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TAO Subnet Trivia: Because TAO emissions go into the subnet's liquidity pool, popular subnets have excellent liquidity. For example, Grail's MarketCap pool only has 30 million, but its LP pool has 22 million. Therefore, you'll find that subnet volatility is very low; USDT-based volatility mainly comes from TAO.

My current plan is to wait and see with TAO. My only subnet right now is Grail, and that's all from previous profits. I think the sweetest part is over. My current idea is to buy TAO at a low price and then invest in some long-term subnet projects. Let's see if it can double up.

I'm quite optimistic. I hope Trump does a little more and the US stock market drops another 10%. Then we can bravely jump on the bandwagon. Currently, the strategy in the crypto is to farm to the extreme. I'll post on Telegram as soon as I have the chance. Recently, I've had some pretty good profits with TAO (this is the result of my fundamental and news research) and LDO. When the news came out that LDO was buying back 10,000 ETH, I rushed in before the media reported it. But because I don't have much faith in LDO and am used to farming, I actually only made about 20% before exiting. But my position size was okay, so the return was still pretty good. I didn't post on Telegram for this opportunity because it was a bit too late; I didn't dare to tell anyone to get on board after the news broke.

Oh, by the way, if you're buying with Ondo, note that stock dividends on Ethereum are directly reflected in the price, while BSC and Sol are based on increased share volume, essentially a rebase. Also, Stablestock now supports Hong Kong IPOs; I'll share any worthwhile targets here later.

Recently, a friend asked me how to buy US spot stocks on-chain. I've researched it and there are mainly two methods: 1. If you're buying stocks like Magna 7, NVDA, or Google, I recommend using OnDo. Binance Alpha also supports it. My calculations show that the cost per transaction, including slippage, is about 0.3%. 2. Many assets are not yet supported by OnDo, such as Mu, or some recently popular oil stocks. Currently, I'm using Stablestock. The advantage is its broad coverage, including both US and Hong Kong stocks. The disadvantage is that this project hasn't been running for as long as OnDo, although there are daily asset snapshots and transparency reports. There may still be risks, so I won't be using large amounts of capital for now. I applied for a 30% fee reduction from the project team; the normal rebate is only 16%. If you're interested, you can register here: app.stablestock.finance/?join=...

I bought some Tao subnets. Subnet 81: Grail and Templar are from the same team. Templar does pre-training, while Grail does post-training.

I didn't expect that when I entered the market, SN3 had already doubled in price, and today, the price of U-base units has almost doubled again. That's great.

Why do I want to do this? I've taken a preliminary look at the various subnets over the past few days. Regardless of the quality, at least they're addressing real-world AI problems. Whether they can actually solve them is another matter, but at least they've raised questions. Many people transitioning from Crypto to AI struggle to find a foothold, but TAO has indeed provided one. It allows me to research, expand my AI knowledge, and monetize my understanding simultaneously.

I've been intensively studying the Tao ecosystem lately, aiming to become one of the most professional sub-network investors within a month. Once I've finished, I'll help everyone get rich! 😂

I feel like Tao has a similar vibe to Zec, but with a more mainstream narrative and stronger capital to shill.

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