SUMMARY: This video explores Bittensor’s upcoming halving on December 14th, which will cut daily $TAO emissions from 7,200 to 3,600 tokens, but argues this event functions fundamentally differently from Bitcoin’s halving because Bittensor miners compete by producing valuable AI intelligence rather than raw computational hash power.
The halving acts as a “pressure valve” that forces the entire network to reorganize where weak miners exit, strong miners improve their models, and subnets with real-world utility gain more value, creating behavioral changes across the ecosystem beyond just a supply reduction.
Unlike Bitcoin’s predictable supply shock, Bittensor’s first-ever halving introduces three potential scenarios: slow-upward price pressure if demand stays flat, significant price breaks if demand grows, or rapid repricing if real AI adoption accelerates, with all paths pointing toward positive outcomes.
With $TAO currently trading around $300 (compared to its $757 all-time high from two years ago), the video views this as an excellent entry-point given the tightening incentives and quality improvements the halving will force across the network.
By: Altcoin Buzz
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