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Bittensor (TAO) price is down by more than 5.5% to $216.34, underperforming the broader market, primarily driven by a risk-off cascade across crypto. The drop comes as traders continue de-risking, with market structure weakening near a key ascending support zone. While TAO managed to hold above $214 intraday, on-chain and derivatives data suggest sellers remain …
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