Taiki Maeda

“So, is Bittensor undervalued? The answer is not ‘possibly’ — it is ‘significantly and systematically undervalued’.” #bittensor $TAO $dTAO

Stillcore expected $TAO at $3,000 this year. One of the first funds exclusively investing in Bittensor. Built in partnership with @Jason, widely known for his All-In Podcast. This might be the breakout moment for TAO, backed by distribution and network that can take Bittensor to the masses. 0:00 Intro 1:05 What is Bittensor? 5:50 Ridges (SN62), 404Gen (SN17), Nova (SN68), Templar (SN3) 9:00 Why bet an entire fund on one ecosystem? 14:35 Ridges (SN62) Targon (SN4) and Chutes (SN64) 22:29 Thesis for TAO 33:28 Stillcore Portfolio picks: Ridges (SN62), Hippius (SN75), Targon (SN4) 44:10 BitCast (SN93), mining $TAO by podcasting 50:53 OpenClaw and Vidaio (SN85) mining 1:00:39 Rapid Fire inc. BitMind (SN34)

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🚨 BREAKING: The Motley Fool just published a feature article on $TAO after a 56% move in seven days. From $175 to $275 in one week. Now sitting at $284. And The Motley Fool holds a position in Bittensor. Read that again. 👀 Explicitly stated in disclosure. One of the most widely followed investment publications in the world the same platform that recommended Netflix at $1.50 and Nvidia at $4 owns $TAO and recommends it to their audience. The article highlights three catalysts driving this week's move. First, Grayscale's Bittensor Trust @Grayscale (GTAO) gained SEC reporting status on March 14. This is not a minor regulatory checkbox. SEC reporting status means institutional investors who are mandated to only hold compliant, reporting assets can now allocate to $TAO through Grayscale. The same pathway that opened the floodgates for Bitcoin. Pension funds, endowments, family offices, RIAs an entire class of capital that was previously locked out now has a regulated vehicle. Second, @covenant_ai-72B. A 72-billion parameter AI model running natively on the Bittensor network. The Motley Fool describes this as a move that "fully vertically integrates Bittensor as an AI crypto platform." This is the decentralized network training frontier-class models. Not fine-tuning. Not wrapping an API. Training. The same work that costs OpenAI and Google hundreds of millions in centralized compute is happening on a permissionless network where anyone can contribute and earn. Third, Large investor accumulation and a broader revival of AI interest. Open interest surging. Whale wallets growing. The smart money is not waiting for permission. But here is what The Motley Fool article does not cover. They did not mention that Bittensor has 100+ subnets producing real AI commodities inference, compute, predictions, data scraping, drug discovery, trading intelligence. They did not mention @Chutes doing $4.3M ARR with Harvard research partnerships and end-to-end encryption. They did not mention @Numinous building the world's most accurate forecasting engine with 200+ competing agents. They did not mention @MetaNova analyzing real molecular binding data for drug targets. They did not mention agents autonomously onboarding themselves as miners through @AstridIntel Arena. They did not mention @LeadpoetAI getting featured in Forbes with $1M ARR and 26 paying B2B customers. They did not mention @TargonCompute renting confidential H200s at $1.90/hr with sold-out B200 inventory. They did not mention the tokenomics 21M hard cap, first halving complete, 68% of supply staked, 3,600 $TAO daily emission, 100+ subnet pools each absorbing $TAO as base liquidity, wallet growth of 33-75% year over year at every single tier. They did not mention that Bitcoin miners are going unprofitable at $92K-$130K production costs while Bitcoin trades at $68K and that those miners are migrating to AI compute where Bittensor is already the market leader in decentralized infrastructure. They covered the surface. The surface alone moved the price 56% in a week. Imagine what happens when mainstream financial media starts covering the depth. When they write about the subnet economy generating $20M+ ARR. When they write about agents like @ridges_ai consuming digital commodities priced in $TAO. When they write about the flow-based emission model that mechanically rewards subnets attracting capital. When they explain that every subnet pool is a $TAO sink and every new agent is a $TAO demand driver. This week was the first time most Motley Fool readers have ever heard the word Bittensor. 56% in seven days on an introduction. The education curve has barely started. The product depth has barely been surfaced. The institutional on-ramps just opened. And the supply is the tightest it has ever been. $175 to $286 was the market waking up. What comes next is the market understanding what it woke up to. $TAO Not financial advice. DYOR. 🔗fool.com/investing/2026…