By: Victor SUBNET UPDATES & ACHIEVEMENTS ➤ Grail SN81@covenant_ai unveiled PULSE, their decentralized reinforcement learning system for LLMs. It matches centralized RL speed, achieves 100x+ bandwidth reduction for weight synchronization, and remains completely lossless. Read […]
For newcomers, Bittensor can be somewhat complicated. With multiple subnets, alpha tokens, validators, and staking mechanics, it’s overwhelming and sometimes confusing even for experienced users. PotaTao just launched on February 1, 2026, with one goal: […]
Bittensor subnets were already a breakthrough: each subnet is its own marketplace where miners compete, validators judge performance, and rewards flow to whoever produces the best intelligence. But now, a new concept is starting to […]
Contributor: School of Crypto in the past couple of weeks i’ve delved deep into the bittensor miner analytics – particularly in how much each miner makes and which subnets are the most profitable to mine. […]
Bittensor offers opportunities to earn passive income by staking TAO tokens on validators and subnets. The problem is that doing this well requires constant research, monitoring dozens of validators, tracking over 100 subnets, and manually […]
By: Victor SUBNET UPDATES & ACHIEVEMENTS ➤ Synthdata (SN50)Synth released its price distribution forecast API alongside newly introduced subscription plans, expanding access to its predictive intelligence stack. Details are available here. The team also expanded […]
Imagine Kickstarter, but instead of getting a t-shirt or early product access for backing a project, you get tokens that could increase in value if the project succeeds. That’s BitStarter in a nutshell. Launched in […]
The latest episode of Carrot and the Stick tackled two issues that matter more than anything else in Bittensor right now: the elimination of MEV attacks and how the network should govern subnets going forward. […]
The Bittensor Subnet Ideathon, run by the OpenTensor Foundation with HackQuest, is a global online event for builders interested in decentralized AI and incentive design. Participants design new Bittensor subnets by defining miner and validator […]
During a Hackquest event in Tsinghua university, Beijing, Const (the co-founder of Bittensor), explains why Bittensor exists, how it generalizes Bitcoin’s mining model, and why incentive-driven networks may outperform centralized AI labs. His conversation focuses […]
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