Cover image credit: Thesubnetdegen As artificial intelligence moves deeper into high-stakes environments, trust is becoming the defining constraint. In areas like financial trading, autonomous robotics, and real world automation, an AI system does not just need to be powerful. It must be probably correct. DSperse, Subnet 2 on Bittensor, is designed to solve that problem….
This week marks a major milestone for Nodexo. In its weekly update, the decentralized GPU compute marketplace on Bittensor announced that it is rolling out Proof of GPU v3, a foundational upgrade that reshapes how compute is validated, how providers get paid, and how the subnet evolves toward Nodexo 2.0. Rather than incremental changes, this…
One of the hardest problems in decentralized AI is not generation, it is evaluation. As AI systems move into open-ended domains like reasoning, creativity, and agentic behavior, judging quality becomes subjective, expensive, and difficult to verify on-chain. Traditional approaches rely on handcrafted metrics, spot checks, or delayed outcomes. All of them struggle at scale. New…
SUMMARY: The video introduces Sundae Bar (Subnet 121), a Bittensor project building a single generalized, autonomous enterprise AI agent that functions as a true digital worker rather than a chatbot—capable of executing end-to-end business workflows with persistent memory, role awareness, and continuous improvement. After pivoting from multiple vertical agents, Sundae Bar now uses a winner-take-all…
SUBNET UPDATES & ACHIEVEMENTS ➤ @chutes_ai (SN64)Chutes unveiled Fictio, a new character roleplay platform expanding interactive AI use cases within the subnet.Read more: Fictio launch ➤ @tplr_ai (SN3)Templar released a new research paper titled Heterogeneous Low-Bandwidth Pre-Training of LLMs, detailing novel approaches to efficient large model training.Read the paper: Templar research ➤ @babelbit (SN59)Babelbit introduced…
A Bittensor community member just proved something important about decentralized networks. They needed Twitter data for a dashboard tracking subnet activity. Using X’s Basic API would cost $200 per month. Using Bittensor’s Subnet 13, they spent $12.88 for the entire month. That’s 94% cheaper for the same data. TAOTemplar posted screenshots on January 10, 2026,…
By: Van As crypto enters a more mature phase, a structural shift is becoming harder to ignore. The market is no longer treating all blockchains as variations of the same investment thesis. Instead, two distinct categories are emerging, each with different economic characteristics, growth profiles, and risk dynamics. On one side are Layer-1 (L1) blockchains,…
By: TAO Galaxy As Bittensor’s decentralized economy matures, a new investment challenge is taking shape. With more than 100 subnets competing for capital, attention, and emissions, traditional approaches to crypto investing are starting to show their limits. In a recent research piece by TAO Galaxy, the team argues that dTAO (dynamic TAO) should not be…
Loosh AI, building on Bittensor’s Subnet 78, has released the public beta of its Cognition Engine, offering an early look at a decentralized system designed to make machine reasoning, memory, and behavioral constraints directly observable. Unlike consumer facing AI interfaces, the Loosh Cognition Engine is built as infrastructure. It exposes the internal processes that govern…
If you stake TAO on Bittensor’s Root network, you’ve probably wondered how long you actually have to wait for rewards. Bittensor says claims happen “approximately every 2 days,” but is that accurate? Taostats just published a detailed analysis answering that question with real data from over 100,000 claims. The short answer: Most people get their…
