Bittensor (TAO) executed its first halving on Dec 12, 2025, cutting daily token emissions from 7,200 to 3,600, reducing new supply amid a fixed 21 million cap. About 70% of TAO is staked, limiting liquid supply and potentially supporting price if demand holds or grows. Despite the halving, TAO's price remains 65% below its 2024 peak, reflecting ongoing uncertainty about the network's ability to capture lasting value beyond AI hype. Key factors for 2026 include subnet revenue growth, ETF approval prospects, governance stability, and the broader AI market sentiment, which will determine if the supply cut translates into sustained price gains.
In July 2026, AI-focused cryptocurrencies Bittensor (TAO), Akash Network (AKT), and Near Protocol (NEAR) are positioned for potential price rallies due to key technical patterns and fundamental catalysts. TAO could benefit from an anticipated SEC dec...
Solana's staked market capitalization rose sharply by 13.78% to $32.87 billion, reinforcing its position as the second-largest staking network after Ethereum, which remains the largest with $64.14 billion but saw a slight decline. This growth highlig...
Kraken has become the first major centralized exchange to list Bittensor subnet alpha tokens, including Chutes AI and Targon Compute. These tokens represent specialized divisions within Bittensor's decentralized AI ecosystem, allowing investors to ta...
