Bittensor (TAO) steadies near $213 as AI subnet expansion drives revenue growth

The Bittensor (TAO) token is trading around $213, holding a key support zone at $212‑$213 after a recent breakdown and forming a potential double‑bottom pattern that could lift the price toward $217‑$220 if it breaches the $215‑$216 neckline. Momentum indicators show cautious bullishness, with the RSI edging up and the MACD histogram turning positive.

At the fundamentals level, Bittensor doubled its AI subnet capacity from 128 to 256 slots, making it the largest decentralized machine‑learning network and generating $43 million in revenue in Q1. The network also achieved an AI‑safety milestone with the HaloGuard 1.0 model outperforming larger competitors in prompt‑filtering tests. Meanwhile, Grayscale has filed for a TAO trust product that is under SEC review, with a decision expected around August 2026, which could bring institutional capital.

A separate token, Pepeto, is in a presale phase that has attracted over $10.3 million, trading at $0.000000188. The project targets a 100‑fold return after a planned Binance listing, citing audited contracts, zero‑cost cross‑chain bridges and 169 % APY staking. Both tokens are highlighted in market analyses as contrasting recovery paths within the AI‑focused crypto sector.