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LINK, ASTER, TAO, RENDER, and AIOZ. Quality projects.

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You want to stay in the fields of RWA " tokenized assets", Defi, and DePin
ONDO, TAO, Uni, AAVE, SUI any coins with good tokenomics which are also great projects .. go for

Better that you spent it on mortgages and childcare than frivolity and gambling 😅, in 2014 I spent 0.1BTC on a mining contract that never paid me anything, didn’t bother me at the time but now I’m like sheesh, I could still have that 0.1
I’m still betting on some others, KAS, ETH, SOL, RENDER, DOT, LINK and TAO.

It's not a bad portfolio but you have far too many coins and would do better to thin that out a bit.
I personally would convert some of that XRP into other projects too, it hasn't got the scope for much as the market cap is too big.
Beam would be a good one to put some more money in and get rid of the other small value coins you have as that has got some great scope, apart from my BTC BEAM is my largest alt, I have 2m of them now. It's best to have a dozen or less projects as you really do need to keep an eye on each one every few days and see what they are up to and keep up with press releases,, mergers and partnerships etc. Also if they are keeping their market share and how they are recovering after dips.
In conclusion and it's just my opinion but I would sell half the XRP, keep the BTC as is and choose another 8-10 to spread the money across. This is my third season and trust me when I say that hoping for a moon-shot with a few hundred quid in a project rarely works.
If it helps my portfolio contains: BTC, BEAM, SUI, ONDO, TAO, AETHIR, WORLDCOIN, HEDERA, SEI about £120k and that's 70% BTC.
Ignore the miserable bastards on here too, not sure why people are so damn negative all the time..

TAO. There are actually useful TAO subnets that have products that are better and cheaper than the centralized alternatives.

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Artificial intelligence has been making its way into almost everything we use, from apps on our phones to complex business systems. Now it’s pushing deeper into crypto, raising the question: are AI-powered agents on blockchain becoming something everyone will eventually need, or just another passing trend?

Projects are experimenting with different models. Fetch(FET) has long focused on autonomous economic agents, SingularityNET (AGIX) built a decentralized marketplace for AI services, and Bittensor (TAO) rewards participants for contributing to AI training. Newer names like ChainOpera AI (COAI) are exploring decentralized infrastructure for building and deploying agents directly on-chain.

Exchanges are also evolving to meet this shift. Bitget, for instance, has been moving toward a Universal Exchange (UEX) framework, which could create more space for projects that blend AI and blockchain. This suggests we are not just looking at isolated projects, but at a broader ecosystem that might grow around them.

The real question, though, is whether these AI integrations will deliver lasting value in crypto markets or whether we are chasing the next hype cycle. Do you think blockchain-based AI agents are a real necessity, or are we still too early to tell?

Holy Dino coiners, Batman! Anybody heard of $TAO? Asking for a friend.

Any how you want to see it, we are still much at the top.
I think we left the era of bull and bear cycles when we were ushered into the ETFs era.
So, simply buy the dip and sell the highs.
The RSI over sold and overbought still remains one of the strongest low and high indicators.
BTC seems to be forming a down trend rn from ATH. Formed another high at 117K and a lower low at 107K. I think we might be headed down towards 102K. If we bounce, 113 - 114K would be my next top target. And that's also going to drive alts up a little bit. It will be good time to cash out from AIOZ, FET, TAO, SOL, BNB.