According to the source, Grayscale has submitted a Form 10 to register shares of its Bittensor Trust (TAO) with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which starts a standard 60-day effectiveness clock under the Exchange Act for Form 10 registrations. source: U.S. SEC If the registration becomes effective, the trust becomes an SEC reporting company required to file 10-K, 10-Q, and 8-K reports, increasing transparency for monitoring TAO-related trust activity and potential flow dynamics. source: U.S. SEC Form 10 registration does not create an ETF and does not itself secure an exchange listing; any secondary trading typically occurs on OTC venues subject to DTC eligibility and market-maker filings. source: OTC Markets; U.S. SEC Action for traders: verify the Form 10 on SEC EDGAR, monitor for DTC eligibility and any OTC ticker assignment, and track TAO spot-liquidity and basis across exchanges to gauge potential secondary-market liquidity impacts if the registration becomes effective. source: SEC EDGAR; OTC Markets