YouTube Video Credit: David Hepburn This video makes a simple but uncomfortable point. Most people lose money in crypto not because they picked bad projects, but because they overtrade, overleverage, and lack patience. TAO is used as the case study. Watch it below: The core argument is that price is a distraction during accumulation phases….
SUMMARY: The video frames Bittensor (TAO) as a “Bitcoin of AI,” outlining how its decentralized network of 120+ performance-ranked subnets creates an open marketplace for intelligence, distinct from centralized AI platforms. It highlights Bitcoin-like tokenomics with a fixed 21M supply, high staking participation, and growing institutional support via firms like DCG, Pantera, and a Grayscale…
The latest episode of Carrot and the Stick tackled two issues that matter more than anything else in Bittensor right now: the elimination of MEV attacks and how the network should govern subnets going forward. Watch the episode here: First, the big win. MEV on Bittensor is effectively dead. After nearly 11 months of sandwich…
SUMMARY: The video analyzes TAO’s recent price action, highlighting a precise bounce from the $219.70 support level backed by bullish RSI divergence and fresh buy signals from the Crusader indicator. Price has reclaimed the 20-day moving average and is challenging the 50-day MA, with the key resistance zone identified at $253.70 near the 200-day MA….
SUMMARY: The video presents Bittensor’s TAO as a potentially Bitcoin-like opportunity, arguing it is undervalued at around $236 and highlighting its role as a decentralized AI marketplace that aligns incentives across miners, validators, and developers. The host explains how validators (including Subnet 44) act as the quality-control algorithm, ensuring only accurate AI outputs earn rewards….
SUMMARY: In this video, Gordon Frayne explores It’s AI (Subnet 32) on the Bittensor network, presenting it as a market leader in the rapidly growing field of AI text detection. Gordon argues that as generative AI models like GPT-4, Gemini, and Claude continue to improve, the need for reliable tools to distinguish human writing from…
SUMMARY: The video examines Elon Musk’s criticism of OpenAI and the risks of centralized AI, using it as a springboard to analyze Bittensor as a public, decentralized alternative for AI ownership and investment. It positions TAO as a small but growing player in a $400B+ AI market, highlighting real revenue–generating subnets, recent halving dynamics, and…
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…
Uncle Ray breaks down Bittensor with a rare mix of conviction and caution, outlining why he is bearish on the current market but still highly bullish on TAO into 2026–2027. Watach below: Market Context Shorting Strategy Why Ray Is Bullish on TAO Long Term Institutional Interest in TAO Utility vs Investment Reality TAO Technical Outlook…
SUMMARY: This episode of The Futurist examines how decentralization, AI, and blockchain are reshaping the internet, finance, and global industry, tracing the shift from centralized infrastructure to a more open, user-owned digital economy. It introduces the idea of a “self-writing internet,” where AI builds apps and services on demand while preserving data and code ownership,…
