Trump's Iran Ceasefire Sends AI Token Degens Into Overdrive: FET, SIREN, TAO Pump 10%

The AI-crypto corner of the casino just printed a solid 10.67% gain on March 25, 2026, pushing its collective bag valuation from $17.60 billion to a more respectable $19.48 billion in one session. Volume wasn't just smoke and mirrors either—it surged 19.34% to $4.95 billion, confirming this wasn't just a bunch of bots talking to themselves.

The catalyst? A five-day Trump-ordered timeout on bombing Iran, which promptly sent oil prices tumbling, S&P 500 futures mooning, and good ol' degenerate risk-on sentiment flooding back into crypto. After a Q1 that felt like wading through molasses, AI tokens finally caught the narrative wave and decided to surf.

Grayscale's research team had already flagged AI tokens as one of the few sectors not completely flatlining in Q1, and today's price action is basically them doing a victory lap on that call.

Fetch.AI ($FET)

• Price: $0.2551, up 5.20% after bouncing from a local low of $0.2409.
• Fibonacci grid: low $0.1398 → high $0.2569; price is currently eyeing the 1.0 extension like a cat watching a laser pointer.
• OBV: Climbing steadily on a March-long uptrend to 7.55 billion, showing accumulation even when the price was having a moment of doubt—true diamond hand behavior.
• Bull case: A close above $0.2569 opens the path to targets at $0.2845 (1.236 Fib) and $0.3155 (1.5 Fib).
• Bear case: A breakdown below $0.1965 could see the price slide toward the $0.1845 support level, which is not the vibe.

Siren ($SIREN)

• Price: $2.12, up an absolutely unhinged 109.96%—one of the sector's biggest single-day green dildos.
• MFI: 76.38 (overbought, obviously); CMF: -0.12 (still negative), hinting that maybe not every buyer was fully convinced by this vertical move.
• Near-term target: $2.59, provided the $2.00 level holds as support and doesn't vanish like liquidity on a low-cap rug pull.
• Structural floor: A blue trendline sitting around $1.10.
• Invalidation: A close below $0.94 would strongly suggest this rally was just a glorious, fleeting pump-and-dump spectacle.

Bittensor ($TAO)

• Price: $355, following a clean break above the key 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level at $306.
• EMA picture: The 50-day EMA at $269 and the 200-day EMA at $233 are both chilling below the price, whispering sweet nothings about a potential Golden Cross formation.
• Demand zone: The $285-$310 area is now acting as support, so a dip there might just be a buying opportunity, not a catastrophe.
• Targets: $350 (78.6% Fib), $407 (1.0 extension), $469 (1.236 extension)—the hopium ladder is set.
• Bear scenario: A dip back under $306 would pretty much nullify this breakout party, shifting focus to lower supports at $275 and $243.
• Catalyst: Grayscale's pending $TAO ETF filing remains a largely unpriced potential grenade in the room.

In summary, a macro-fueled risk-on spree gave AI tokens a much-needed shot of adrenaline, with FET, SIREN, and TA