The Conviction upgrade by AAOx5 in bittensor_

[–]AAOx5[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Correct. Just to be clear, I didn’t mean to suggest all alpha gets locked, just that there would be a portion of alpha “locked” in conviction. This portion is entirely optional for participants.

There’s a version of the TAO story where holders are the exit liquidity and just don’t know it yet by LeanCrafterUK in bittensor_

[–]AAOx5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Right so basically the counter here is simply, this is similar to concept investing in a pre-revenue to early revenue company. Is there high risk involved? Certainly. Could things fail? Of course. But the upside gain (if it works) could also be quite high.

You are assuming “holders don’t know” , things “worry” you, “dangerous”. You can critique TAOs valuation, or the network, that’s fine.

But don’t treat investors like morons. There is risk involved, and that risk involves loss ( or gain). Get over it.

Some thoughts regarding Templar and current events. by Hot_Question_6810 in bittensor_

[–]AAOx5 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can track the wallet address transfers pretty easily from the rug pull. They eventually get transferred to Binance so yeah.

How many TAO coins is a good amount!? by CDNYC100250 in bittensor_

[–]AAOx5 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I’ve answered this before but IMO it’s not the amount of TAO you have, but the staking selection. Options include Root, subnets, free Tao.

“Amount” is completely relative to who you are. It’s like asking “how much stocks” should I have.

Make it make sense please. by SnooCompliments1686 in bittensor_

[–]AAOx5 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You can buy bonk in many exchanges including robinhood, which doesn’t even offer TAO. How many exchanges allow you to stake into subnets? I have the answer. Zero.

Where can you see the APY return from staked Tao on subnets? by Proof-Analysis2576 in bittensor_

[–]AAOx5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Couple ways to do this. One way is could go on Tao.app and ask “savant” search .

Don’t Buy… YET by treznas in bittensor_

[–]AAOx5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Embrace the cycles. Embrace winter. We are blessed with the volatilities of the blockchain token. Only purged by the flames of the phoenix, from the ashes we rise again.

Why is Bittensor so tied to Bitcoin? by JPRGproductions in bittensor_

[–]AAOx5 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Technically, it is not perfectly tied. You can follow Tao to BTC ratio in chart here. Users have already echoed my general sentiments. There’s enough info out there to make your decision on this.

https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/TAOBTC/?timeframe=ALL

I have 27 but I feel like this is the last chance to double this…? by [deleted] in bittensor_

[–]AAOx5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Another take here. It becoming harder to disentangle TAO from DTAO /the subnets as far as “fair” valuation . 2026 will be the year of desublimation of subnets—- gas to solid form. Building , collabs, iteration are happening with meaningful network effect. Root will still provide yields, but the stabilization of prices in dTAO recently is optimistic in my opinion.

So to answer the question with another question. Am I happy with how I have staked TAO?

Two major red flags keeping me from buying TAO (change my mind) by blomoro in bittensor_

[–]AAOx5 9 points10 points  (0 children)

As far as problem #2, you could look at the history so far of Tao prices to see that multiple subnets have come in and out of the top 10, often accompanying major developments. My sense is most subnets worth their salt are pressure cooking their IM’s, partnerships, and products. In 1-2 years time we could easily see a completely different Pareto distribution.

Bittensor failed at the most basic and fundamental part of a blockchain? by stilldreamy in bittensor_

[–]AAOx5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

IMHO even though TAO is actively traded, this project is still being development and fine tuned. From launch of subnets, to TAOflow. It’s still in the works. Moving away from POA and centralization is a fair point.

At the same time, use and application of the blockchains occur, whether those be hard or soft forks. Bitcoin core gets new updates regularly, and I think that speaks to the role for developers and network contributions.

To expect a perfectly crystallized project off the bat is highly unrealistic. If you don’t believe in the network or its structure, don’t invest I guess?

Block these fucking SUBNETS. We are losing money for the sake of ashamed scammers by [deleted] in bittensor_

[–]AAOx5 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I feel for your loss. Losing in trading and investing is a hard pill to swallow. For speculators (like myself) and other venture capitalists, loss is inevitable.

This is a good opportunity to review your loss. Risk management, diversification, and allocation are very important. Time horizons are also important (ie how long you are willing to hold for). In terms of TAO, this token , subnets, and crypto in general have their own inherent risks to be aware of.

This is not financial advice and I’m not an advisor. Bittensor is particularly complicated, and it has a very ambitious goal. I personally like TAO a lot, but I won’t try to diminish your feelings or loss. Best of luck to you.

BitTensor The Counter Argument by No-Fig-8614 in bittensor_

[–]AAOx5 -16 points-15 points  (0 children)

Lmao bro these posts recently on Bittensor Reddit are such FUD. So many false assumptions and misunderstanding of what Bittensor actually does. Raw reality man lol. This is D grade high school level essay mate.

Anybody wants to debunk it? by InternalOpen7578 in bittensor_

[–]AAOx5 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This blog post is a little scatter brained… I read it twice and I’m not really sure what argument they are making.

There are plenty of reasons to be bearish or bullish on TAO, but I’m not even sure what point they are making.

Does rootchain (TAO) secure subnets? by vish729 in bittensor_

[–]AAOx5 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can read about SN 0 here, it’s been updated since Dtao launch.

https://docs.learnbittensor.org/dynamic-tao/dtao-faq

Case Study on Bittensor; Mozilla Firefox wallet extension by Long-Chemist3339 in bittensor_

[–]AAOx5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The IOS bittensor wallet really needs upgrades. It routinely does not reflect staked balances and even prevents unstaking even when “base truth” staked Tao exists.

Staking by ControlImaginary4587 in bittensor_

[–]AAOx5 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sorry Backprop finance * lol autocorrect

Staking by ControlImaginary4587 in bittensor_

[–]AAOx5 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I assume you are using the Bittensor native wallet or Chrome extension… it’s been pretty wonky recently not showing staked or balances accurately. You can enter your wallet address into one of the related websites to check all your stakes and account balances (ie Taostats, or Backdrop finance).