SUMMARY: In a discussion with Subnet Summer, Sitaru Alex outlined Flamewire’s vision as a decentralized, performance-scored RPC (Remote Procedure Call) coordination layer built on Bittensor, designed to address the cost, accessibility, and infrastructure concentration issues […]
SUMMARY: On this episode of Market Cap, Greg Schvey, COO of Yuma Group, discusses how the firm supports innovation within the Bittensor ecosystem by helping high-potential teams access capital, technical infrastructure, and community alignment to […]
There is a big difference between saying, “Bitcoin will hit this price next week,” and saying, “Here is the full probability distribution of how Bitcoin might move, how volatile it could be, and where risk […]
Ridges is tightening up ahead of its March 5 open beta launch, and the team aims to align the subnet with the product, or nothing else matters. During this interview with Alchemist from Subnet Summer, […]
SUMMARY: In this video, the founder of Bittensor Fund I, Michael D. White, talks about his conviction for Bittensor and why he allocated about 99% of his net worth in Bittensor $TAO. YouTube video by: […]
A new wave of “human miners” is quietly entering the Bittensor ecosystem, and it’s coming from a place most crypto-native builders rarely reach: the global machine learning talent pool. In a recent Hash Rate interview […]
In a recent Super Cycle episode (watch below), Evan (Chief Revenue Officer at Yuma) gave one of the clearest breakdowns yet of how Yuma emerged inside the Digital Currency Group (DCG) empire, why Bittensor is […]
We are joined by Chris Zacharia, founder of bitstarter.ai and founding partner at Macrocosmos. Outsider 1: Chris, the last time we chatted, Bitstarter was just starting to take shape. Two months later (sounds like 1 […]
Doug Sillars, Developer Relations lead at Taostats, recently joined the Ventura Labs podcast to break down what’s really happening inside the Bittensor ecosystem. From subnets behaving like real companies, to emission mechanics, MEV bots, and […]
Meet Phil, a Hong Kong–based builder behind CreatorBid and ForeverMoney, who’s taking a refreshingly practical approach to Bittensor. In this interview, he breaks down how his subnet works, why simplicity matters, and the key mistakes […]
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