August 26, 2025 — Novelty Search series will host a livestream discussion this week on decentralized AI training within the Bittensor ecosystem. The discussion will highlight key subnets pioneering distributed compute infrastructure. The session, featuring insights from @DistStateAndMe and hosted by @const_reborn, will receive participation from: Subnet 3: Templar — enabling decentralized, incentivized AI training across…
August 26, 2025 — Zeus (Subnet 18 on the Bittensor) has introduced a new version of Dendrite, the networking layer responsible for transmitting validator challenges to miners. The upgrade is designed to address one of the most persistent bottlenecks in Bittensor subnets: slow challenge distribution. In most subnets today, including Zeus, validators rely on the…
By: Aayushman H Narayan (@slayercoredev) The evolution of the eye was a key turning point for the human species. It dramatically increased our ability to absorb information about the physical world, work with objects by co-ordinating our body parts together and describe what we saw around us to each other, thus inducing the formation of…
⚠️ Editor’s Note: This article was originally published by Tao Stacker on X. It is repurposed into article format here. All rights belong to the original author. In a recent AMA-style discussion held in a Telegram community, Tao Stacker had the chance to speak with Egill Orpheus, owner of Zeus Subnet (SN18). The conversation shed light…
This article is based on a hand-compiled August 2025 dataset (by Joseph Jacks) covering ~25 large-cap assets valued above Bittensor and below Bitcoin (excluding wrapped/staked/meme tokens). The uncomfortable snapshot JJ’s dataset paints a blunt picture of the non-BTC large-cap tier: ~10 years old on average — ~97% of these networks didn’t exist a decade ago….
SUMMARY: Travis breaks down the basics of Bittensor, using simple analogies to explain TAO, alpha, subnets, and the roles of miners, validators, and stakers. He highlights how alpha purchases impact emissions and introduces dynamic TAO as a key upgrade shaping subnet economics. For beginners, he recommends starting with staking to root (subnet zero) as a…
Bittensor’s Subnet 57 (GAIA) has taken a big step forward in weather forecasting by fine-tuning Microsoft’s Aurora AI model. The upgraded system now provides more accurate predictions of jet-stream winds — the fast-moving air currents that play a key role in global weather patterns and aviation. By training Aurora with specialized datasets, Subnet 57 achieved:…
Bittensor’s Nuance subnet (SN 23) has surged into the spotlight, helping propel $TAO to the #1 most mentioned AI project on X last week, according to network data. The milestone comes on the back of Inspect’s mining pool launch on Subnet 23, which has already shown remarkable results in a short time. Since the launch,…
By: Victor Subnet Updates & Achievements SN16 — BitKoop (formerly HashTensor) HashTensor has officially rebranded as BitKoop, a new subnet designed to source discount codes. Read more. SN34 — BitMind BitMind released their AI detection app, now live on both the App Store and Google Play Store. Check it out. SN44 — Score Score revealed…
In recent discussions with validators, BitKoop (Bittensor subnet 16) addressed a couple of pressing issues that could affect participation in its validation process. The concerns raised center on liability and infrastructure costs, two factors that may discourage validators from fully engaging in the network. • Liability – Some validators are hesitant to run the script…
