Contributor: LadyofTAO When Raleigh, one of the earliest and most trusted creators in the Bittensor ecosystem, lost over $80,000 worth of $TAO to a phishing scam, the community didn’t hesitate. It responded with heart—and action. Known for his educational content and deep dives into the Bittensor network and Taoshi subnet, Raleigh revealed on X that his…
SUMMARY: The video highlights a Bittensor video processing subnet focused on AI-powered video upscaling and compression, capable of outperforming competitors and cutting storage costs by up to 58%. With 256 machine learning engineers contributing, the project targets B2B clients like content owners and Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) while exploring privacy-preserving solutions. The speaker praises Bittensor’s…
Contributor: LadyofTAO October 9, 2025 — Yuma, a subsidiary of Digital Currency Group (DCG) and a core contributor to the Bittensor decentralized AI network, has launched Yuma Asset Management, a new division supported by a $10 million seed investment from DCG. The move provides institutional investors with a rare, professionally managed entry point into the…
The Bittensor Revenue Search show, hosted by Mark Creaser and Siam Kidd, returned for another highly anticipated episode 35 featuring Sam, the founder of Subnet 10 — one of Bittensor’s most practical and fast-growing subnets. While the episode began with news around subnet acquisitions and transparency in the Bittensor community, it quickly turned into a…
SUMMARY: The video compares Bittensor ($TAO) and Render ($RNDR), two leading AI-focused crypto projects, analyzing their use cases, teams, and tokenomics. While Render enables decentralized GPU rendering for creators, Bittensor rewards contributors who provide intelligence to its decentralized AI network. The host concludes that $TAO outperforms $RNDR in utility, decentralization, and long-term potential — predicting…
When Bittensor launched dTAO in February 2025, it introduced one of the most significant tokenomic changes in the network’s history. Alongside Bittensor’s native token, $TAO, each subnet now has its own $ALPHA (subnet token) — effectively creating a dual-emission economy within the Bittensor ecosystem. This system was designed to reward subnet participants while maintaining liquidity….
SUMMARY: The video explores xTAO’s approach to cryptocurrency treasury management, detailing how it balances volatility, operational efficiency, and tax advantages through its TSXV listing and Cayman Islands base. It highlights xTAO’s transparent capital structure, staking-based cash flow model, and strategic use of custodians. The discussion also compares xTAO’s strategy to Michael Saylor’s accretive dilution, emphasizing…
Bringing a new drug to market is notoriously slow and expensive. Recent analyses estimate that the median cost — including failures — sits around $985 million, while the average exceeds $1.3 billion per approved drug. Even during the COVID-19 pandemic, governments spent tens of billions of dollars on vaccine development, revealing how resource-intensive and centralized…
As Bittensor grows, a question has become increasingly loud: which subnets are genuinely sustainable? TAO Revenue renders that answer fact-based instead of speculative. TAO Revenue is live, a fresh new dashboard tracking inflows, outflows, and burns on all subnets across the network. What is TAO Revenue? TAO Revenue is a data analysis dashboard created to…
Bittensor has rolled out a major change to how new subnets are created. With the latest mainnet upgrade, registering a subnet now requires burning TAO — not locking it like before. The update, announced on October 7, 2025, aims to make subnet creation more meaningful by tying it to real economic commitment. Every new registration…
