Quasar, a decentralized AI project, is now live on the Bittensor network as Subnet 24. Kind of like opening a gym where independent people compete to make AI better at remembering and reasoning over huge amounts of information. The problem Quasar solves is simple but huge: regular AI forgets stuff when you give it too…
The Bittensor ecosystem opened 2026 with a key milestone as Subnet 24, Quasar, successfully raised its full 400 TAO target via Bitstarter, Bittensor’s on-chain crowdfunding platform. The raise closed ahead of schedule, attracting 66 early backers and signaling strong conviction around decentralized long-context AI. Built by SILX AI, Quasar focuses on one of the hardest…
Bitstarter exists for a specific reason. It gives early supporters access to promising Bittensor subnets at preferential terms, while providing projects with the capital and runway needed to launch correctly. Quasar (built on Subnet 24) is a clear example of how this mechanism is meant to work. Just days after launch, Quasar has entered Bitstarter…
By: Eyad Gomaa, CEO @TroyQuasar || Youssef Farahat, CTO @Farahatyoussef0 The Long Memory Problem For most people, artificial intelligence feels impressive but oddly forgetful. You can paste in a document, ask a few good questions, and then suddenly the system starts to lose the thread. Ask it to remember too much and it either slows…
