Full article written by Kai. Connect with him on Substack and Twitter (X). At the core of every subnet is its incentive mechanism. This is the process used to convince people to contribute, determining the limitations of the subnet competition and the parameters for achieving rewards. The incentive mechanism is what both attracts and repels…
By: Victor This week in the Bittensor ecosystem delivered major upgrades across subnets, new strategic investments, fresh product launches, and a wave of ecosystem-level progress as we move closer to the halving. Here are the top developments shaping the network: Subnet Updates & Achievements Apex (SN1) rolled out the evolution of its platform, introducing a…
The Bittensor subnet market has matured into one of the most dynamic arenas in DeAI (decentralized AI), especially with the coming of dTAO (dynamic $TAO). Liquidity has since then been growing, competition is intensifying, and allocation strategies are shifting rapidly. In this kind of environment, the traders who win are the ones who understand information…
Some interviews inform, some explain but this one does both while revealing the human vision behind one of Bittensor’s most focused real-estate subnets. In this edition of People of TAO, Louise Beattie speaks with Seby Rubino, the founder of RESI Labs (grounded on Bittensor’s Subnet 46). While Louise guides the discussion with warmth, Seby answers…
SUMMARY: Bittensor mining is becoming more accessible, and this video showcases two subnets that offer some of the easiest ways for beginners to start earning rewards. By providing concentrated liquidity on TaoFi (Subnet 10) or depositing $TAO into the Tenexium (Subnet 67) counterparty vault, users can earn both trading fees and mining emissions with minimal…
SUMMARY: Subnet 88 (Investing88) is one of the easiest Bittensor subnets to mine because you do not need AI-engineering skills. Mining is done by submitting portfolio strategies for Bittensor subnet “$ALPHA” or US stocks on the Zero Code dashboard, and the subnet rewards miners whose strategies perform well in simulated 1,000 TAO portfolios. This video…
Every blockchain has a few invisible forces moving behind the scenes. Some are good, some are harmful. And one of the most misunderstood forces is MEV (Maximum Extractable Value), a term that simply describes the extra value that bots extract by manipulating the order of transactions in a block. If you trade $TAO or any…
Full article by: Yubrew My snap response was elevated anxiety and wiping sweat off my forehead. Immediately tao emitted to lp’s is cut in half. Any sell pressure from miners could tank net tao flow, quickly snowballing out of control But after calming down, I realize good subnets could prosper. I’ll go into a bit…
By: Victor The Bittensor ecosystem continues to evolve at high speed, with major subnet upgrades, new product releases, strategic investments, and fresh research breakthroughs landing all at once. Below is a full roundup of what happened across the network this week — from new apps and OTC deals to model upgrades, product launches, and podcasts…
By: siamkidd Since entering crypto in 2016, I’ve liked many different projects. Some I’ve liked for years — but aside from Bitcoin, I never really found a “home.” Crypto is still 99% noise: empty promises, announcements of announcements, and endless nonsense. Then I found Bittensor. For the first six months, I thought it was pie-in-the-sky…
