SUMMARY: Travis breaks down Bittensor’s Yuma consensus — a mechanism where validators are rewarded for aligning with the network’s collective judgment — and explains why it’s the foundation of Bittensor’s integrity. Beyond powering decentralized AI, he argues Yuma could incentivize real-world actions like infrastructure repair or social good, creating a new framework for global coordination.
By: TAO Templar
Tenex, also known as 10x or Tenexium, is a subnet representing a pioneering step in DeFi, tailored specifically for the Bittensor ecosystem. Unlike traditional Bittensor subnets that focus on AI services like machine learning models […]
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 […]
SUMMARY: “The Art of Disruption: Bittensor and the New Intelligence Economy” explores Bittensor’s decentralized AI network as a revolutionary force in reshaping AI and capitalism, featuring insights from founders Jacob Steeves and Ala Shaabana, and […]
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