Gradient Protocol
GDTGiao thức đặt cược Liquid cho mạng TAO
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Chỉ số Phổ Biến RD
Chỉ số Tăng Trưởng RD
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Top người nắm giữ
| Địa chỉ nắm giữ (holdings address). | Token | Quantity | Percentage | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0x987f...78ee | ![]() GDT | 7,960,514.5 | 56.86% | -- |
| 0xe2fe...35fb | ![]() GDT | 4,000,000 | 28.57% | -- |
| 0x9642...5d4e | ![]() GDT | 420,753.93 | 3.01% | -- |
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Về Gradient Protocol
Gradient is a liquid staking protocol for the Bittensor network that turns TAO into a liquid asset. A user stakes wTAO with the protocol and immediately receives an equal amount of swTAO as a receipt, with staking rewards continuing to accrue, and that receipt can then be deployed in other DeFi settings to stack additional yield, so the choice between staking and liquidity disappears. The protocol also provides a bridge between Ethereum and Bittensor so that capital on Ethereum can take part in TAO staking.
At the validator level, the protocol spreads operations across several subnets rather than concentrating them in one place, which reduces how much a single subnet's performance swings the overall return. The GDT token carries governance and revenue sharing: holders can propose and vote on protocol parameters, validator strategy and use of funds, and a share of protocol income is returned in proportion to holdings. Partial audit reports from third-party security firms have been published, with the complete token audit and platform audit still in progress.
Gradient Protocol's core product is a liquid staking route between Ethereum and Bittensor: users stake wTAO to receive swTAO, keep using it as collateral or liquidity in DeFi, while governance and incentives concentrate in GDT.
Gradient Protocol's public progress in 2026 has been minimal: CoinGecko showed a market cap of roughly $160,000 to $170,000 in August 2026 with under $20 of 24-hour volume and no active trading pairs, and the gradientprotocol.io domain no longer serves the project, leaving updates largely confined to documentation.

