Bittensor Subnets Are Now Live on CoinGecko

Bittensor, the decentralized AI protocol revolutionizing how machine learning is trained and rewarded, has achieved a major milestone: its subnets are now officially listed on CoinGecko, one of the world’s top crypto data platforms. Announced on June 7, this move significantly expands the visibility and reach of the Bittensor ecosystem and its native token, $TAO.

With over 118 active subnets, Bittensor has become one of the fastest-growing AI-focused blockchain projects. These subnets function as independent micro-economies focused on specific machine learning applications—ranging from fraud detection to protein folding. Contributors earn $TAO by offering valuable outputs and compute, all coordinated by a decentralized incentive model.

Real-Time Metrics, Real-World Impact

The CoinGecko listing of Bittensor subnets provides real-time visibility into subnet performance, user activity, and token metrics—bringing a level of transparency that benefits both developers and investors.

Posts on X celebrated the move, calling it a “whole new layer of visibility” for the ecosystem. Subnets like Gradients AI (Subnet 56) have already appeared among CoinGecko’s top gainers, hinting at growing market interest. By making subnet-level data accessible, CoinGecko is opening the doors for broader participation and deeper ecosystem insight.

$TAO and the Ecosystem: Gaining Momentum

This listing follows several bullish developments for Bittensor:

• Market Cap: Pushed to ~$3.6 billion
• Yuma Consensus 3 Upgrade: Enhanced protocol governance and network security

Speculation is mounting about $TAO potentially surpassing $1,000 in 2025, especially as the ecosystem gains more users, developers, and liquidity.

What It Means for the Industry

• Increased Transparency: Investors can now track subnet activity with ease