Yuma, backed by DCG, launched a new fund offering institutional investors access to Bittensor (TAO). This move comes as more asset managers provide TAO products and decentralized AI gains traction after recent AI model restrictions.
Yuma, a firm supported by Digital Currency Group (DCG), has introduced a new investment fund. This fund allows big investors, known as institutions, to easily access Bittensor (TAO). Bittensor is a decentralized AI network, meaning it operates on a blockchain without a central authority. This launch happens as more companies offer ways to invest in TAO. Also, interest in decentralized AI is growing. This increase in interest follows recent limits placed on other AI models, like those from Anthropic, which highlights the need for open, decentralized alternatives in the AI space.

