Stillcore Capital's State of TAO report predicts 2026 breakout for Bittensor subnets, citing new wallet accessibility, TAO Flow mechanism, and subnets like Ridges delivering AI coding at 1/70th competitor costs.
Bittensor and Nvidia operate at different layers of the AI stack, with TAO coordinating decentralized intelligence while Nvidia builds the hardware powering AI growth.
An article published by The Motley Fool yesterday via Nasdaq highlights the potential of TAO as a standout AI-focused cryptocurrency.
Grayscale’s Bittensor Trust (GTAO) is now publicly trading, giving traditional investors regulated exposure to TAO and the decentralized AI network behind Bittensor.
TAO will begin spot trading on Binance Japan, expanding Bittensor’s presence into one of the world’s most tightly regulated crypto markets.
"Imagine a much more universal currency [than Bitcoin], called intelligence."
Grayscale has taken the next regulatory step toward launching the first U.S.-listed exchange-traded product (ETP) tied to Bittensor TAO.
TAO has dropped after its first halving, but Grayscale Research highlights growing Bittensor adoption, subnet expansion, and rising institutional interest as long-term catalysts.
"This is why I believe TAO’s path into the top 10 won’t be driven by speculation, but by fundamentals finally being priced correctly."
Safello has launched non-custodial TAO staking on Wu-Tao, the central hub for Bittensor network activity, allowing users to stake, swap, and manage positions across all 128 Bittensor subnets.
