Bittensor (TAO) experienced a 7% price decline in the past 24 hours, continuing a losing streak since early September. Open Interest fell by over 14%, signaling weak demand in both spot and derivatives markets. Despite a recent rally to nearly $280, TAO failed to surpass the critical $300 resistance, maintaining a bearish weekly structure. Traders may look for a dip to around $190 as a potential buying opportunity if the bearish momentum persists, especially if Bitcoin weakens further.
The TAO token from Bittensor surged 8.33% to close at $264.83, hitting a three-month high of $277 during trading. This rise follows a five-day rally of about 25%, supported by major protocol upgrades and new trading pairs introduced on the Solana-bas...
Worldcoin (WLD) surged over 13% in 24 hours, doubling weekly gains to 26%, driven by renewed AI interest and strong buying that triggered short liquidations exceeding $1.2 million. The altcoin broke above a key resistance zone ($0.41-$0.45), suggesti...
Bittensor (TAO) surged 8.33% to $264.83, nearing its $300 target after a 25% gain over five sessions. The rally is driven by new trading access on Raydium, increased activity from the parody token Buttensor, protocol upgrades, and rising derivatives ...
Bitcoin briefly rose above $80,000 but fell back below $79,000, maintaining a market cap near $1.6 trillion. Ethereum stayed under $2,500, while XRP hovered near $1.40. Several altcoins like Chainlink, TAO, and Worldcoin posted notable gains, with TA...
