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AI Altcoins Compared: NEAR, TAO, Render, ICP and FET Checked

Five AI crypto coins compared: what NEAR, Bittensor, Render, ICP and FET do, how their token supply works, and the risks that could hold each one back.

Video: AI Altcoins Compared: NEAR, TAO, Render, ICP and FET Checked

Key takeaways

  • The five AI coins in the video do different jobs: payments (NEAR), AI models (TAO), computing power (Render), apps (ICP) and agents (FET).
  • For each coin, the video's key test is whether money from real users, through burns, buybacks or fees, keeps up with the new tokens being created.
  • According to the figures cited in the video, Bittensor pays out more than $10 in new TAO for every $1 of outside customer revenue.
  • Bitwise's NEAR ETF (NRR) began trading September 29 and took in $35.5 million on day one, but the video says NEAR's buyback is still small next to new supply.
  • The video says FET has no hard supply cap. Fetch.ai is also suing Ocean Protocol, one of the projects the alliance was formed from, and Ocean denies the claims.

A Bullrunners video ranks five AI-focused crypto coins, NEAR, Bittensor (TAO), Render, Internet Computer (ICP) and Fetch (FET), by how clearly real money can be traced into each token. NEAR ranks first after its first US ETF launched in September. The video argues the coins share one problem: new tokens are still being created faster than usage destroys them.

That matters for anyone holding XRP, Solana or other large coins. The video’s argument is that a new kind of crypto user is arriving: software agents that spend money for someone. Whether that spending ever reaches these tokens depends on the supply math, so this article focuses on the numbers rather than the price targets.

Why do AI agents need crypto wallets?

According to the video, AI agents need crypto wallets because banks won’t open accounts for software. The video explains that banks require KYC (know-your-customer) checks so they can report to regulators and tax authorities, and a program can’t pass them. A crypto wallet has no such gate.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong made a similar point in a March post: AI agents can’t open a bank account, but they can own a crypto wallet. The video also cites Raoul Pal, who it says argued at the end of September that crypto should see more adoption as AI uses it. A separate clip in the video, from a speaker the video doesn’t name, puts it more directly: people can use AI without a blockchain, but once an agent acts on their behalf, they need one.

The host also admits AI has been the easiest story in crypto to sell for three years, and that many AI coins are just a ticker attached to a chatbot. The video’s research team says it kept only coins where money can be traced through fees, burns, revenue or filings. It also checked each coin’s total supply.

The five AI coins at a glance

The figures below are as stated in the video at the time of recording.

Coin Job in the video’s framing Approx. price Approx. market cap Distance from high Main supply issue
NEAR Payments $5 $6.8 billion+ Not stated 2.5% yearly inflation vs a small buyback
Bittensor (TAO) AI models and intelligence $280 Not stated About 60% below $750+ New TAO far exceeds subnet revenue
Render Computing power (GPUs) $2.06 $1.1 billion About 84% below $13.50 5.9M minted vs 1M burned in 2025
Internet Computer (ICP) Apps on-chain Just over $3 $1.8 billion Hit an all-time low in August Close to 10% yearly inflation
Fetch (FET) AI agents $0.22 See note 90%+ below $3.50 No hard cap, ongoing lawsuit

The video puts FET’s market cap near $500 million. Its own figures, about 2.7 billion tokens at $0.22, work out to roughly $594 million, so the table leaves that cell open.

NEAR: payments, an ETF and a small buyback

NEAR is the video’s top pick because its “intents” system is where AI agents can actually pay for things. With intents, a user or an agent states a goal, such as swapping Bitcoin into Zcash. Competing companies then try to fill it most cheaply across different blockchains. The video says intents moved about $4.8 billion in September and generated around $50 million in fees over the past year.

Since February 2026, the protocol’s share of those fees has gone into buying NEAR on the open market. Other supply changes cited in the video:

  • Nearly all of the roughly 1.3 billion NEAR is already circulating, so no large unlock is pending.
  • New issuance was cut from 5% to 2.5% a year in October 2025.
  • 70% of normal network fees are burned.

Bitwise’s spot NEAR ETF, ticker NRR, was cleared in late September. The video gives the date as September 24, while the NYSE Arca approval letter filed with the SEC is dated September 28. The fund began trading September 29 and took in $35.5 million on its first day. Bitwise says it plans to stake all the NEAR the fund holds.

A 39-page Bitwise report co-written by CIO Matt Hougan sets out 2030 scenarios. The video describes the base case as roughly 30 times the current price. The same report includes a bear case of $1.63. These are Bitwise’s scenarios, not forecasts Bullrunners makes or endorses. For a closer look, see whether Bitwise’s NEAR target adds up.

The video is just as specific about the risks. According to the video, the buyback took in about $1.8 million in September, roughly $22 million a year at that pace. Meanwhile, 2.5% inflation creates about 32 million new NEAR a year, which the video values at around $165 million at the quoted price.

On October 1, an attacker exploited a bug and took about $3.8 million. The video describes it as a bug in the intents code. Outside reports place it in the Omni infrastructure that NEAR Intents relies on. The funds were returned, and the investigation closed on October 4. The incident is covered in more detail in the NEAR Intents exploit explainer.

The host also warns that after a run of nearly 230% since mid-August, early buyers may sell into ETF-driven demand.

Bittensor (TAO): capped supply, revenue gap

Bittensor is an open market where anyone can contribute an AI model, computing power or data, and the network pays the best performers in TAO. Smaller markets inside it, called subnets, compete on specific tasks.

TAO’s supply is capped at 21 million. According to the video, about 11.6 million are in circulation. Its first halving, in December 2025, cut new issuance from 7,200 to 3,600 TAO a day.

The video says subnets are starting to earn outside money. It cites a count published September 21 that put subnet revenue at $28 million to $35 million a year across 24 subnets, with 14 of them using revenue to buy back their own tokens. The video says the network pays out roughly $400 million a year in new TAO, or more than $10 in new coins for every $1 customers pay. At its own figures of $280 and 3,600 TAO a day, the payout works out closer to $370 million, but the ratio is about the same. The video adds that a more skeptical count found only about $5 million of outside revenue.

Grayscale has filed for a TAO ETF, and the filing has not been approved. Background on the network is in how the Bittensor AI marketplace works.

Render: GPU demand vs token creation

Render works like Airbnb for graphics cards: owners rent spare GPUs to artists and AI companies. According to the video, Render added 60,000 GPUs in April from a network called Salad, which is expected to bring around $4.3 million of paid work in the first year.

Each paid job burns some RENDER, but the network also mints new tokens to pay GPU providers. The video says that in 2025 about 1 million RENDER were burned and about 5.9 million created, even as the marketplace grew 87%. By that measure, usage has a long way to go before burns catch up. The gap is explored in why Render’s network growth hasn’t lifted the price.

Internet Computer (ICP): working tech, heavy inflation

ICP runs whole apps, including the website, database and logic, directly on a blockchain without a cloud server underneath. According to the video, the technology works, yet ICP hit an all-time low just under $2 around August 1.

The video blames supply. ICP has been issuing new coins at almost 10% a year to pay stakers and node operators. Dfinity’s Mission 70, published January 13, aims to cut that rate from 9.72% to about 2.92% by the end of 2026. Roughly two-thirds of the cut comes from lower rewards. The rest only happens if apps burn much more ICP.

The video names Caffeine, which builds and launches apps from plain-language descriptions, as the main app burning ICP. Dfinity’s whitepaper also points to Cloud Engines. The catch, per the video: Dfinity controls the supply half of the plan but not the demand half.

Fetch (FET): the most question marks

FET now operates under the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance name and focuses on the agents themselves. The video says its Agentverse marketplace had about 36,000 registered agents in a March count, which it calls the largest of any registry measured. It also describes ASI One as an agent search engine.

The video raises several concerns:

  • About 2.7 billion FET circulate, around 85% of supply. The video says there is no hard cap in the code, so the team could create more.
  • Only about 5 million FET were burned in January, under 0.2% of supply, according to the video.
  • The video says founders keep receiving coins until 2050.
  • Ocean Protocol, one of the alliance’s three founding projects, left in October 2025. In early November, Fetch.ai and token holders filed a lawsuit in federal court in New York against Ocean and its founders. The suit alleges Ocean converted coins meant for its community and sold around 263 million FET. Ocean denies the claims, and the video says the case is still open.

A checklist for judging any AI coin

The video doesn’t offer a formal checklist, but the criteria it uses for these five coins can be applied to any AI token:

  1. Name its job: payments, compute, models, apps or agents. Two coins with the same job are the same bet twice.
  2. Find the money. Look for fees, burns, buybacks or revenue from outside customers, not just announcements.
  3. Compare inflows to new supply. If yearly issuance is worth far more than burns and buybacks, usage must grow a lot before the token benefits.
  4. Check the cap and the unlocks. Is there a hard limit? Do insiders keep receiving tokens?
  5. Read the open risks. Lawsuits, exploits and team departures belong in the analysis.

The host also cautioned against heavy leverage, noting that leveraged positions can get stopped out.

What to watch next

The video names one number to track for each coin:

  • NEAR: whether buybacks grow toward the value of new issuance. A separate proposal to cut issuance again, to 1.6%, is pending and has not been approved.
  • TAO: whether subnet revenue closes the gap on new supply, and any decision on Grayscale’s ETF filing.
  • Render: whether burns climb toward minting.
  • ICP: whether Mission 70 shows up in the actual inflation rate by the end of 2026.
  • FET: the outcome of the Ocean Protocol lawsuit and any change to its uncapped supply.

Frequently asked questions

Why do AI agents need crypto?

According to the video, banks won't open accounts for software because they require KYC (know-your-customer) checks, while a crypto wallet doesn't. That lets an AI agent hold and spend money through a wallet. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong made a similar point in a post in March.

When did the NEAR ETF launch?

Bitwise's spot NEAR ETF, ticker NRR, started trading on September 29 after being cleared in late September. It pulled in $35.5 million on its first day, and Bitwise says it plans to stake all the NEAR the fund holds.

Is Bittensor's TAO supply capped?

Yes. TAO's supply is capped at 21 million tokens, like Bitcoin, and the video says about 11.6 million are in circulation. Its first halving, in December 2025, cut new TAO from 7,200 to 3,600 per day.

What is ICP's Mission 70?

Mission 70 is a plan Dfinity published on January 13 to cut ICP's yearly inflation from 9.72% to about 2.92% by the end of 2026. About two-thirds of the cut comes from paying stakers and node operators less. The rest depends on apps burning more ICP.

Was NEAR hacked in October?

On October 1, an attacker exploited a bug and took about $3.8 million. Outside reports place the bug in the Omni infrastructure that NEAR Intents uses. The funds were returned, and the investigation closed on October 4.

Full video transcript

From the video's captions, lightly formatted. Captions can mishear names and numbers, so check figures against the article above.

Brian Armstrong, the man who runs Coinbase, summed up where this whole market is heading in a single post back in March when he wrote that AI agents can't open a bank account in traditional finance, but they can own a crypto wallet. Now, if you're holding any of the bigger coins like XRP, Solana, Cardano, or more, and you've been waiting for the banks to finally show up, that sentence should make you a little uncomfortable because it means the biggest new customer in crypto might be a bank at all. It's going to be software that spends money on its own for you. And while most people are always focused on the prices and the charts, a small group of tokens started working on the infrastructure that all of this money is going to move on. So, my research team went looking for the AI coins where you can actually follow the money.

And every coin on the short list that came back does a completely different job. So, you aren't buying the same exact bet or crypto twice. And the coin at the top of my list went up more than 150% in September alone. On September 29th, it got its first ETF in the United States, and it pulled in over $35 million on its very first day. And the company behind that fund just put out a 39-page report with a 2030 price target that's around 30 times higher than where it trades right now.

But that same report also has a much lower number in it, and you need to see it before you put a single dollar into this coin. That said, if you're here to build real wealth, protect what's yours, and be the one to change your family's future, hit the subscribe button and comment bullish below. Also, we're giving away our 2026 altcoin trading strategies and crypto yield generation brief to everyone who follows us on Instagram @bullrunners. The official link will be in the description below this video. Now, let's run it.

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What's going on Bull Runners? Welcome back to the YouTube channel. If you're new here, my name is Paul and you can find me on Twitter or X @cryptopaul. So, let's start with why AI needs crypto in the first place because an AI agent is basically an assistant that lives on your computer and has some form of reasoning and a thought process behind what they do even though they technically can't think. And you can send it off to book your flight or order your groceries or take care of a list of tasks that you don't want to do like cleaning out your email inbox.

And every one of those jobs cost money, but no bank is going to open an account for a piece of software because they require KYC. They need to know their customer because they have to get that information back to the regulator and more specifically the tax man. So, the agent keeps its money in a crypto wallet instead. You don't need KYC if an agent can use crypto. And Raoul Pal said it like this at the end of September.

He stated a weakening US dollar could give crypto the green light and help extend the industry's rally further stating that his guess is that cryptos will get more adoption over time as AI uses them.

The agentic side, yeah, we can all use AI and never need blockchain. But once you have a agent acting on your behalf, you need it. You can't do it without it.

Now, a lot of people think AI coins are a scam and honestly, they've got a point. Many people have been scammed over many years in crypto. A lot of crypto companies have put the term AI on their website, but then had no real utility or no real adoption. A AI has been the easiest story in crypto to sell for 3 years straight, and plenty of these coins are just a ticker stuck on a chatbot. However, every single coin on this list is vetted and still well below its all-time high.

So, our team not only kept the coins where you can follow the real money through fees, burns, revenue, or even potentially an SEC filing, but we also looked at the supply and the total amount of tokens that will ever be created. That way, you know exactly where the money's at and what potentially could hurt you if you're to invest. That said, if you're already holding other cryptos or tokens, none of this means you have to sell them because money in this cycle moves from one group of coins to the next, and a coin can sit still for 2 years while that happens somewhere else. So, owning a few different groups is how you stop needing one coin to be right about everything, and instead take advantage of an overall trend in growth in the crypto market. So, let's go through all five starting at the bottom.

Number five is FET, or Fetch, which rebranded its company to be called Artificial Super Intelligence Alliance. And its job in the AI economy is the agents themselves. These are the small programs that find each other, take on a task, and get paid for it. It's the biggest agent network in crypto. Its marketplace, Agentverse, had about 36,000-plus registered agents in a March count, which was the biggest share of any agent registry measured.

It also has an agent search engine called ASI One, and a cloud where agents pay for AI computing power in FET. That said, FET trades around 22 cents with a market cap of close to around $500 million, which is more than a 90% below its high of 3 and 1/2 dollars. Now, it's that far down because the whole AI coin hype from 2024 cooled off and crypto experienced a major bear market. Plus, when you combine that with a lot of internal drama in the earlier days of FET, which we'll get to in a second, coins can dump severely below those all-time highs, which can present some really good dip buying opportunities. But then back in August, it came back to life and pumped nearly 80% in a little over a month with the rest of the AI tokens.

But here is where you have to be cautious with something like FET because there is about 2.7 billion FET currently circulating or around 85% of the total supply. However, there is no hard limit written into the code by the team, which means the team can create more if they want to and have only burned so far about 5 million coins in January, which is less than 0.2% of the supply. And this isn't helped by the drama that started back in October of 2025 when Ocean Protocol, one of the three projects the alliance was built from, walked out of it completely. Now, one can only assume what was happening in those rooms, but in my personal opinion, that's usually not a good sign of a company that's well-run. And more often than not, it just becomes a bunch of finger-pointing from either company or side.

A month later, Fetch.ai sued Ocean Protocol in New York claiming Ocean converted coins that were meant for its community and sold around 263 million FET into the open market. Ocean denies it and the case is still open. So, FET is the purest bet on AI agents, but it also comes with the most question marks because the team can still create new coins, the founders keep getting coins until 2050, and it's in a lawsuit with one of its own co-founders that the project was built from. So, it's important to be wary of these facts before you own a piece of it. And in my opinion, it would probably be the smallest piece of the pie in my AI coin basket.

Now, number four has the opposite problem because the tech does work, but the coin keeps falling anyways. And number four is Internet Computer, otherwise known as ICP, and its job is AI apps. The tech did what it promised, which is running a whole app. We're talking the website, the database, the logic, and then placing all of these directly on a blockchain with no Amazon server underneath it. Most companies use AWS because it's so affordable and reliable.

This one did it on its own. But back by August 1st, the coin still hit just shy of $2, its lowest price ever. And while I'm recording this, it's back to a little over $3, but that's not much of a rally when most of the major market movers have already pumped way harder. Now, the reason it kept falling and had nothing to do with the tech is because ICP printing new coins at almost 10% a year to pay stakers and the people running its computers. And when supply grows that fast and there isn't enough demand to meet it, and the market cap is already extremely high for the amount of revenue generation they have, that doesn't help the price one bit.

This is when Dfinity, the team behind ICP, came up with a fix called Mission 70. It's a plan they published on January 13th to cut that number from 9.72% to about 2.92% by the end of this year. About 2/3 of that cut comes from paying stakers and the people running its computers less, and the rest only happens if apps burn a lot more ICP. And the app doing most of that burning is Caffeine, where you just describe the app you want, AI builds it, and it goes live without you writing a single line of code. This is pretty freaking cool.

Every app that runs there burns a little ICP as fuel. So, the more people build, the more coins get destroyed, which is good for its tokenomics. The risk, however, is that Dfinity controls the supply half of that plan, but none of the demand half. The market cap is at about $1.8 billion, and ultimately a coin that put in a new all-time low in August, still has to prove that people will pay to use it, and that demand will show up in the token itself, leading to higher prices. So, if you buy ICP, keep a small position until Mission 70 actually shows up in the numbers and on the chart.

Now, let's move on to number three, because number three sells the one thing every AI company on the planet is short of. Number three is Render, and its job is computing power. It works like Airbnb for graphics cards. People with spare graphics cards rent them out to artists and AI companies who can't get enough power anywhere else. And as you might already know, companies like Nvidia are doing extremely well because the demand for really high-powered graphics card is insane. [music] And in April, Render added 60,000 more graphics cards from a network called Salad, which is expected to bring in around 4.3 million dollars of paid work in the first year.

Every time a customer pays for a job, some render gets destroyed, but the network also creates new render every year to pay the people renting out their graphics cards. So, for the price to go up, the coins being destroyed have to catch up with the coins being created. And in 2025, around 1 million coins got destroyed, while around 5.9 million new ones were created, even though its graphics card marketplace grew 87% that year. That said, Render trades around $2.06 with a market cap nearly $1.1 billion and is down about 84% below its 2024 high of around $13.50, so usage still has a long way to grow before these coins being destroyed catch up. Now, number two has that same problem but at a much bigger scale.

Even after it went through that kind of halving Bitcoin is famous for. And number two is none other than BitTensor, otherwise known as Tao, and its job is intelligence itself. BitTensor is an open market where anyone can plug in an AI model, computing power, or data, and the network pays whoever does the job best in Tao. So, thousands of people competes to supply this AI instead of one company keeping it locked away privately, kind of like Anthropic or OpenAI. Last December, it had its first halving event, which cut new Tao from 7,200 a day to 3,600 a day.

Now, what I like about this token is that, similar to Bitcoin, the supply is truly capped at 21 million tokens. Currently, there are about 11.6 in circulation, while it trades at around $280, which is still 60% below its all-time high of over $750. And the mini markets inside it, called subnets, have started earning real money from outside customers. A count published on September 21st puts it at 28 to 35 million dollars a year across 24 subnets, led by one called Liam at 8 to 10 million. And the 14 of those subnets use that money to buy back their own coins.

Still, that revenue covers less than a tenth of around the 400 million dollars a year the network pays out in new Tao. So, BitTensor pays out more than $10 in new coins for every $1 a customer spends. And a more skeptical count could only find about 5 million dollars of outside revenue. Either way, Grayscale, a major player in the crypto space, has filed for a Tao ETF, but it hasn't been approved yet. So, the having cut the supply and whether Tao works from here depends on that revenue through its subnets growing fast enough to close the gap.

Now, number one is where AI agents actually pay for things. And since September 29th, anyone can buy it through a normal brokerage account because number one is none other than NEAR. And its job is payments. NEAR has this thing called intents, which let you or an agent working for you just say what you want, like turn this Bitcoin into Zcash. Then a group of companies compete to do it the cheapest way across different blockchains.

In September alone, intents moved about 4.8 billion dollars, and it served around 50 million dollars in fees over the past year. And since February, the protocol's own cut of every fee goes into buying NEAR off the open market, not from their private wallets where they get to sell into the open market. This is very bullish for the token itself. And since mid-August, NEAR is up nearly 230% trading at around $5 with a market cap of over 6.8 billion dollars. NEAR supply changed too.

Nearly all of the around 1.3 billion NEAR is already out there. So, there's no big unlock waiting for you, which means the token has real room to move. New coins were cut from 5% a year to 2.5% in October of 2025, and 70% of the normal network fees get burned. Even better, back on September 24th, the SEC and NYSE Arca cleared Bitwise's NEAR ETF under the ticker NRR. It started trading on September 29th, and it pulled in 35.5 million dollars on its very first day.

Bitwise's CIO Matt Hougan also put out a 39-page report with a 2030 base case of and a bull case of $560. But, the same report also has a bear case, and that one's $1.63. This is quite a major disparity between those prices, which means if this thing works out for NEAR, it seriously works. And if it doesn't, well, you stand to lose a little bit of money. Either way, you're swinging for the fences.

And in the ETF's filing, Bitwise says it plans to stake 100% of the NEAR the fund holds, so the fund earns new NEAR every day just for holding it. The risk is that the buyback everyone gets excited about only took in about 1.8 million dollars in September, which comes to around 22 million a year at that current pace. Meanwhile, we have 2.5% inflation still creating around 32 million new NEAR per year, and that's worth about $165 million at today's price. So, we would need those buybacks to seriously increase if it was going to matter at all. Or, we need demand from retail to seriously increase.

And there is one final risk you should know about. On October 1st, a hacker, probably using AI, found a bug in Intense code and pulled out about $3.8 million. The team tracked the hacker down, gave them 48 hours to send it back, and by October 4th, every dollar did get returned. So, nobody lost money this time, but it shows Intense are still new and that there are risks. Matter of fact, with any level of code in this age of AI, there are risks.

And new systems that move billions of dollars are exactly what hackers go after. After a run like that into an ETF launch, a lot of the people who got in early are going to sell to the people who showed up a bit later. So, it's important to think about that as the price rises, there is an incentive for those earlier buyers to start selling, which could create a little bit of pressure. But, my personal opinion is that NEAR is one of the best AI companies that's really going to move this bull market cycle. Now, let's talk about what you actually do with these five tokens.

NEAR is the payments bet with the strongest money behind it, and after growing over 200-plus percent through September, this is something that I would be building a base position around instead of chasing every single new local high. Tao is the intelligence bet, and the number to watch is subnet revenue closing the gap on new supply. Render is the computing power bet, and it only works if the coins being destroyed keep climbing toward the coins being created. ICP is the apps bet, and mission 70 has to show up in the real inflation number by the end of the year. And finally, FET is the agent bet with the most baggage, so in my opinion, it probably should be the smallest piece of that AI pie.

Now, it's important to note that these AI positions should probably sit next to whatever you already hold. You don't have to replace any of what you hold. Instead, maybe if you're going to dollar cost average or buy your favorite crypto token you've been buying for years this month to the tune of 100%, you set aside a portion of that to go buy some of these AI tokens, and I would weight them from near on down. You pick the total amount for the whole AI position first, then you spread it across several buys over a few weeks or even months, where a pullback can really help you out instead you out of the market. In my opinion, because we're starting a new bull market, there's no need to worry or rush or take on any major leverage because you can get stopped out, and that's no fun when you're losing a bunch of your money at the start of a new bull market.

Your goal should be to build strong positions that you plan to hold through the rest of the market. Still, it's important to note that some of these tokens aren't going to move as much as the others. You don't want to over-rotate, you don't want to chase, you just want to build a core position with conviction waiting from the best to the worst. That way, you're always in the right one at the right time when it moves, and you don't miss out on anything. Because many people make the wrong decisions when they feel FOMO.

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Education and commentary only, not financial advice. Crypto is volatile and you can lose money. Do your own research and speak to a qualified advisor before making investment decisions. Figures and quotes are as reported in the video on October 23, 2026 and may have changed since.