Thanks to Léo Mercier for sharing the initial article on X. We’ve repurposed it here into a blog post format: In Bittensor, subnet de-registration occurs when a network reaches its subnet capacity and requires pruning. This process ensures the protection of both alpha holders (stakers) and subnet owners. When a subnet is pruned, its state…
Dippy AI, an AI companion platform built on Bittensor’s decentralized network, has claimed the lead in user engagement time among popular AI friend apps, according to SimilarWeb. The announcement highlights growing traction for AI-driven social tools and underscores Bittensor’s role in powering innovative crypto-integrated applications. In a post on X, Dippy AI shared a graphic…
Rizzy AI has emerged as a platform that turns human intent into autonomous digital agents, often described as drones operating directly across X (formerly Twitter). These agents are designed to track conversations, generate replies, and engage communities in real time—scaling both visibility and influence. With the launch of Rizzy Agent V2, the platform takes a…
SUMMARY: In this video, Mark Jeffrey spotlights Yanez MIID (Subnet 54), a compliance-focused subnet helping institutions combat fraud and meet global regulatory standards like FATF and OFAC. By incentivizing global contributors to stress-test compliance systems, Yanez generates diverse adversarial data far beyond what in-house teams can produce, reducing costs and strengthening defenses. With multi-year contracts,…
Editor’s Note: Article source is RVCrypto Interest in Bittensor ($TAO) subnets has grown rapidly, but many new investors struggle to find reliable guidance on how to get started. This article breaks everything down into four simple steps—wallet setup, research, trading, and yield—so you can start navigating the subnet ecosystem with confidence. Step 1: Get a…
In a recent X post dated September 9, 2025, Bittensor co-founder Const delivers a scathing critique of Worldcoin, a project aiming to establish a global digital identity system through biometric iris scanning. The post, which garnered over 500 likes and sparked numerous replies, argues that Worldcoin’s approach undermines the decentralized principles of blockchain and risks…
Forbes has featured Bittensor ($TAO) and Yuma Group in an article comparing centralized vs. decentralized AI. A survey by DCG and The Harris Poll found that 75% of Americans believe decentralized AI will drive more innovation than Big Tech’s centralized models. Launched in 2019, Bittensor crowdsources compute, data, and AI models through subnets, rewarding contributors…
SUMMARY: Mark interviews Bob Wald, builder of Subnets 63 and 48, who reveals that Subnet 48 will launch real quantum computers on Bittensor in fall 2025, enabling public access to quantum circuits like AWS. Bob explains how Subnet 63 began with quantum emulators where miners optimized simulations, and how Bittensor’s incentives rapidly accelerated their growth…
Editor’s Note: This article is a summary of a tweet by RVCrypto. On September 5th, Subnet 44 Score introduced TurboVision v0.1, a breakthrough in computer vision that could unlock a $150 billion market opportunity. By eliminating one of AI’s biggest bottlenecks—manual labeling—TurboVision paves the way for scalable, real-time video intelligence across industries. The Breakthrough: Pseudo…
SUMMARY: The podcast features James Altucher discussing his journey in AI, investing, and his involvement with Bittensor via TAO Synergies Inc. after recommending TAO to 200k subscribers at $49. He outlines the three keys to a successful subnet—real utility, balanced miner dependency, and Alpha tokens with intrinsic value—highlighting Subnet 62 (Ridges) as a low-cost rival…
