Bittensor (TAO) surged 13.4% to a three-month high of $277 following its integration with Raydium, which expanded its user base by connecting decentralized AI infrastructure with Solana’s DeFi capital. The launch of the BUTT memecoin on Solana, requiring holders to swap to TAO, further increased demand. Trading volume and market cap also rose significantly, with strong buyer dominance and increased speculative interest indicated by rising open interest. If momentum holds, TAO could surpass $280 and target $300, but a loss of interest might see a retracement to $234.
Bittensor's TAO token fell 5.54% within 24 hours to $258.04, coming close to a previously identified support range of $252-$255. This decline was sharper than Bitcoin's 3.41% drop to $81,313 in the same period. The token remains about $3 above the up...
A crypto whale purchased approximately $7.22 million worth of nine different tokens within 24 hours. The largest buys were 378,129 Lighter (LIT) tokens valued at $1.4 million, followed by 6.61 million Ethena (ENA) and 3 million Ondo (ONDO) tokens, ea...
Bittensor's TAO token broke a strong resistance at around $255 in early September after increased trading volume, leading to a rally up to $340. However, profit-taking caused a decline, weakening bullish momentum as sellers gained control. The $252–$...
Bittensor has introduced eTAO, a new feature allowing subnet owners to control how alpha tokens are distributed among owners, validators, and miners. Previously, the default split allocated 18% to owners, 41% to validators, and 41% to miners. With eT...
