The TAO Miner Map is now live on Learn Bittensor, marking a major milestone for the Bittensor ecosystem. The interactive map gives the community a clear, visual overview of the network’s global mining operations, something many have been waiting for. The launch was highlighted in a recent post by Joseph Jacks, founder of OSS Capital, who noted how quickly the network has expanded over the last three years.
The update shared on X (formerly Twitter) shows the network’s growth from just a handful of miners to several thousand operating across multiple continents. With the new Miner Map, anyone can explore real-time data on miner locations, subnet activity, and regional hotspots directly through the Learn Bittensor platform. It adds a layer of transparency and helps newcomers and seasoned participants better understand how the network is evolving on a global scale.
This release comes thanks to the team at Learn Bittensor and Michael Kula from @latentholdings, both of whom have been steadily building useful educational tools for the community. Jacks emphasized that this is only the beginning; he expects the network to grow to millions of miners across dozens of subnets, potentially becoming one of the largest distributed systems ever built.
The timing is especially interesting. The launch arrives just weeks before Bittensor’s scheduled TAO halving in December 2025, which will cut emissions by 50%. This has already sparked discussions on X about how the reduced issuance might influence miner incentives, especially during periods of market uncertainty.
For anyone curious, the TAO Miner Map is now available on Learn Bittensor. It’s a simple but powerful way to see the network in motion and get a sense of where things may be headed as Bittensor continues its rapid expansion.
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