What is TAO Tensor Law? TAO Tensor Law is a free website that tracks TAO’s price using math patterns. It’s a simple model designed to help anyone understand the long-term behavior of TAO, the native token of the Bittensor network. Like a weather forecast, but for TAO prices. The tool uses something called a “logarithmic…
Bittensor takes a simple idea and applies it at network scale: if people are rewarded for producing digital resources that others rely on, the whole system gets better. That’s the core of the protocol. Different subnets focus on different resources. Some produce machine intelligence. Some surface threats. Doglayer (Subnet 109), known as DogeLayer, focuses on…
SUMMARY: This video analyzes the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet and predicts Bitcoin could bounce to $98,000-$100,000 before potentially revisiting lower levels around $92,000, based on liquidation heat maps showing over $1 billion in liquidity at those ranges. It also focuses on Bittensor’s upcoming halving event in December 2025, which will reduce daily $TAO emissions from…
Hrish Lotlikar, CEO @hrishlotlikar | Max Woon, CTO As modern consumers we produce vast digital data, but almost none of it is tied to real locations Every day, billions of phones, cameras, sensors and social feeds capture fragments of the physical planet. Yet this information floats in disconnected platforms. It has no unified place in…
DeepSeek AI made waves on December 1, 2025, with the launch of V3.2 and V3.2-Speciale. These aren’t your average chat models as they perform on the same level as big models like GPT-5 and Gemini 3.0 Pro while using a fraction of the computing power. Even better? They’re open-source and dirt cheap to run. This…
DeAI (Decentralized AI) is moving from theory to reality faster than anyone expected, and a major force behind that acceleration is Yuma Group. Backed by Digital Currency Group (DCG) and led directly by Barry Silbert alongside key industry leaders, Yuma is quietly shaping some of the most influential subnets inside the Bittensor network. What began…
SUMMARY: Ridges (Subnet 62) is building competitive AI software-engineering agents that aim to drastically boost developer productivity and eventually automate coding entirely. By crowdsourcing innovation through open competition—rather than relying on expensive in-house teams—Ridges achieves rapid capability gains, with top agents showing fast improvements across complex coding benchmarks. Positioned in a booming yet costly AI-coding…
SUMMARY: Bittensor mining is becoming more accessible, and this video showcases two subnets that offer some of the easiest ways for beginners to start earning rewards. By providing concentrated liquidity on TaoFi (Subnet 10) or depositing $TAO into the Tenexium (Subnet 67) counterparty vault, users can earn both trading fees and mining emissions with minimal…
Bittensor has entered a new chapter in user protection and network fairness with the rollout of MEV (Maximal Extractable Value) Shield on testnet. While a small hotfix (an emergency update that is rushed out to solve one specific, critical problem in a piece of software that is currently being used) temporarily paused subnet ‘$ALPHA’ token-fee…
Financial institutions are dealing with failure points that, by now, are well-quantified. Weak anti-money-laundering programs have led to $321 billion in fines over the past fifteen years. Across the United States and Canada, institutions spend roughly $61 billion per year on compliance processes and independent testing. Globally, financial crime is estimated to cause $2 trillion…
