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Is TAO’s social spike of 141% simply part of a larger AI rotation?

Bittensor (TAO) has experienced a significant surge in social engagement, rising 141% above its 30-day average, alongside a 120% increase in trading volume. This growth is attributed to several key developments, including Grayscale increasing TAO's weight to 43% in its AI-focused fund and filing for a Spot TAO ETF. Additional support came from ThorChain’s cross-chain integration and endorsements from NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang and VC Chamath Palihapitiya. TAO’s performance is part of a broader trend, as the AI crypto sector has been the top-performing category in the market, up 28.9% over the past month. Other major AI tokens like NEAR and RENDER also posted strong weekly gains. With a $3.68 billion market cap and high liquidity, TAO remains a standout in the AI token space, reflecting a larger market rotation into AI-linked crypto assets.

ambcrypto04/09 07:03

Is TAO’s social spike of 141% simply part of a larger AI rotation?

ambcrypto04/09 07:03

Grayscale raises TAO exposure from 31% to 43% in latest rebalance – Here’s why

Grayscale has significantly increased its exposure to Bittensor (TAO) in its AI-focused cryptocurrency portfolio, raising TAO's allocation from 31.35% to 43.06% in its latest rebalancing. This move highlights a strong vote of confidence in the AI token, as no other assets were added or removed from the fund. Other holdings like NEAR, FIL, GRT, and IP saw reduced weights, while RENDER posted a slight increase. The growing subnet economy within the Bittensor ecosystem—comprising 128 independent AI-focused networks—strengthens its utility narrative. For instance, Targon Compute, one of its subnets, reportedly generated $105,000 in revenue over the past week, indicating strong growth potential. At the time of writing, TAO was trading at $321.74, up 3.70% daily, with its mid-March uptrend still intact. However, it faces consolidation near the $330–$360 resistance zone. While the RSI suggests bullish momentum, the MACD shows signs of weakness. Grayscale has also filed with the SEC for a Bittensor-based investment product, proposing a trust that would hold TAO directly and potentially convert into an ETF if approved.

ambcrypto04/07 08:10

Grayscale raises TAO exposure from 31% to 43% in latest rebalance – Here’s why

ambcrypto04/07 08:10

Grayscale files for Bittensor ETF, bringing AI-focused crypto to institutional investors

Grayscale has filed an updated registration statement with the SEC to launch the Grayscale Bittensor Trust, a product designed to hold Bittensor (TAO) directly and track its price. If approved, it will convert into an ETF on NYSE Arca, offering institutional investors regulated exposure to the AI-linked crypto asset. This marks a potential expansion of crypto ETFs beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum, reflecting a broader trend of packaging emerging crypto narratives into institutional products. The trust will not engage in staking. The filing coincides with TAO's strong price recovery, rallying toward $300 with bullish momentum and increased trading volume, signaling growing institutional alignment with AI-related crypto assets.

ambcrypto04/03 21:02

Grayscale files for Bittensor ETF, bringing AI-focused crypto to institutional investors

ambcrypto04/03 21:02

Bitcoin Spot ETFs Break 4-Week Positive Streak With $296M Outflow

Bitcoin spot ETFs ended a four-week positive streak with $296.18 million in net outflows last week, marking the seventh weekly outflow of 2026. The decline was largely driven by significant redemptions from BlackRock’s IBIT and Grayscale’s GBTC, among others. Fidelity’s FBTC was the only fund to record a net inflow. Meanwhile, Ethereum spot ETFs also saw outflows for the second consecutive week. In other news, Morgan Stanley has filed to launch its own Bitcoin spot ETF, which would feature the lowest fee in the market at 0.14% if approved.

bitcoinist03/30 10:43

Bitcoin Spot ETFs Break 4-Week Positive Streak With $296M Outflow

bitcoinist03/30 10:43

Crypto treasuries regain footing after recent downturn: Grayscale

After a challenging period since late 2025, digital asset treasuries (DATs) are showing signs of recovery, according to Grayscale's head of research Zach Pandl. Companies have adopted strategies such as optimizing capital structures, generating income, and diversifying business models to navigate the crypto downturn. For instance, Strategy shifted from convertible bonds to preferred stocks and established a $2.25 billion USD reserve, while BitMine aims to generate $300 million annually by staking its Ethereum holdings. Other firms, like MARA, sold portions of their crypto assets to invest in AI. Although some companies, such as Nakamoto, faced significant stock declines, forced sell-offs were limited overall. DATs have been net accumulators in recent weeks, indicating a return to stability.

ambcrypto03/28 04:45

Crypto treasuries regain footing after recent downturn: Grayscale

ambcrypto03/28 04:45

Grayscale files for HYPE ETF as Hyperliquid gains traction despite mixed ETF flows

Grayscale has filed an S-1 form with the SEC for a proposed HYPE ETF, an early step toward launching an exchange-traded product tied to the Hyperliquid trading network's native asset. This move signals a strategic institutional shift toward DeFi infrastructure. The filing follows Hyperliquid's growth, including new S&P 500 perpetual contracts and rising TVL. HYPE's price surged from below $30 in early March to nearly $40, reflecting growing interest. However, broader crypto ETF flows are mixed, with recent daily outflows of $225.8 million, suggesting capital may be rotating into new narratives rather than exiting the market entirely.

ambcrypto03/20 23:02

Grayscale files for HYPE ETF as Hyperliquid gains traction despite mixed ETF flows

ambcrypto03/20 23:02

Cardano Gains Institutional Momentum as Smart Contract Fund Exposure Surges

Institutional investors are increasing their exposure to smart contract platforms, with Cardano (ADA) becoming a central focus. Grayscale Investments has raised its ADA allocation in its Smart Contract Fund to 20.2%, making it the fund's third-largest holding behind Ethereum and Solana. This signals growing institutional confidence in Cardano's long-term ecosystem, despite ongoing market weakness and ADA's price trading near key support at $0.24. Additionally, Cardano has integrated with LayerZero, enabling cross-chain interoperability with over 80 blockchains. This aims to improve liquidity and DeFi access by allowing direct asset and data transfers between networks like Ethereum and Solana. Further roadmap upgrades focus on scalability, privacy sidechains, and stablecoin integrations to attract institutional use cases. While technical indicators remain cautious, the institutional accumulation and ecosystem developments suggest strengthened long-term positioning.

bitcoinist02/25 00:01

Cardano Gains Institutional Momentum as Smart Contract Fund Exposure Surges

bitcoinist02/25 00:01

Why is Cardano’s share rising in Grayscale’s fund? Explained!

While retail investors panic over Cardano's 22% price drop, Grayscale Smart Contract Fund has increased ADA's allocation to 20.34%, reinforcing its position as the fund's third-largest asset. This repeated institutional accumulation contrasts with short-term bearish sentiment, indicating long-term confidence. Key metrics suggest a potential market bottom, with falling MVRV Ratio and Open Interest signaling weak holders have exited. Meanwhile, Cardano undergoes major technical upgrades and prepares to launch the privacy-focused Midnight chain. Institutions appear to bet on ADA's infrastructure development despite current price weakness, anticipating a possible recovery.

ambcrypto02/23 02:01

Why is Cardano’s share rising in Grayscale’s fund? Explained!

ambcrypto02/23 02:01

Bitcoin, Ethereum ETFs under pressure: Inside the $315mln February shake-up

The final week of February saw significant pressure in the crypto ETF market, with Bitcoin ETFs experiencing $315.9 million in outflows, primarily driven by $303.5 million withdrawn from BlackRock’s IBIT. While Grayscale’s BTC Mini ETF attracted $36 million, the overall trend was negative, with outflows peaking at $165.8 million on February 19. A late-week rebound brought $88.1 million in net inflows to Bitcoin ETFs on February 20. Ethereum ETFs followed a similar volatile pattern, with large outflows of $130.1 million on February 19. In contrast, Solana ETFs saw steady inflows, reaching $6 million in a single day, indicating growing institutional interest. The market is increasingly segmented, with newer assets like Solana gaining traction as traditional giants face outflows.

ambcrypto02/22 22:02

Bitcoin, Ethereum ETFs under pressure: Inside the $315mln February shake-up

ambcrypto02/22 22:02

Bitcoin Spot ETFs Register 5-Week Negative Streak – Details

Bitcoin Spot ETFs have extended their negative streak to five consecutive weeks, with combined net outflows reaching $3.81 billion. The third week of February alone saw $315.89 million in outflows, with BlackRock’s IBIT leading the decline at $303.4 million. While Grayscale’s BTC fund saw modest inflows of $35.97 million, most other ETFs, including Fidelity’s FBTC and Grayscale’s GBTC, recorded outflows or zero net flow. Bitcoin’s price hovered around $68,357, with total ETF net assets at $85.31 billion. Similarly, Ethereum ETFs faced continued outflows of $123.37 million, marking over six weeks of negative performance, as ETH traded near $1,978.

bitcoinist02/22 15:01

Bitcoin Spot ETFs Register 5-Week Negative Streak – Details

bitcoinist02/22 15:01

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