Hey everyone! If you’ve been hearing about Autoppia (Bittensor subnet 36) and wondering what all the buzz is about, don’t worry – I’m breaking it down in plain English today. A Quick Backstory Autoppia was […]
Ridges AI has released its latest upgrade, Ridges v5, shifting from single-benchmark evaluation to a more rigorous and permissionless approach for measuring agent performance. Ridges AI, subnet 62 on Bittensor, is a distributed AI evaluation […]
Chutes has implemented a significant update to its cost and deployment framework, reshaping how developers interact with the platform. The changes introduce clearer billing rules, a new one-time deployment fee, and private-by-default chutes that can […]
Bittensor’s mainnet has rolled out a new upgrade, reshaping how incentives, rewards, and security operate across the network. The changes affect validators, miners, and subnet owners, with an eye toward long-term sustainability. Key ecosystem upgrades […]
Everyone knows the frustration of coupons. You find a promo code online, paste it at checkout, and watch it fail. You try another, then another — expired, invalid, useless. The entire coupon industry has been […]
SUMMARY: Cartha (Subnet 35) is being relaunched as a liquidity-as-a-service subnet powering 0xMarkets, a permissionless ecosystem built to enable access to global financial markets. The aim is to democratize access to global markets (starting with […]
This video was originally published by Dippy AI (Bittensor Subnet 11) and was recorded at the Planet Scale Consumer AI event hosted at Google Canada HQ, Toronto, on September 5, 2025. In it, James Altucher, […]
Zeus AI, built on Bittensor’s Subnet 18, is reshaping the world of weather forecasting through decentralization. Instead of relying on centralized models, Zeus turns forecasting into a global competition, where hundreds of miners submit predictions […]
By: @CryptoZPunisher Introduction The Forex (Foreign Exchange), the largest financial market in the world, with $7.5 trillion traded every day, remains dominated by centralized (Web2) platforms with opaque fees, concentrated liquidity, and limited accessibility. In […]
Thanks to Léo Mercier for sharing the initial article on X. We’ve repurposed it here into a blog post format: In Bittensor, subnet de-registration occurs when a network reaches its subnet capacity and requires pruning. […]
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