TAO subnets like Chutes and TAOHash are gaining investor traction, with weekly gains outpacing the main $TAO token.
Over 717K TAO tokens—8.16% of supply—now power subnets, reflecting growing demand for decentralized AI infrastructure.
TAO’s price rebounded from $280 support, with volume and structure signaling accumulation beneath $420 resistance.
Bittensor’s subnet tokens have been listed on Coingecko, increasing transparency and investor access across the $TAO ecosystem. The update signals rising relevance of subnet activity and strengthens market data availability for decentralized AI infrastructure.
Key Ecosystem Tokens Now Visible on Coingecko
According to a post by CryptoReviewing, nine Bittensor ecosystem tokens are now tracked on Coingecko, led by $TAO, which trades at $375.63 with a 2.1% daily gain. Despite a 7.0% weekly decline, TAO maintains a $3.31 billion market cap and $99.89 million in 24-hour trading volume. Root, the staked version of TAO, reflects a similar price at $375.58, with 2.86% daily growth.
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This tight correlation signals synchronized demand across network layers. Meanwhile, subnet tokens show accelerating divergence. Chutes (SN64) leads with a 12.2% weekly increase to $87.65 and $7.59 million in daily volume, outperforming core assets. TAOHash (SN14) posted a 15.5% seven-day surge, now priced at $40.34.
TAO Capital Allocation Rises Across Subnets
Coingecko’s inclusion coincides with rising capital deployment across subnet AMM pools. TAO’s circulating supply, over 717,000 tokens, is now committed to subnets as of June 8. On-chain data shows a consistent rise from 7.5% on May 26, with allocation accelerating in early June.
This expansion reflects increased adoption of AI-powered subnet services requiring TAO for interaction. The circulating supply sits at 8.8 million tokens, with total value deployed estimated at over $275 million. Block height has surpassed 5.73 million, supporting structural subnet growth and liquidity migration.
Market Caps of Top Subnets Surging
In my research high-performing subnet tokens are rapidly gaining market share. Chutes (SN64) now leads with a $119.7 million market cap, followed by TAOHash ($54.2M), Templar (SN3) at $48.9M, and Targon (SN4) at $ 46.1 M. Gradients (SN56) trades at $35.79 after a 16.8% daily gain.
OpenKaito (SN5), Proprietary Trading Network (SN8), and Celium (SN51) each hold caps between $29M and $ 39 M. iota (SN9) reached $18.10 with 9.3% daily growth. These rising valuations suggest a trend of subnet tokens approaching the top 500 global crypto assets.
Technical Structure Shows Accumulation Zone
Michaël van de Poppe noted that TAO’s recent bounce from the $280–$300 support range marked a potential reversal. The price moved back to challenge the $420 resistance zone, with volume confirming elevated interest during the move. Monthly candles show a rounded bottom structure with higher lows since early 2024.
Resistance between $420 and $450 remains the key zone for confirmation. A breakout would likely reinforce Bittensor’s position in decentralized machine learning. Subnet integration and expanding use cases continue to drive capital inflows and user participation across the $TAO network.
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