TAO Plummets 25% as Bittensor Co-Founder Accused of Using Token Sales to Coerce Compliance
Bittensor’s native token, TAO, plunged 25% in six hours, dropping from $337 to $253. The crash wiped out over $650 million in market capitalization and triggered $9.1 million in long liquidations. Key Takeaways: Covenant...
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