Const states his "base case" is that TAO could go 200x in 5 to 10 years, valuing it as a foundational protocol for decentralized intelligence. He believes Bit Tensor's model of using monetary incentives to mine intelligence is a revolutionary abstraction, comparable to Bitcoin's impact. As subnets create real economic value and demand for TAO grows, the token should appreciate significantly over a long period. The direction is LONG as a long-term, high-conviction bet on the protocol's vision and technological paradigm, not a short-term trade. The technology is complex and must compete with well-funded, centralized AI labs; execution risks, lack of adoption, or failure of subnets to generate sustainable value could break the thesis.
Thread Guy details how the oil market is reacting with decreasing magnitude to successive Trump administration headlines about de-escalation with Iran, culminating in a only a 5% drop on a major "ceasefire" report. He argues that trading oil has become equivalent to trading Trump's approval rating or the credibility of his announcements, not underlying fundamentals. The "law of diminishing tacos" means this tool for suppressing price is losing efficacy, creating an unpredictable and potentially violent setup. The direction is AVOID because the primary market driver (Trump's narrative) is becoming unreliable and the risk/reward is poor; attempting to trade based on geopolitical fundamentals is a losing battle against these forces. An actual, verified geopolitical escalation (e.g., ground invasion) could cause oil to spike violently, making avoidance a missed opportunity.