SUBNETS
Inside Synth’s 110% Win and Its Bold Leap into High-Frequency Trading
Synth has taken a major step forward in proving its market edge, reporting a 110% profit over four weeks in live Polymarket trading. Synth, grounded on Bittensor’s Subnet 50, is a tool that generates probabilistic, AI-driven cryptocurrency price forecasts to power smarter trading and decentralized finance applications. With just a $2,000 test account, Synth executed…
How To Train Your Own AI Models Using TAO
Gradients.ai (Bittensor subnet 56), a user-friendly platform for training custom AI models, released a step-by-step video tutorial on how to train AI models. Read more about Gradients here. The guide features dashboard setup, task selection, model choice, dataset mapping, and payment for compute hours.
Bittensor’s Gaming Subnet Partners with Popu Games for MMORPG Breakthrough
Bittensor’s Subnet 114 (SN114), known as Level 114, has announced a groundbreaking partnership with Popu Games Studio to publish The Cursed Land, a cross-platform MMORPG blending traditional gaming with optional Web3 elements. This partnership enables SN114 to launch a “sub-subnet,” splitting its emissions to support dual workloads: 25% allocated to the game based on player…
Covenant72B Marks a Breakthrough in Decentralized AI Training
Covenant AI has announced a major milestone with the launch of Covenant72B, its first large-scale 72-billion parameter decentralized AI training run. The initiative represents a leap forward for both the team and the broader vision of open, distributed AI development on the Bittensor network. What Is Covenant AI? Covenant AI is building the foundation for…
Deep Dive of Desearch’s Appearance on Novelty Search
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…
Babelbit Subnet Launches for Real-Time Speech Translation
Bittensor has added Babelbit (SN59), a subnet for low-latency speech-to-speech translation that preserves emotional nuances like tone and pitch across languages. Backed by Yuma’s accelerator, it aims to outpace centralized tools like Google Translate by focusing on prosody retention. The launch drew positive feedback, with users hailing it as a DeAI milestone. Early Taostats data…
From $0 to $6M, Chutes Achieves Explosive Revenue Growth
Bittensor’s Subnet 64, known as Chutes, has emerged as a standout player in decentralized AI compute, demonstrating remarkable revenue expansion and innovative approaches to ecosystem sustainability. Drawing from a recent update shared by Jon Durbin on X, we briefly analyzed key metrics and insights that underscore Chutes’ rapid ascent. Insights Revenue Growth Emissions Offset Sustainability…
Subnet 27: The Compute Subnet That Wants To Prove That Trust Can Be Calculated
By: @CryptoZPunisher When the clouds lie, Bittensor answers with proof. The cloud giants dominate artificial intelligence. They set the prices, lock the access, and control the transparency. Developers rent GPU time without ever knowing if the power they pay for is truly what they get. The result? Bloated bills, inconsistent performance, and broken trust. THEREFORE,…
Why Subnet 62 (Ridges) & Subnet 41 (Sportstensor) Could Lead TAO’s Future
By: Gab Subnet 62 – Ridges: AI-Powered Research Engine Ridges is designed to organize and rank the world’s research knowledge. Problem Solved: The internet’s research content is fragmented, unverified, and buried under irrelevant search results. How It Works: Miners provide models that ingest academic papers, research datasets, and technical knowledge. Ridges scores them based on…
AI lives in a wonderland. Time to level up.
Contributor: Crypto Pilote Our LLMs act like kids because that’s how we taught them. Thanks to Aurelius subnet, they’re about to enter their teenage years. Let me explain. I – How we learn When we start our lives, we first need to learn how the most basic things work. Older people guide us by telling…