That comparison is a bit too strong. Ethereum ($ETH) and Bittensor ($TAO) are fundamentally very different assets: $ETH is a base-layer smart contract platform with massive adoption, DeFi, NFTs, L2 ecosystems, and institutional liquidity. It’s basically infrastructure for the entire crypto economy. $TAO, on the other hand, is a niche AI-focused decentralized network. It’s interesting and has strong narrative momentum around AI + crypto, but it’s still early-stage with much smaller adoption, liquidity, and ecosystem depth. So saying “TAO is the next ETH” isn’t really accurate. A more realistic view would be: ETH = established global settlement + smart contract backbone TAO = high-risk, high-upside AI narrative play within a specific sector TAO can absolutely run hard in bull cycles, but it’s not positioned to replace or mirror Ethereum’s role in the market. If you’re trading it, it’s better treated as a narrative momentum asset, not a foundational layer competitor. #WHBTCReserveBigReveal #USIranTalksCollapse #OKXOrbitTopics @OKX中文 @OKX Orbit