2026-01-07 02:24:25

Among the many subnets in the Bittensor ecosystem, SN112 stands out as an aggregator. This project is a bit special — it possesses a rare "strong blood-making ability," which is not common among similar projects.

From the data, the current valuation indeed shows a significant mismatch. With a market cap of only $1.71M, compared to top-tier projects like JUP, the gap is not just a little or two. Considering the project's narrative capability and growth momentum, this price range clearly has not fully reflected its value.

Why is it worth paying attention? Simply put, SN112 has a high ceiling in the DeFi track. From technical architecture to ecosystem positioning, the project team has done a lot of homework. Based on the current development pace, there is still plenty of room to reach the $0.05 price range, and a push could be successful. The DeFi gameplay in the Bittensor ecosystem is still in its early stages, and early opportunities to discover value pockets are not something you see every day.

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FloorSweeper

· 01-09 02:56

nah, "strong blood transfusion ability" is just cope for poor tokenomics tbh... seen this narrative play out too many times. $1.71M market cap with that much hype? classic accumulation phase trap for retail. jup comparison is hilarious—one actually has volume, the other's hoping paper hands panic sell first lol

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OldLeekNewSickle

· 01-08 09:44

Ha, it's that same "strong blood-building ability" rhetoric again, hearing it has my ears calloused. Speaking of the $1.71M market cap compared to JUP... Why does this logic feel so familiar, like I've seen it somewhere before? There's still room to reach 0.05. So how much is it worth now? Just check the chip distribution yourself, you'll know. Early value trough? Not to offend, but this phrase is used a bit too often. Wait a minute, is this really about the project or just about how to get on board?

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CryptoCross-TalkClub

· 01-07 02:54

Laughing to death, it's "misalignment," "bottom land," "ceiling" again. I can almost recite these terms by heart. $1.71M compared to JUP, how much can you boast about that? It's better to first see if it can survive the next bear market. "Strong fundraising ability" sounds more impressive than "strong cash flow," but in reality, it's still the retail investors footing the bill if money is poured in. 冲0.05? Bro, first tell me how you managed to jump from a $1.71M market cap. Did the bottom-fishing hero personally step in, or did the market maker come up with a new trick? Early opportunities are available every day, but the speed of cutting the leeks seems even faster.

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NftRegretMachine

· 01-07 02:54

Building strong blood supply capacity is indeed rare, but comparing a market cap of 1.71M to JUP is a bit far-fetched. It depends on whether the subsequent development can support the narrative.

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AlwaysQuestioning

· 01-07 02:52

The term "strengthening the blood-making ability" sounds impressive. How exactly should it be understood?

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ColdWalletGuardian

· 01-07 02:40

1.71M Market Cap? Are they just hiding the money? Honestly, I haven't fully realized it yet. Early Bittensor stuff was indeed easily underestimated, but with such hype, I still need to see if the market cap is stable enough. That price of 0.05... let's look at the trading volume first, no need to fuss. I've heard too many stories about this kind of "strong blood creation," but in the end, it's just stories. What has JUP been pumped up to? Comparing it to others is a bit of a stretch, brother. Is the aggregator track really that easy to do? Feels like the competition pressure is quite high. I don't deny there are opportunities, but it depends on whether the team is reliable. There's too little information, so I’ll pass.

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