If you’ve been watching $TAO lately, you’ve probably noticed the price is trending downward. After the historic first halving on December 15, 2025, the price hasn’t rocketed like some people expected. Instead, TAO has pulled back, volatility is high, and sentiment feels split. For people watching their portfolios shrink, this feels painful. TAO is still…
SUMMARY: In this video, Gordon Frayne presents a head-to-head comparison between Kaspa and Bittensor, two Layer-1 protocols that each draw heavily from Bitcoin’s core design principles while pursuing very different missions. Kaspa positions itself as a highly scalable proof-of-work payment layer, using block DAG technology to enable fast, low-cost transactions and potential microtransaction adoption. Bittensor,…
Safello, the leading cryptocurrency exchange in the Nordic region, has announced a new partnership with Fuels Capital, a Swedish provider of asset-backed financing solutions. Under the agreement, Safello will serve as the custodian for Bitcoin used as collateral in loans issued by Fuels Capital to entrepreneurs and investors holding illiquid assets. The collaboration operates on…
SUMMARY: In this episode of Bittensor Revenue Search, TAO.COM team unveiled a redesigned iOS wallet updating the original Bittensor app, emphasizing simplicity with fiat-denominated balances, one-tap Coinbase purchases (no account needed), and frictionless staking without validator selection. The app showcased subnet profiles with videos, team bios, roadmaps, and self-editable content to build conviction, alongside performance…
Real estate remains one of the largest and most valuable asset classes in the world, yet its core transactional processes have changed little over decades. Property sales, valuations, and financing still rely heavily on manual workflows, discretionary decision making, and centralized intermediaries. While these systems function, they introduce inefficiencies, opacity, and cost at a scale…
SUMMARY: This video examines Bittensor’s first halving and why it materially changes the supply dynamics, incentives, and long-term outlook of the network. It explains how reduced $TAO emissions may ease structural sell-pressure while reshaping subnet economics and validator incentives. This analysis contrasts decentralized, incentive-driven AI subnets with capital-intensive centralized incumbents, highlighting growing valuation and adoption…
SUMMARY: In this livestream, Alessandro discusses the first Bittensor ($TAO) halving, which halves daily emissions from 7,200 to 3,600 $TAO, reducing sell pressure from subnets that receive and sell these tokens to fund operations. He highlights Bittensor’s role as a decentralized incentive network for AI subnets (e.g., Ridges AI outperforming GPT-5 on benchmarks, Chutes offering…
By: Andy There is a growing disconnect in how people talk about Bittensor ($TAO). Crypto audiences see another token, AI audiences see a niche experiment, economists mostly see nothing at all and each group is missing the same thing. Bittensor is not a speculative asset story: It is not a short-term narrative, not even primarily…
Building AI applications today comes with a hidden problem: who pays for the AI? Every prompt, image, or response costs money. As apps grow, developers either cap usage, charge subscriptions, or quietly pay the cost themselves. That makes scaling risky, especially for small teams. A recent update from Chutes quietly changes this model. With the…
SUMMARY: This video breaks down the current market fear and why continuous DCA (Dollar Cost Average) into high-conviction plays despite broad crypto weakness. The focus being on Bittensor, highlights its relative strength, growing subnet ecosystem, and upcoming $TAO halving that cuts daily emissions in half, increasing long-term scarcity. The video also argues that the AI…
