SUMMARY: On TGIF #20, Covenant Labs announced Templar’s latest evolution in decentralized training, moving toward a “unified training” paradigm that combines data and model parallelism. By integrating their state-of-the-art SparseLoCO algorithm with new model-sharding techniques, Templar is now capable of harnessing the internet’s “long tail” of compute, allowing consumer-grade GPUs (Graphics Processing Units) and even…
Decentralized AI has spent years proving that distributed systems can train models competitively. What has been harder to demonstrate is how those models translate into real-world utility. In a live video chat (watch below), Gordon Frayne sat down with Max Sebti, co-founder of Score (grounded on Subnet 44 on Bittensor), to unpack how one of…
SUMMARY: The video introduces Sundae Bar (Subnet 121), a Bittensor project building a single generalized, autonomous enterprise AI agent that functions as a true digital worker rather than a chatbot—capable of executing end-to-end business workflows with persistent memory, role awareness, and continuous improvement. After pivoting from multiple vertical agents, Sundae Bar now uses a winner-take-all…
SUMMARY: Mark Creaser and Siam Kidd explained Bittensor as a decentralized protocol that functions like the “S&P 500 of AI startups,” where 128 independent AI projects (called subnets) compete to solve real-world problems using a proof-of-useful-work incentive mechanism. They noted that unlike Ethereum, Bittensor has a mandatory value-capture system requiring all subnet ‘$ALPHA’ token purchases…
SUMMARY: In this video, Gordon Frayne breaks down the massive rally of Sunday Bar (Subnet 121), which has surged approximately 400% since September. He frames this as a major play on the “AI Agent” narrative, positioning Sunday Bar as a decentralized marketplace for enterprise-ready AI agents designed for tasks like sales, HR, marketing, and coding….
SUMMARY: In this interview, Gordon Frayne sits down with CH Egan (Head of Influencer Partnerships at BitGet) to discuss the state of Bittensor following its first Halving event in December 2025. Despite the recent market downturn, CH presents a highly bullish case for 2026, arguing that the current price suppression is a “sell the news”…
Bittensor has not traditionally relied on short form media to explain itself. For most of its history, the protocol has been communicated through technical documentation, long-form discussions, and ecosystem specific channels. That approach has served builders well, but it has often left broader audiences struggling to understand what Bittensor actually enables. Within a single day,…
As Bittensor matures, the ecosystem is beginning to attract a different class of participant. Not just developers and early miners, but researchers, capital allocators, and educators trying to understand where decentralized AI creates durable value. In this video chat, Gordon Frayne spoke with Rado of Trendsetter Capital, about his path from Bitcoin maximalism to full-time…
SUMMARY: This video presented Bitsec, a subnet on Bittensor that uses competitive AI agents to perform fast, continuous security audits as AI-generated code rapidly outpaces human review. By making miner audit agents open-source and benchmarking them against real-world vulnerabilities, Bitsec aims to create state-of-the-art security tooling that improves daily through decentralized competition. The subnet targets…
SUMMARY: This video argued that Bittensor’s $TAO may follow Reed’s Law, where expanding subnet adoption compounds network value faster than traditional networks like Bitcoin. Based on current growth trends and post-halving supply dynamics, it projects $TAO at roughly $900 to $1,000 by 2027, with longer term models pointing to a potential $1 trillion market cap…
