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 builders should avoid when launching on Bittensor. Q: Can you do a quick intro of yourself and the subnet you’re…
Cover image by: DreadBongo This video is a masterclass on what actually matters when building a Bittensor subnet. 1. A subnet is just a benchmark Const’s main point is simple: the entire subnet starts and ends with a benchmark. Before thinking about a product, website, revenue, or hype, you first need to define: If the…
February Week 2 delivered another strong wave of momentum across the Bittensor ecosystem, with major progress spanning decentralized reinforcement learning, AI search, agent tooling, storage infrastructure, and real-world adoption. Here are the biggest subnet milestones, ecosystem developments, and key media highlights from the past week. SUBNET UPDATES & ACHIEVEMENTS ➤ @IOTA_SN9 SN9 @MacrocosmosAI’s Train at…
OpenClaw has rapidly become one of the most exciting projects in the AI space. An open-source, local-first agent that can control your apps, manage your calendar, and execute shell commands, it skyrocketed to over 191,000 GitHub stars in weeks. But that incredible velocity has a cost. With over 500,000 lines of code and 300+ commits…
Popular crypto exchange Bitget has announced a strategic partnership with Yuma, a leading infrastructure provider in the Bittensor ecosystem, to make $TAO staking more accessible for users worldwide. The partnership, revealed on February 13, 2026, strengthens Bitget’s staking offering by integrating Yuma’s non-custodial validator services, allowing users to stake TAO without running validator infrastructure or…
SUMMARY: This video provides an in-depth explanation of Bittensor, a decentralized AI blockchain project built on a unique consensus mechanism called Yuma Consensus, also known as proof of intelligence. Unlike traditional blockchain consensus mechanisms like proof of work or proof of stake, Bittensor rewards actual contributions of useful AI work and accurate judgment of that…
For a long time, a primary criticism of decentralized AI projects has been the “extraction problem.” Innovative tech is built on-chain, but the financial value often flows off-chain to private companies, leaving token holders with little more than governance rights. Red Team (Subnet 61), a cybersecurity-focused subnet on Bittensor, just took a major step toward…
One year ago, Bittensor launched Dynamic TAO (dTAO), an upgrade that felt like a new paradigm was coming to the network. As Const put it, the rollout was “insane,” but it worked. In a single move, Bittensor went from being a one-token blockchain into a system with 128 (and potentially more) subnet tokens, instantly creating…
Const, co-founder and CEO of the OpenTensor Foundation (OTF), has stepped down from his role, in a move widely seen as a deliberate push toward true decentralization in the Bittensor $TAO ecosystem. The announcement was shared during Bittensor’s Novelty Search session and quickly spread across X, with community members describing it as a historic transition,…
Loosh AI (Subnet 78 on Bittensor) has been accepted into the NVIDIA Inception Program, a global accelerator designed to support AI startups with tools, technical guidance, and ecosystem support. The team confirmed the news on X, stating that Loosh is building cognition infrastructure for robotics and agentic systems, including persistent memory, multimodal inference, and orchestration….
