As the year winds down and the holidays approach, the timing could not be better for reflection. In a festive end-of-year episode (which happens to be the second) of the Carrot and the Stick, Garrett Oetken (the Carrot) and Keith Singery (the Stick) came together to unpack some of the most important developments shaping Bittensor…
SUMMARY: This video argued that despite $TAO’s price decline, Bittensor remains a long-term opportunity as the market revisits oversold levels following its first halving. It explained how reduced emissions and Bitcoin-like tokenomics strengthen $TAO over time, especially as weaker subnets are forced out. The video, then, highlighted Bitcast as a key way individuals can earn…
SUMMARY: This video broke down the impact of Bittensor’s first halving, explaining why subnet liquidity tightening strengthens the ecosystem by forcing weak subnets out while rewarding innovation, demand, and real revenue. It argued that access to subnets ultimately drives demand for $TAO, supporting long-term price appreciation despite short-term volatility. The video also highlighted real-world traction…
By: Andy Everyone’s obsessing over “revenue” while completely missing what actually matters. Let me show you why the next Amazon of AI won’t be who you think. CoreWeave just got called “the next Amazon of the 2030s” by Motley Fool. Their revenue grew 134% YoY to $1.4 billion, with $55.6 billion in backlog contracts. Sounds…
SUMMARY: This video presented a bullish report on Bittensor ($TAO) post-halving despite market dumps, viewing price dips as healthy corrections akin to Bitcoin’s past halvings and opportunities to buy “half price” $TAO for long-term holds. It also highlighted protocol successes like Dynamic TAO (dTAO) and TAO Flow driving subnet innovation (e.g., Ridges‘ open-source winner-takes-all, Bitcast‘s…
SUMMARY: In this video, Gordon Frayne presented a long-term bull case for Bittensor’s $TAO, framing it as a once in a lifetime opportunity following its first halving, which has cut daily emissions by 50% and intensified competition across subnets. He also argued that much like Bitcoin ($BTC), the impact of this halving will unfold over…
Ecosystems do not mature by accident; they mature when builders realize that technology alone is no longer enough. That realization was at the heart of the emergency Hash Rate Podcast video chat hosted by Mark Jeffrey, joined by Jose Rios and Etienne Leroy from Bittensor Commons. What began as a brief update quickly turned into…
SUMMARY: This discussion between Siam Kidd and Mark Creaser explored whether Bittensor’s $TAO should be viewed as a typical crypto asset or as something closer to equity in real, revenue-generating networks. The argument was that subnet ‘$ALPHA’ tokens are largely insulated from traditional crypto market cycles because their value is driven by usage, liquidity, and…
SUMMARY: This video makes the bullish case for Bittensor as a Bitcoin-like early-stage asset, framing it as a decentralized “worldwide web of intelligence” powered by competitive AI subnets. It highlights strong institutional backing from Barry Silbert and Grayscale, the upcoming $TAO halving, and growing capital flowing into subnets as key supply demand catalysts. The video…
Bittensor continues to find its way into mainstream financial markets. On December 19, Virtune announced the launch of Virtune Bittensor ETP, a regulated ETP (Exchange-Traded Product) now listed on Nasdaq Stockholm. The listing gives both institutional and retail investors a straightforward way to gain exposure to Bittensor ($TAO) without navigating the technical hurdles of direct…
