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Created: 2025-07-18 17:43:13 UTC

@ABlastforever raises good points and I feel it is worth discussion.  He brings up how the $TAO / $BTC chart looks bad rt now.  

There's X ways to look at this: 

1) you can look at $TAO as you look at any other alt coin and subscribe to the idea that it will over time bleed away to nothing against BTC.  In that case, trade it.  Buy low, sell pumps and you'll outperform BTC.   

2) you can look at $TAO the way I do and consider it to be a cut above all other alt coins and very similar to the value that BTC holds.  In that case, you're better off accumulating and holding, taking some profit off the tables on pumps, but ALWAYS holding a core bag, bc you're not holding it for this cycle, you're holding it for the next 2-3 cycles bc you believe the world will eventually catch up to what you believe to be true: 

that $TAO belongs in the same conversation as BTC and that the TAO/BTC chart will eventually correct upward.   I subscribe to #2.  I have held a core bag of $TAO but I have also sold along the way on the big pumps to book some profits.  and it has benefitted me greatly.    

Also, Don't forget that when you hold TAO and subnets you get something that BTC can never offer you.  CRAZY staking APY and passive income.  that doesn't show up in the TAO/BTC chart, but it should show up in your personal USD chart.  ;)   

Either way is fine.  I respect either ideology.  Both are winning strategies.


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TaoIsTheKey Avatar TAOisTheKey @TaoIsTheKey on x 8850 followers Created: 2025-07-18 17:43:13 UTC

@ABlastforever raises good points and I feel it is worth discussion. He brings up how the $TAO / $BTC chart looks bad rt now.

There's X ways to look at this:

  1. you can look at $TAO as you look at any other alt coin and subscribe to the idea that it will over time bleed away to nothing against BTC. In that case, trade it. Buy low, sell pumps and you'll outperform BTC.

  2. you can look at $TAO the way I do and consider it to be a cut above all other alt coins and very similar to the value that BTC holds. In that case, you're better off accumulating and holding, taking some profit off the tables on pumps, but ALWAYS holding a core bag, bc you're not holding it for this cycle, you're holding it for the next 2-3 cycles bc you believe the world will eventually catch up to what you believe to be true:

that $TAO belongs in the same conversation as BTC and that the TAO/BTC chart will eventually correct upward. I subscribe to #2. I have held a core bag of $TAO but I have also sold along the way on the big pumps to book some profits. and it has benefitted me greatly.

Also, Don't forget that when you hold TAO and subnets you get something that BTC can never offer you. CRAZY staking APY and passive income. that doesn't show up in the TAO/BTC chart, but it should show up in your personal USD chart. ;)

Either way is fine. I respect either ideology. Both are winning strategies.

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