This episode of The Super Cycle isn’t about token prices, charts, or short-term narratives. It’s about something much bigger: AI becoming the cheapest labor force in history, and crypto becoming the incentive engine that coordinates it. Here’s the full video on YouTube: Why Everyone Keeps Calling Bittensor “Bitcoin for AI” The conversation starts where most…
There’s a specific mental switch that happens when you’ve spent enough time in Bitcoin. And once you’ve made that switch, Bittensor doesn’t feel confusing anymore; it feels inevitable. That’s basically what Gordon Frayne is saying in his recent appearance on the Ventura Labs podcast (watch below): Bitcoin teaches you how to think in scarce assets….
Most people think AI is about replacing jobs. But in one of the most honest moments from the Ventura Labs podcast, Seby (Resi, Subnet 46) frames it differently: AI is here to replace the systems that have been wasting everyone’s time. The “BS,” as he calls it. And if there’s any industry where BS is…
SUMMARY: In this StockBox interview, Jill Kenney, CEO of sundae_bar, discusses the development of a generalist AI agent designed to transform workplace efficiency. The AI agent, which businesses can customize, will integrate with various tools to perform diverse tasks across departments. Kenney highlights the growing market for AI agents, predicts significant adoption by businesses, and…
The latest episode of the Bittensor Revenue Search pod covered one core theme: how capital, teams, and infrastructure are actually being built inside Bittensor right now. Watch the episode below: The hosts opened with updates from Davos, where they connected with key Bittensor figures including Chris (from Bitstarter), Etienne, and Max (from Score Subnet) at…
During a Hackquest event in Tsinghua university, Beijing, Const (the co-founder of Bittensor), explains why Bittensor exists, how it generalizes Bitcoin’s mining model, and why incentive-driven networks may outperform centralized AI labs. His conversation focuses on Bittensor’s fundamentals, not token prices. Watch below: Speaker (Const) Background Why AI Changed After 2012 The Universal Pattern of…
By: Tao Outsider Today we have Mark Creaser, CEO of DSV Fund, one of the earliest and most active capital allocators in the Bittensor ecosystem. He is also the CEO of Astrid, Subnet 127 on $dTAO, and a builder and long-term strategist in $TAO, with a rare mix of technical, economic, and philosophical understanding of…
By: Tao Ouτsider Lads, this AMA ran long. I want you to have access to Punisher’s full story, someone who’s been in Bittensor since the beginning, in it for the cause. So I asked the Tao Daily crew to help out. Do you still remember how this works? Or it’s your first OUT-IN? First, we…
The embarrassment fades quickly but the financial loss does not. In crypto, mistakes are often framed as learning experiences. But when those mistakes erase an entire retirement fund, the lesson becomes something far more serious. In an open conversation (see below), Travis from τao τemplar sat down with Louise Beattie, a longtime Bittensor supporter, to…
Bittensor is entering one of its most defining periods. The first $TAO halving is approaching, TAO Flow has replaced price-based emissions, chain buys are finally being discussed openly, a new encrypted mempool is now rolling out, and proxy security is becoming a standard practice across the network. These changes have raised questions. Questions like “How…
