10x Research: Altcoin Buy Signal Emerges, Bullish on AI Sector Crypto Assets
Svmuu reported that 10x Research posted on X platform, stating that its quantitative model has shown the strongest altcoin buy signal since October 2025, with Bittensor (TAO) performing particularly well. Its price has currently broken above the 7-day and 30-day moving averages, surging approximately 38.6% in just one week. Analysis suggests this rally is partly driven by news of Nvidia's plan to launch the open-source autonomous AI agent platform NemoClaw, while the completion of a $5 million funding round by AI computing network ecosystem company General Tensor has further boosted market sentiment. Bittensor network's recent transition to a Nominated Proof of Stake (NPoS) mechanism is seen as enhancing network operational efficiency. As institutional funds begin to pay more attention to exposure to "productive" AI infrastructure, trading volume for AI sector tokens has also seen a significant increase.
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