substantial unmitigated risk that outweighs its benefits."

AI altcoins are not created equal in 2026. The ones with clear catalysts are the only ones worth watching. $TAO — Subnet expansion past 128. Decentralised LLM training runs starting. Real AI compute being purchased on-chain. Revenue model already working. $FET — Nasdaq treasury allocations coming. Institutional backing shifting from speculation to balance sheet allocation. $RENDER — GPU integration deepening. AI rendering becoming standard. Deflationary mechanics biting harder each quarter. $NEAR — Developer ecosystem explosion. User friendly AI tools attracting non-technical builders. Bitwise ETF filing live. $ICP — Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud integrations. Enterprise adoption path suddenly becomes real. On-chain compute going mainstream. Same sector. Very different catalysts. Very different probabilities. Which one are you betting on? 👇

Big tokenomics and governance shifts are hitting crypto this week. This time it's: $TAO ( @bittensor ) $ASTER ( @Aster_DEX ) $GRAM ( @ton_blockchain ) Here are 3 updates worth watching 👇 1️⃣ Bittensor's Root Reborn Proposal ( $TAO ) A new proposal is dividing the TAO community. 🔹 Validators direct root capital 🔹 Auto-sells become buybacks 🔹 Subnet-focused baskets 🔹 Governance debate heats up Root Reborn would let validators decide where root dividends are reinvested, potentially turning constant sell pressure into buy pressure for selected subnets. Critics warn it restores validator influence. Supporters argue market incentives keep them accountable. 2️⃣ Aster Launches 99% Fee Buybacks ( $ASTER ) Aster just rolled out one of the most aggressive token value-accrual models in crypto. 🔹 99% of fees buy back ASTER 🔹 Matching 1:1 token burns 🔹 Rewards flow to veASTER stakers 🔹 Supply targets 3B tokens Every day, nearly all platform fees now purchase ASTER while an equal amount is burned from reserves, creating simultaneous buy pressure and supply reduction. 3️⃣ TON Becomes GRAM ( $GRAM ) The TON ecosystem officially completed its rebrand. 🔹 TON → GRAM 🔹 1:1 automatic conversion 🔹 No migration required 🔹 81% community approval The blockchain remains TON, but the native token is now called GRAM, reviving the original name from TON's 2018 whitepaper.