TAO as the core token of the AI infrastructure track indeed has strong supporting logic in the long run. Some predict it will drop to 50, but the actual trend isn't that weak. To understand why it can withstand pressure and even reach new highs, we need to see the key supporting pillars behind it.

First is recognition at the institutional level. Major institutions applying for ETF products for TAO is no small matter — it indicates that professional funds have included it in mainstream asset allocation. Once the ETF is approved, it will attract passive tracking funds and institutional holdings from traditional finance, which are substantial positive factors for the token's price support and upward potential.

Second is the positive impact of the token model. The supply pressure relief brought by the halving cycle, under stable demand, will naturally support the price. This is based on classical economic logic, but it has been repeatedly validated in the crypto assets space.

Looking deeper, TAO's position within the entire AI computing network is also crucial. It provides infrastructure services for all AR (similar distributed AI projects), acting like the foundational layer in a network. As more applications and participants enter the ecosystem, the demand for the foundational layer increases, giving TAO long-term growth potential.

Considering these dimensions together, it's understandable why TAO can't easily fall apart.