Bittensor's native token TAO surged to $350 on March 25, driven by rapid growth in subnet staking, which rose to over $620 million, and the network's first halving event that cut token emissions by half. The token gained 12% in 24 hours and 25% over the past week, reaching its highest level since November 2025. Despite significant subnet activity, most TAO remains outside subnets, suggesting potential for further capital rotation within the ecosystem. Analysts see this as a bullish signal, with resistance expected around $500 as the network expands and staking increases.
Bittensor (TAO) dropped below the $200 support level, hitting a monthly low of $193 due to increased futures outflows and declining open interest, indicating reduced exposure by derivatives traders. Despite the bearish momentum, spot market data show...
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