TaoWeave, Inc. is a public company that focuses on the Bittensor ecosystem, a decentralized protocol for AI model development, while also maintaining legacy operations in visual collaboration and network solutions. The company’s primary activity is accumulating and staking TAO, Bittensor’s native cryptocurrency, to generate yield in the form of additional TAO tokens. Through this strategy TaoWeave seeks to give public market investors direct exposure to the Bittensor network. In addition, TaoWeave offers its patented Mezzanine™ visual collaboration systems and related managed services for network connectivity and video collaboration. As of December 31 2025 the firm had seven full time employees.

TaoWeave, Inc. generates revenue from staking TAO on the Bittensor network and from its legacy technology businesses. In 2025 it earned about 544 TAO from staking, valued at roughly $186,000. The legacy operations include sales of Mezzanine™ visual collaboration systems, maintenance contracts, and subscription based managed services for network and video collaboration. Historically, a large share of revenue has come from a small number of customers, with one major client accounting for 79% of total revenue in 2025. The firm has not sold any TAO since starting its digital asset strategy and all held tokens remain staked.

The company’s operations are divided into two reportable segments that reflect its strategic focus. The first segment covers its digital asset staking activities centered on TAO. The second segment encompasses its legacy technology offerings, which include the Mezzanine™ product line and related managed services. These segments are presented excluding any geographic breakdown.

• Digital Asset Staking: This segment involves acquiring TAO tokens and staking them through BitGo and Kraken to earn rewards on the Bittensor network. In 2025 the firm bought about $8.7 million of TAO, receiving roughly 24,100 tokens, and held around 24,700 tokens including staking rewards at year end. All TAO is staked promptly and rewards go directly to the company’s wallets. The introduction of Dynamic TAO (dTAO) in February 2025 changed reward flows so returns now depend on the specific subnets to which the staked TAO is delegated. There are no protocol enforced lock up periods, allowing the stake to be withdrawn or transferred at any time.

• Legacy Technology Solutions: This segment includes the Mezzanine™ turnkey visual collaboration systems (200, 300 and 600 Series), maintenance contracts, and subscription based managed services for network and video collaboration. Historically, Mezzanine™ products were used in office and control room environments, but sales have declined due to the COVID 19 pandemic and the firm has announced end of life for the line, expecting to stop sales and maintenance after the first quarter of 2026. The managed services business faces competition from telecommunications carriers and specialized providers, and its revenue has decreased in recent years.

In the digital asset arena, TaoWeave, Inc. offers pure play exposure to the Bittensor ecosystem through staking, unlike diversified crypto funds or exchanges. This focus gives investors a direct link to the network’s Proof of Intelligence mechanism and its tokenomics, including the fixed 21 million TAO supply and periodic halvings. The legacy technology business competes in the visual collaboration and managed services markets against players such as Cisco WebEx, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and major carriers like AT&T and Verizon. TaoWeave’s advantages stem from its patented Mezzanine™ platform, enabling multi screen multi device interaction, and from its managed service expertise supporting various video and network protocols. Overall, the firm balances a growing digital asset treasury with a niche legacy offering that serves specific enterprise needs.

TaoWeave, Inc. serves a limited number of enterprise customers for its legacy technology offerings, including corporations, government agencies, and educational institutions that use Mezzanine™ systems for conference rooms, control centers, and collaborative workspaces. A significant share of revenue has come from a small group of undisclosed major clients, with one customer accounting for 79% of total revenue in 2025. The firm’s digital asset activity targets public market investors seeking exposure to the Bittensor network through the company’s TAO holdings and staking rewards. Both business lines are supported by a global sales approach that uses direct outreach and channel partners such as systems integrators and distributors.