What AI Stocks do you like?

[James Mpls]

Good question. My guess is someone is selling programs that claim to, but I don’t know. I read articles in crypto news that claim to be ChatGPT predictions on specific coins, but they always seem to be providing a range. I wish I had a crystal ball if one existed, I would apply as a team leader/turn time enhancer at an AMC, that’s my ambition.

Not exactly picking specific stocks, but there is a Bittensor SN kind of related…
Per Grok 2: There is a Bittensor Subnet related to stocks and equities. Specifically, Subnet 28, referred to as the S&P 500 Oracle, involves validators sending miners a specific future time at which miners must predict the price of the S&P 500. This subnet essentially creates a market for financial prediction within the Bittensor ecosystem. Additionally, there are mentions in posts on X about Bittensor potentially tokenizing equities, indicating a broader interest or development in this area within the network.

 

[James Mpls]

You've convinced me. That will be next purchase outside of my IRA. I'll stake it for the long haul, I'm going to hold HBAR, NEAR and RENDER long term too. I'm going to be patient with anything AI related.

I have held a bag of RENDER for maybe 1.5 years or so, have some HBAR too. I had NEAR for a while but dumped it a few months ago as it was a $4-$5 stablecoin. The tokenomics for NEAR are kind of lacking…TAO just popped from $350 to $375…not so sure that it will drop to $220 like Joe F was prognosticating (if it does, I would have to swap a lot of Bitcoin or something for it.) TAO has a 21M hard cap like BTC, but remember there is only 8.5M currently circulating. There are token unlocks every 20th of the month too and many who somehow got in well under $100 (most definitely was not available on Kraken at that time), so watch for dumpers. It’s only in year 3 or so of existence, following the same kind of tokenomics as Bitcoin. In those early years, there were many BTC dumpers too and the Bitcoin network was not as ossified. TAO has much more actual utility and real world incentives than BTC, imo. Talisman browser wallet works pretty well for staking. I was able to distribute my TAO coins to 5-7 different validators for more decentralization. Good luck, hope the price doesn’t dump after I’ve got you all hyped up. But, I really do think Bittensor / TAO is THE crypto AI play (better than your mentioned coins, which are AI adjacent).

 

[Bobby Bucks]

Not exactly picking specific stocks, but there is a Bittensor SN kind of related…
Per Grok 2: There is a Bittensor Subnet related to stocks and equities. Specifically, Subnet 28, referred to as the S&P 500 Oracle, involves validators sending miners a specific future time at which miners must predict the price of the S&P 500. This subnet essentially creates a market for financial prediction within the Bittensor ecosystem. Additionally, there are mentions in posts on X about Bittensor potentially tokenizing equities, indicating a broader interest or development in this area within the network.

Now that is interesting., I'll mark that on X. I ‘ve always put more weight in what miners have to say than those who are pumping a coin that they invested in the week before. BTW on X I follow Raoul Pal, Willy Woo and naturally the big guy Vitalik. Pal does disclose when he has a vested interest in something and I like the fact the he spent time with Goldman Sachs and usually has a good grasp of what Wall Street and whales might be doing. He’s high on Sui now and is on their board I believe. When XRP was on its deathbed with the lawsuit, Pal was recommending it as a buy and I threw some in and am glad I did. It makes up for some bad buys.

I have held a bag of RENDER for maybe 1.5 years or so, have some HBAR too. I had NEAR for a while but dumped it a few months ago as it was a $4-$5 stablecoin. The tokenomics for NEAR are kind of lacking…TAO just popped from $350 to $375…not so sure that it will drop to $220 like Joe F was prognosticating (if it does, I would have to swap a lot of Bitcoin or something for it.) TAO has a 21M hard cap like BTC, but remember there is only 8.5M currently circulating. There are token unlocks every 20th of the month too and many who somehow got in well under $100 (most definitely was not available on Kraken at that time), so watch for dumpers. It’s only in year 3 or so of existence, following the same kind of tokenomics as Bitcoin. In those early years, there were many BTC dumpers too and the Bitcoin network was not as ossified. TAO has much more actual utility and real world incentives than BTC, imo. Talisman browser wallet works pretty well for staking. I was able to distribute my TAO coins to 5-7 different validators for more decentralization. Good luck, hope the price doesn’t dump after I’ve got you all hyped up. But, I really do think Bittensor / TAO is THE crypto AI play (better than your mentioned coins, which are AI adjacent).

If that happens, it wouldn’t be the first time, we live and learn. The dumpers can be painful, that happened to me with Propy. With so many ETFs and rumors of more to come, plus the political changes I still can’t figure out what is already priced in and if an alt season is forthcoming. I’ve been gradually selling off my bitcoin mining stock and buying Berkshire Hathaway with it and like to think that even if there is a black swan event, I’ll still be plugging along. On the subject of validators I think I have too much ETH with lido and need to spread it out. I have practically all my ETH and SOL staked. Meanwhile I have one bag in self custody that is long term and treat it like a family heirloom, wishful thinking maybe.

 

[Artemis Fowl]

It's like listening to my Dad talk about his cameras...

 

[James Mpls]

Now that is interesting., I'll mark that on X. I ‘ve always put more weight in what miners have to say than those who are pumping a coin that they invested in the week before. BTW on X I follow Raoul Pal, Willy Woo and naturally the big guy Vitalik. Pal does disclose when he has a vested interest in something and I like the fact the he spent time with Goldman Sachs and usually has a good grasp of what Wall Street and whales might be doing. He’s high on Sui now and is on their board I believe. When XRP was on its deathbed with the lawsuit, Pal was recommending it as a buy and I threw some in and am glad I did. It makes up for some bad buys.

If that happens, it wouldn’t be the first time, we live and learn. The dumpers can be painful, that happened to me with Propy. With so many ETFs and rumors of more to come, plus the political changes I still can’t figure out what is already priced in and if an alt season is forthcoming. I’ve been gradually selling off my bitcoin mining stock and buying Berkshire Hathaway with it and like to think that even if there is a black swan event, I’ll still be plugging along. On the subject of validators I think I have too much ETH with lido and need to spread it out. I have practically all my ETH and SOL staked. Meanwhile I have one bag in self custody that is long term and treat it like a family heirloom, wishful thinking maybe.

Swapped some unstaked ETH for even more TAO at $340-$355, then staked all my remaining ETH and TAO. Swapped some ETH for SOL a half year ago around a 0.05 ratio per SOL. Everything’s all back to fully staked. I’m still hoping that ETH gets its sh*t together for a run this year, but it’s been performing like crap.

 

[Bobby Bucks]

Swapped some unstaked ETH for even more TAO at $340-$355, then staked all my remaining ETH and TAO. Swapped some ETH for SOL a half year ago around a 0.05 ratio per SOL. Everything’s all back to fully staked. I’m still hoping that ETH gets its sh*t together for a run this year, but it’s been performing like crap.

I’m still positive about ETH long term, but it seems to have been in a quagmire the past year. One article mentions how the whales are buying all the ETH while another says it’s time to short it. I think most of the hopium articles could switch $3,000 to $4,000 for their next prediction, then vice versa the next week. Crystal ball nonsense. I’m patiently waiting for it to hit $10,000

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