SUMMARY: On this episode of Market Cap, Greg Schvey, COO of Yuma Group, discusses how the firm supports innovation within the Bittensor ecosystem by helping high-potential teams access capital, technical infrastructure, and community alignment to build decentralized AI projects. Drawing on his background in fintech and crypto, Greg explains Yuma’s business model, how it evaluates…
The subnet economy has grown faster than ‘its measurement tools’. Thus, within Bittensor, capital no longer concentrates solely in $TAO. It disperses across dozens of subnet ‘$ALPHA’ tokens, each representing a distinct intelligence market. Yet until now, there has been no coherent way to answer a basic institutional question: How is the subnet economy performing…
INSIDE THE VIDEO: At the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), Evan Malanga, Chief Revenue Officer of Yuma (a subsidiary of Digital Currency Group), laid out a thesis: artificial intelligence, as it exists today, is a capital sinkhole. Massive capex, opaque accounting, closed systems, and little residual value for anyone outside a handful of Silicon Valley…
In a recent Super Cycle episode (watch below), Evan (Chief Revenue Officer at Yuma) gave one of the clearest breakdowns yet of how Yuma emerged inside the Digital Currency Group (DCG) empire, why Bittensor is winning the decentralized AI race, and what it will take to push the ecosystem into its next phase of adoption….
The report, titled Fundamental Value Analysis for Bittensor Subnet Tokens, was published by Yuma (a subsidiary of Digital Currency Group, DCG) in January 2026. It is authored by Greg Schvey, Jeff Schvey, Karl Osis, Kalen Boyles, Alex Bernbach, Youssef El Moujahid, and Lindsay Stone. The stated purpose is to define Bittensor subnet tokens within the…
Barry Silbert, the CEO of Yuma Group, has announced the launch of Hermes (grounded on Subnet 82 on Bittensor) marking a significant step toward making blockchain data usable by AI agents at production scale. Hermes is built by SubQuery Network and incubated through Yuma Group, an initiative focused on helping high-potential Bittensor subnets move from…
Yuma, a Digital Currency Group subsidiary and one of the largest validators on the Bittensor network, has announced integrations with 10 major custodians, wallets, and institutional platforms. The move opens secure TAO staking access to more than 100 million users and marks a major step toward institutional participation in Bittensor. The partners include Crypto.com, BitGo,…
DeAI (Decentralized AI) is moving from theory to reality faster than anyone expected, and a major force behind that acceleration is Yuma Group. Backed by Digital Currency Group (DCG) and led directly by Barry Silbert alongside key industry leaders, Yuma is quietly shaping some of the most influential subnets inside the Bittensor network. What began…
TAO Synergies Inc. (Nasdaq: TAOX), a publicly traded digital asset treasury company focused on the Bittensor ecosystem, has announced an initial $750,000 investment in Yuma Asset Management’s Bittensor Subnet Funds, marking a significant expansion of its exposure to decentralized network assets. The move deepens TAO Synergies’ position within Bittensor, where it already holds more than…
Connecticut Innovations (CI) has invested in Yuma Asset Management’s subnet token strategies through its AI/Q Fund, marking another institutional step into decentralized AI (deAI). Key Highlights: About Connecticut Innovations Connecticut Innovations (CI) is the state’s strategic venture capital arm and the leading source of financing and ongoing support for Connecticut’s innovative, high-growth companies. CI provides…
