When infrastructure works, you rarely notice it, you just feel the speed. That is exactly what is happening behind the scenes at Pax Historia, a Y Combinator-backed alternate history sandbox game that has quietly scaled to more than 35,000 daily active users. Powering the entire Patron tier of Pax Historia is Chutes, a decentralized AI…
Doug Sillars, Developer Relations lead at Taostats, recently joined the Ventura Labs podcast to break down what’s really happening inside the Bittensor ecosystem. From subnets behaving like real companies, to emission mechanics, MEV bots, and why most subnets will fail just like startups do in Web2, Doug offered one of the clearest explanations yet of…
In crypto markets, attention is rarely random. Before capital rotates, before charts break out, before narratives fully mature, retail search behavior usually shifts first. That’s why the latest data from CoinGecko is worth examining. Its updated ranking of the Top 15 most-searched altcoins offers a live snapshot of where investor curiosity is clustering. And once…
We are currently witnessing a paradox in Artificial Intelligence: AI agents are becoming incredibly smart, capable of writing code, reasoning through complex logic, and executing tasks autonomously. Yet, they can not pay for things on their own. Every time an agent needs to access an API, buy compute, or use a data service, a human…
When a major regional exchange lists a token, the move is rarely about symbolism. It is about access, and access, in crypto markets, is liquidity. Bittensor’s native token, $TAO, surged nearly 8% within hours after South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Upbit, announced new trading pairs. What followed was not just a price spike, it was…
In Bittensor’s alpha (dTAO) market, price alone doesn’t tell the full story. A token can pump today and collapse tomorrow, especially if a whale sells. But if the subnet isn’t producing real value or revenue, there’s no natural reason for anyone to defend the price. That’s why TAO Templar argues (in the YouTube video below)…
Cover Image Credit: SmartDev For twenty years, software has been built around one assumption: That users are humans. That assumption is breaking, not gradually, structurally. The next wave of builders won’t win by improving interfaces or refining onboarding flows. They will win by designing systems that autonomous agents can evaluate, transact with, and optimize through….
SUMMARY: This video provides a comprehensive analysis of Bittensor, focusing on its current market dynamics, technical chart setup, and on-chain fundamentals. The core theme revolves around evaluating TAO’s potential as an undervalued investment opportunity amid contrasting indicators: falling developer activity versus rising real utility revenue and significant institutional backing. The central idea is to empower…
The era of autonomous AI agents is here, but they face a critical hurdle: they can think and code, but they struggle to pay. Traditional payment rails built on credit cards, KYC, and monthly subscriptions are designed for humans, not software. Handshake58 (Subnet 58) is solving this by building a ”Trust Action Layer“ for the…
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…
