TPN (Tao Private Network) announced one of the largest strategic pivots in Bittensor’s recent history this week. The team behind Subnet 65 is moving away from VPN and proxy infrastructure and rebuilding the subnet as […]
The Alpha Distribution Ratio (ADR) is one of the central metrics used to evaluate the health and liquidity structure of a Bittensor subnet. It measures the relationship between subnet ‘$ALPHA’ tokens held by participants and […]
Bittensor’s co-founder, Jacob ‘Const’ Steeves, joined Stillcore Capital’s Mark Jeffrey on stage at Proof of Talk for a conversation that ran across the entire subnet thesis. This singular discussion covered: what is actually working a […]
For most of dTAO’s life, a dying subnet was strangely profitable for the people still holding it (in some cases). A new hotfix just closed that loophole, and the community response reveals a lot about […]
In this video, Crypto Yield Pro lays out one of the cleanest examples of a story vs. price divergence on Bittensor: the network just shipped some of the strongest fundamental proof points of the year […]
By: Victor A week of serious technical milestones across Bittensor: a 100B pretraining run hitting 65% of data-center efficiency, a quantum subnet breaking RSA-340 just hours after launch, and revenue numbers from Chutes that are […]
Bitstarter has opened submissions for a new machine learning incubator aimed exclusively at machine learning teams looking to launch subnets on Bittensor. The programme is backed by Const (Jacob Steeves) and runs as a more […]
The General Tensor’s Mike Grantis, joined the Supercycle Podcast for a long-form conversation built around a specific question: what does it actually take to get $TAO into top institutional portfolios? Mike walked through his decade […]
Dr. Alan Aboudib’s interview with Macrocosmos was recorded in a French Alps cafe, with the mountains in the window and a coffee within reach. The conversation that followed was one of the more substantive the […]
A man went overboard from a cruise ship and drowned. The ship had hundreds of active cameras running the whole time. None of them registered what happened. The alarm was raised three days later when […]
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