Most subnet operators build one product and spend years trying to make it work. Koyuki Nakamori is building two simultaneously, and they sit at completely different layers of the AI stack. Perturb (Subnet 26) is […]
Most subnet updates blur together at a certain point, where the same vocabulary and the same vague roadmap promises start to flatten everything into background noise. Gavin Zaentz’s second media chat with Gordon Frayne is […]
Academic research tools get validated in friendly environments, scientists use them cooperatively. They do this paper after paper, building on each other’s assumptions rather than attacking them. Nobody pays anyone to break FreeBayes, so nobody […]
Cover image credit: Shizzy RESI, the Bittensor Subnet 46 project formerly known as RESI Labs, has officially rebranded to Zipcode Network (@zipcodenetwork). Announced over the past 24 hours, the transition includes a new X handle, […]
Full article credit: Bitstarter team Prediction markets have a perverse feature: the better you are at reading them, the faster they shut you out. Sharp bettors — the ones who spend thousands of hours building […]
Most subnet partnerships inside Bittensor ($TAO) are still ecosystem collaborations or integration announcements. This one is different. Chutes (SN64) is becoming a real customer of Trishool (SN23), deploying Halo Guard Alpha into its flagship products, […]
Bittensor conversations often collapse into the same themes: emissions, token flows, validator politics, and subnet rankings. But underneath that layer, teams are quietly building very different kinds of infrastructure, some targeting enterprise AI deployment, others […]
In this Beanstock interview, Harry Jackson of Subnet 58 (Handshake) lays out a thesis that’s worth understanding even if you never buy a single SN58 alpha token. He also explained where Bittensor’s agentic layer is […]
Zeus, the decentralized weather forecast aggregation market running on Bittensor Subnet 18, has been live for roughly two months. The team behind it, Ørpheus AI, just published the protocol’s preliminary performance audit, and the results […]
Jon Durbin, a core contributor and backend developer at Chutes (SN64), has published one of the company’s most substantive operational updates since launch. The piece covers where the platform stands today, the shifts in the […]
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