Yesterday’s Novelty Search podcast with qBitTensor Labs (SN63) delivered more than updates — it revealed one of the most sophisticated go-to-market strategies seen in the Bittensor ecosystem.
Three key takeaways stood out:
- The “Quantum Gymnasium”
SN63 uses hyper-difficult synthetic problems to train miners into quantum simulation experts, not just operators. - Incentivized R&D
Bittensor’s incentive model was put to the test: miners discovered a new algorithmic solution in under three weeks, proving the network can accelerate real-world research breakthroughs. - The “Double Helix” Strategy
Innovation remains within SN63, while production and commercialization move to SN48. This creates a feedback loop where new discoveries funnel directly into an operational quantum marketplace.
This split leaves some investors confused — SN63 is now strictly research-focused, while SN48 handles revenue generation. But the bigger takeaway is clear: the world’s brightest quantum computing minds chose to bring this initiative to Bittensor. They could have built it elsewhere, yet they deliberately anchored it here.
That decision speaks volumes about the strength of the Bittensor protocol, the community, and the underlying technology — a bullish signal not just for $TAO, but for the entire decentralized AI space.
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