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…
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…
By: Victor SUBNET UPDATES & ACHIEVEMENTS ➤ Synthdata (SN50)Synth released its price distribution forecast API alongside newly introduced subscription plans, expanding access to its predictive intelligence stack. Details are available here. The team also expanded tokenized equity coverage, adding support for TSLAX, AAPLX, and GOOGLX, further broadening its financial prediction scope. More information can be…
The latest episode of the Bittensor Revenue Search pod covered one core theme: how capital, teams, and infrastructure are actually being built inside Bittensor right now. Watch the episode below: The hosts opened with updates from Davos, where they connected with key Bittensor figures including Chris (from Bitstarter), Etienne, and Max (from Score Subnet) at…
SUMMARY: The video frames Bittensor (TAO) as a “Bitcoin of AI,” outlining how its decentralized network of 120+ performance-ranked subnets creates an open marketplace for intelligence, distinct from centralized AI platforms. It highlights Bitcoin-like tokenomics with a fixed 21M supply, high staking participation, and growing institutional support via firms like DCG, Pantera, and a Grayscale…
Bittensor co-founder Const has announced plans to stake an additional 20,000 TAO into Bittensor subnets over the coming month. In a post dated January 22, 2026, Const said he intends to deploy the capital “next month’ish” and expressed a clear interest in speaking directly with every team building on Bittensor. Key takeaways from the announcement:…
The latest episode of Carrot and the Stick tackled two issues that matter more than anything else in Bittensor right now: the elimination of MEV attacks and how the network should govern subnets going forward. Watch the episode here: First, the big win. MEV on Bittensor is effectively dead. After nearly 11 months of sandwich…
SUMMARY: The video presents Bittensor’s TAO as a potentially Bitcoin-like opportunity, arguing it is undervalued at around $236 and highlighting its role as a decentralized AI marketplace that aligns incentives across miners, validators, and developers. The host explains how validators (including Subnet 44) act as the quality-control algorithm, ensuring only accurate AI outputs earn rewards….
The Bittensor Subnet Ideathon, run by the OpenTensor Foundation with HackQuest, is a global online event for builders interested in decentralized AI and incentive design. Participants design new Bittensor subnets by defining miner and validator roles, reward mechanisms, and real-world use cases. It is free to enter and structured to take ideas from concept to…
SUMMARY: In this video, Gordon Frayne explores It’s AI (Subnet 32) on the Bittensor network, presenting it as a market leader in the rapidly growing field of AI text detection. Gordon argues that as generative AI models like GPT-4, Gemini, and Claude continue to improve, the need for reliable tools to distinguish human writing from…
