Bittensor is a decentralized network for machine intelligence, where “subnets” are like specialized communities or networks within the larger system. In these subnets, participants called miners perform tasks (like AI computations), and validators evaluate and reward them. Sub-subnets take this a step further: they allow a subnet owner to split a single subnet into smaller…
SUMMARY: This video introduces 0xMarkets (Subnet 35 – Cartha), a decentralized exchange on Bittensor designed to transform the $7.5T/day forex market plagued by scams, opacity, and intermediaries. By using smart contracts and on-chain liquidity, it enables transparent, borderless trading with up to 500x leverage. Liquidity providers, traders, validators, and governance token holders all play key…
DSV Fund has completed a $100,000 over-the-counter (OTC) investment in Hippius (Subnet 75), a decentralized storage project within the Bittensor ecosystem, positioning it as a potential disruptor to Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google Cloud. Hippius undercuts traditional cloud providers by up to 90%, offering enterprise storage at just $300 per month for 100TB—a fraction…
This Whole Article Was Written By: SubnetEdge Now imagine it’s not humans placing the bets anymore, but artificial intelligence. And not just any AI: decentralized systems like Bittensor, already stepping into the world’s largest prediction markets. That’s exactly what is happening with Sportstensor and Score/SIRE. Why prediction markets are booming Prediction markets have surged over the past year….
SUMMARY: Mark Jeffrey introduces TaoFi (Subnet 10), the financial layer for decentralized AI on Bittensor that lets users buy subnet tokens with ETH, USDC, or USDT via MetaMask on Base—without needing TAO tokens or a Bittensor wallet. Tokens are held in a cloud wallet linked to MetaMask, giving access to Bittensor’s liquidity pools. With Ethereum…
By Coindesk’s Jamie Crawley, AI Boost | Edited by Sheldon Reback What to know: Decentralized artificial intelligence network Bittensor is “hitting escape velocity,” with accelerating growth in subnets, wallets and institutional access, according to the first “State of Bittensor” report from Yuma, an AI-powered Bittensor subnet accelerator and validator. The report, which covers the first half of 2025, notes that…
Mental health struggles like stress, anxiety, and burnout are now more common than ever. For many people, however, getting help feels out of reach. Traditional therapy can be expensive, appointments often come with long waitlists, and social stigma still prevents many people from seeking support. This gap leaves millions struggling in silence, although timely, accessible…
Templar, Subnet 3 on Bittensor, has officially launched the first-ever decentralized training run of a 70 billion parameter AI model, a milestone that redefines what is possible outside the walls of Big Tech. Templar is a decentralized AI training system that connects computers worldwide to collaboratively train models. It rewards contributors for providing computing power…
Right now, Bittensor is at a pivotal moment with the potential reintroduction of deregistrations of subnets. In a post on X, DreadBongo argues that bringing them back could transform the network by enforcing accountability and curbing speculation. The Problem Now With deregistrations off, every subnet slot is permanent. This has created a speculative market where…
SUMMARY: Max, co-founder and CEO of Score, introduces TurboVision, a Bittensor subnet designed to turn cameras into revenue-generating tools through efficient, decentralized video analysis. Originally built for football analytics—cutting labeling from 8 hours to 2 minutes at 100x lower cost—TurboVision has evolved into a general-purpose vision system that solves the ground truth problem using pseudo…
