In an era where information is guarded behind expensive APIs and centralized gatekeepers, Desearch (Bittensor’s Subnet 22) is leading a quiet revolution. The co-founder Giga and his team are on a mission to make knowledge open, real-time, and permissionless. During a chat with Const on Bittenor Novelty Search’s Episode 63, Giga and the Chief Technology…
SUMMARY: The video features Mark Jeffrey outlining Bittensor’s investment potential amid the broader AI boom. He contrasts trillion-dollar AI company valuations with the relatively low $1–10 million valuations of Bittensor subnets, framing them as an early-stage opportunity akin to Bitcoin or the internet’s early days. With institutional interest emerging through funds like DSV and standout…
SUMMARY: This episode features Jose Caldera and Asem Othman of Yanez Compliance, operators of Bittensor Subnet 54, discussing how decentralized intelligence is transforming compliance testing. They explain how miners generate synthetic identities to strengthen AML systems, why natural-language threat scenarios are critical, and how Bittensor enables scalable, adversarial R&D. The conversation also explores future challenges…
SUMMARY: This episode of the Revenue Search podcast features Hansel Melo, owner of subnet 106, discussing his project Void AI, which tackles interoperability for Bittensor. Evolving from liquid staking derivatives, Void AI is building cross-chain liquidity solutions that wrap TAO and alpha tokens for use across blockchains like Solana and Ethereum. With a roadmap into…
SUMMARY: This episode features Mark Jeffrey and Rob Greer of Stillcore Capital, who break down their Bittensor-focused fund and vision for decentralized AI. They discuss Stillcore’s origin, investment thesis, and goal of capturing 1% of TAO’s liquid supply, while outlining how to identify blue-chip subnets and sectors primed for growth. The conversation also explores the…
In this week’s Revenue Search episode, Mog and Dubs dive into Hippius — the Bittensor subnet redefining decentralized storage. They break down its blockchain-backed model, unique alphanomics, and how Hippius delivers faster, cheaper, and more reliable storage than centralized giants. Watch the episode below:
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,…
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…
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…
