Nasdaq-listed TAO Synergies buys $10 million in Bittensor tokens for treasury https://t.co/KEttcLuDLf ...

"We're missing the crucial ingredient: a mechanism that rewards building useful things rather than building over-hyped useless things.""What if ... projects had to create value first, then get rewarded? That’s #Bittensor."By @0xarrashOpinion.https://t.co/u6hPSRpPg5 ...

RT camron (@camron_miraftab)can someone do the same but for Polychain's Bittensor position? I'm curious ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the significant impact of geopolitical tensions, particularly involving Iran, on the cryptocurrency market, leading to drastic price fluctuations and a liquidity crisis [1][3][4] - Ethereum's price dropped by 7.7% to a 13-month low of $2,200, while Bitcoin briefly fell below $101,000, resulting in $679 million in liquidations within 24 hours [1][3] - The market experienced a "liquidity squeeze," with long positions liquidated amounting to $554 million, significantly outpacing short liquidations of $67 million, indicating a misjudgment of the "crypto safe-haven" narrative [3] Group 2 - The potential for oil prices to surge to $130 due to geopolitical tensions could trigger a 6% inflation rate in the U.S., complicating the Federal Reserve's ability to lower interest rates in 2024 [4] - Iran's status as the fourth-largest Bitcoin mining country is threatened by military actions and power outages, which could lead to a significant drop in global Bitcoin hash rate [4] - The current circulation of $156 billion in stablecoins, with 78% pegged to U.S. assets, faces risks if the U.S. Treasury designates Iranian-linked wallets, potentially freezing on-chain liquidity [6] Group 3 - Hedge funds are implementing emergency plans, including buying oil call options and increasing Bitcoin volatility exposure, to hedge against inflation [6] - Historical precedents indicate that significant geopolitical events can lead to massive liquidations in leveraged positions, as seen during the 2019 Saudi oil field attack [6] - Scenarios of potential Iranian cyberattacks could lead to Bitcoin plummeting to $95,000, while a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz could trigger a drop to $83,000, highlighting the fragility of the crypto market under geopolitical stress [8]