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$TAO Tomorrow will officially enter the halving cycle, and the daily new output will be directly cut in half, changing from 7200 pieces to 3600 pieces. To be honest, this change is not small, but the market reaction is unusually quiet, and hardly anyone is discussing it repeatedly, which I actually quite like.
TAO has always been one of the AI-focused tokens that I personally have high hopes for. Not only is the narrative there, but the funding side is also not without recognition; Grayscale has been keeping an eye on it for the long term. The biggest fear for such projects is not that no one is discussing them, but that they become overhyped into a consensus, with everyone shouting slogans, which is actually dangerous.
The halving itself is not an immediate positive benefit; it is more like quietly changing the supply structure. The selling pressure is halved each day, but the price may not respond immediately and might even continue to grind in the short term. However, once the market picks up later, looking back, the cost difference will be very obvious.
The current state actually fits the appearance of 'good assets in the early stage': no heat, no emotions, no stories being repeatedly consumed. Buying at this time tests patience, not speed. When the market really starts talking about AI, computing power, and decentralized intelligence, the chips have often already been gradually taken away much earlier.
So for me, this round of TAO halving is more like a point in time rather than a stimulus point. No rush, no chasing, slowly accumulate, endure the cycle. When the tide truly goes out, what remains is often something substantial.
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TAO has always been one of the AI-focused tokens that I personally have high hopes for. Not only is the narrative there, but the funding side is also not without recognition; Grayscale has been keeping an eye on it for the long term. The biggest fear for such projects is not that no one is discussing them, but that they become overhyped into a consensus, with everyone shouting slogans, which is actually dangerous.
The halving itself is not an immediate positive benefit; it is more like quietly changing the supply structure. The selling pressure is halved each day, but the price may not respond immediately and might even continue to grind in the short term. However, once the market picks up later, looking back, the cost difference will be very obvious.
The current state actually fits the appearance of 'good assets in the early stage': no heat, no emotions, no stories being repeatedly consumed. Buying at this time tests patience, not speed. When the market really starts talking about AI, computing power, and decentralized intelligence, the chips have often already been gradually taken away much earlier.
So for me, this round of TAO halving is more like a point in time rather than a stimulus point. No rush, no chasing, slowly accumulate, endure the cycle. When the tide truly goes out, what remains is often something substantial.
{spot}(TAOUSDT)
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