Chutes (Subnet 64 on Bittensor) just released a major update showing they’re not just another crypto project, and they’re generating real revenue and building products people actually use. In their recent Novelty Search (NS) presentation, the team revealed they made over $1.3 million in the last 90 days. They’re now consistently hitting $9,000 to $20,000…
Covenant AI just released PULSE (Patch Updates via Lossless Sparse Encoding), a technique that slashes bandwidth for weight synchronization in decentralized reinforcement learning (RL) by 100×+, while staying completely lossless (bit-identical reconstruction, SHA-256 verified on every sync). The biggest bottleneck in decentralized RL: training can happen on fast interconnects, but inference nodes are spread globally…
Basilica (Bittensor subnet 39), a subnet under the Covenant ecosystem, has launched a sandbox container for OpenClaw agents. The goal is to run powerful self-hosted AI agents without giving them full access to your machine or private keys. Why This Matters OpenClaw is an open-source framework that lets users run persistent AI agents on their…
For newcomers, Bittensor can be somewhat complicated. With multiple subnets, alpha tokens, validators, and staking mechanics, it’s overwhelming and sometimes confusing even for experienced users. PotaTao just launched on February 1, 2026, with one goal: to make all of this simple. It’s a decentralized exchange built specifically for Bittensor that lets you swap TAO and…
SUMMARY: In this live session, Gordon Frayne and Jared Lawrence discuss the recent developments within the Bittensor ecosystem, including the impact of market trends on Bitcoin and precious metals. They analyze price movements, especially for Bitcoin and TAO, and explore strategies for accumulating and managing investments within the Bittensor subnets. As volatility increases, they emphasize…
Bittensor has a problem that every crypto ecosystem faces: when prices get volatile, people sell their tokens for stablecoins to protect their value. But most stablecoins like USDT or USDC live on other blockchains, which means money flows out of the Bittensor ecosystem entirely. TensorUSD solves this by creating a stablecoin that lives natively on…
Bittensor subnets were already a breakthrough: each subnet is its own marketplace where miners compete, validators judge performance, and rewards flow to whoever produces the best intelligence. But now, a new concept is starting to take shape across the ecosystem. It’s called subnet mechanisms, and if it works the way people expect, it could completely…
SUMMARY: This video offers a detailed technical analysis of TAO’s price action, focusing on critical support and resistance levels and the ongoing consolidation phase. It emphasizes a disciplined, patient approach to trading rather than emotional decisions. The video is ideal for traders and investors interested in understanding price structure, breakout mechanisms, and how to interpret…
By: Power Law Investor This video breaks down Bittensor ($TAO) through a broader market lens, arguing that TAO’s next move will likely depend heavily on what Bitcoin does next. At the time of recording, Bitcoin was trading just under $76,000, while TAO sat around $190. The host also disclosed that he currently holds no TAO…
Contributor: School of Crypto in the past couple of weeks i’ve delved deep into the bittensor miner analytics – particularly in how much each miner makes and which subnets are the most profitable to mine. i posted a tweet a little while ago showing the top earning miners in one day on bittensor. people seem…
