2026-01-10 23:20:57

AI+ cryptocurrency is really heating up, and many project tokens have already led the rally. The key is that this round is not just about hype; there is real application support behind it.

What are the strong-performing AI tokens doing now? First is resource reallocation. Render (RNDR) converts idle GPUs into on-chain assets, establishing a computing power trading market that allows AI projects to directly access computational resources, breaking the monopoly of large corporations. Then there's Bittensor (TAO), which has a more interesting approach — it builds a decentralized machine learning network where contributors of high-quality models can earn rewards, essentially creating a collective distributed superbrain.

Even more interesting is that these projects are no longer just at the trading level. Many teams are implementing truly intelligent applications like autonomous trading agents and privacy data markets. Capital is flowing into projects that can solve real problems rather than just hype. This fusion of blockchain and AI is indeed finding their intersection.

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ZenChainWalker

· 01-12 00:03

RNDR this wave definitely has substance. I'm convinced by the logic of turning idle GPUs into assets. TAO's decentralized machine learning network... sounds much more reliable than most projects. Finally, a project is actually doing real work, not just making empty promises. This is what Web3 should look like—solving real problems instead of just hype. Breaking the monopoly in the GPU trading market? That's interesting... need to keep an eye on it. But still, caution is necessary—don't let it become the next concept bubble.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-10 23:51

The logic behind TAO is indeed a bit ruthless. The decentralized ML network directly competes with OpenAI's approach, which is truly a "battle to the death" scenario.

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Anon32942

· 01-10 23:49

I've already jumped on the RNDR wave long ago. Now, looking at the TAO concept, it's truly brilliant. The decentralized ML network idea is way more impressive than simply selling computing power.

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FastLeaver

· 01-10 23:42

rndr this time definitely has something, I’m convinced by the logic of turning idle GPUs into assets.

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CryptoCross-TalkClub

· 01-10 23:29

Laughing out loud, is this really not a rug pull this time? Why do I find it hard to believe? --- Using GPU as on-chain assets? Fine, let's wait and see how the project team crashes and burns. --- Decentralized machine learning network, in simple terms, is crowdfunding IQ. My IQ can even contribute negative points. --- "Real application support," I believed that last time too, and I'm still bottom-fishing now. --- Funds gathering into actual projects? Then I, a pure hype trader, better withdraw quickly. --- RNDR breaking the monopoly of big corporations, I heard this once in 2017. --- Distributed superbrain is truly amazing, just worried that this brain might eventually go offline collectively.

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bridgeOops

· 01-10 23:27

rndr's recent surge is a bit outrageous. I've been bullish on the GPU sector for a while, just didn't bet heavily. Truly impressive.

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