SUMMARY: This episode features Mark Jeffrey and Rob Greer of Stillcore Capital, who break down their Bittensor-focused fund and vision for decentralized AI. They discuss Stillcore’s origin, investment thesis, and goal of capturing 1% of TAO’s liquid supply, while outlining how to identify blue-chip subnets and sectors primed for growth. The conversation also explores the TAO halving, subnet competition, and why Bittensor could rival Bitcoin in scale and impact.
By: Ventura Labs
SUMMARY: There’s a LOT of confusion about exactly how Bittensor injects liquidity, emits tokens, and even adjusts the rules based on certain conditions — and what will happen at the TAO halvening. This video explains […]
SUMMARY: Hey! Use this video as a full guide on how to start your mining journey on Bittensor (specifically FlameWire subnet 97). The idea is to gain experience on easier subnets, all while making some […]
What James Altucher (Ventura Labs Ep. 59) Sees in Bittensor Altucher on Ventura Labs describes Bittensor not just as an AI network, but as a new form of capitalism. He envisions a world where AI […]
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