MacDaddyofCrypto retweeted
“We’re already in a state of permissionlessness far beyond any example of a similar incentive network.”
On the latest Novelty Search, Bittensor co-founder @const_reborn looks ahead at the network’s roadmap.
With Root Reborn now live, the next focus is optimizing Bittensor’s liquidity pools, with derivatives, on-chain liquidity and order books among the upgrades ahead.
These upcoming market changes are part of Bittensor’s path toward full permissionlessness.
Full episode in the first comment
MacDaddyofCrypto retweeted
228,000+ holders and counting.
Tokenization is expanding access to the world’s most important markets and assets.
MacDaddyofCrypto retweeted
Once you get it $TAO
Agents will continuously compare price, latency, accuracy and availability.
Machines will purchase intelligence from other machines, real time.
If you thought money supply growth was the biggest economic problem, wait until the machine economy begins expanding faster than humans can measure it.
Infinite intelligence. Finite ownership.
$TAO
MacDaddyofCrypto retweeted
Next week, @bittensor in Paris :: @proofoftalk
2024: Sold out.
2025: Sold out.
2,500 leaders representing $18T in AUM don't gather by accident. They come because the room matters as much as the stage.
June 2 & 3, 2026. Louvre Palace, Paris.
Passes are now live. This is your window.
tickets.proofoftalk.io/
MacDaddyofCrypto retweeted
Subnet 68 NOVA :: Software prompting hardware
@metanova_labs partnering with @onepot_ai to synthesise the compounds discovered by #SN68 miners
"We have the competitions. We have the filtering of the compounds. They have an army of robots operating over their own chemical universe, and we can have the agents talking to each other to accelerate all of that."
Full Novelty Search E072 :: youtube.com/watch?v=9eFiVA4v…
MacDaddyofCrypto retweeted
Confidential payments were the headline last week.
What most missed:
Confidential Swaps have been live on near.com since March 31 and nearly half of all swap volume is already confidential.
Privacy is quickly becoming the default UX.
MacDaddyofCrypto retweeted
$TAO's Targon (SN4) $660K in GPU compute rentals in the last 30 days. $590K in miner emissions. Team bought back more than that. Real product.
Lium.io SN51 $600K in alpha token burns last month, not including miner burns. The most aggressive burn program in the ecosystem. Supply being destroyed while the price works itself out.
@const_reborn just posted $TAO liquidity rankings and said exactly what needs to land: the best subnets on Bittensor have been rewarded the most liquidity. The emission system is doing exactly what it was designed to do.
Chutes SN64 leads non-root subnets at τ193K in $TAO liquidity. Targon τ131K. Lium.io τ115K. Capital flowing to output. Merit-based.
Zipcode SN46 is going after the $2.3 trillion US mortgage and home equity market. Open property valuation, automated title checks, lien-based tokenization. Stripping the 2–5% middleman fee that costs Americans billions before they ever see a cent.
NIOME SN55 just sold out their genomics and AI summit. Building synthetic genomic data infrastructure for a life sciences market that has never had a decentralized solution.
Every prior cycle had this moment. The ones who understood what was being built while sentiment was at its worst did not regret holding. They regretted not buying more.
We have been down this road before.
@TargonCompute @lium_io @zipcodenetwork @NiomeAI
$TAO
DYOR.
MacDaddyofCrypto retweeted
Most people look at Bittensor and think AI models.
Think way bigger.
$TAO is building all the layers of AI infrastructure at the same time.
It's the only network trying to build every layer of AI infrastructure at the same time through open competition.
Data.
Compute.
Training.
Inference.
Agents.
Robotics.
Security.
Finance.
Science.
A full intelligence stack.
The most important part is this:
It gets better every day.
Every subnet is under constant pressure.
Miners compete.
Validators score.
Capital rotates.
Weak ideas die.
Strong outputs earn.
That is not normal crypto.
That is a live market for useful intelligence.
Centralized AI is one team, one roadmap, and one bottleneck.
Bittensor is 128 parallel R&D labs competing in public.
That is why this takes time.
Real infrastructure always does.
AWS did not become AWS overnight.
The internet did not become the internet overnight.
The first applications are already here, but the massive application wave comes after the rails mature.
Bittensor is laying the rails for decentralized AI.
No single company or person can copy 128 competing markets, all improving at once.
@chutes_ai for serverless inference
@TargonCompute for compute
@hippius_subnet for storage
@ridges_ai for coding agents
@Ninja_Subnet for AI coding duels
@harnyx_ai for deep research
@metanova_labs for drug discovery
@Bitcast_network for creator networks
@zipcodenetwork for real estate intelligence
@webuildscore for enterprise vision
@lium_io for agent-native GPU access
@SwarmSubnet for drone autonomy
@perturbaix for AI robustness testing
@vocence_bt for voice AI
That is the moat.
Not one model.
A living network that gets smarter every day it runs.
$TAO
MacDaddyofCrypto retweeted
$TAO is becoming easier to interact with over time
What started mainly for developers is slowly opening up through better tools, simpler wallets, and cross chain bridges that make it easier to move and use
You no longer need deep technical knowledge to interact with it, it matters because when access becomes easier, more people can participate not just builders, but users across the ecosystem
It doesn’t change how Bittensor works. It just expands who can be part of it
MacDaddyofCrypto retweeted
$TAO Conviction is coming. The data here already tells you why it matters before it even goes live. Read article below 👇 for more.
Data showing:
• 10,900,086 $TAO issued. 21M max supply. 66.92% staking ratio. The scarcity is already structural.
• $TAO in subnets growing from near zero to 18.13% of supply since dTAO launched. Capital is moving toward subnets and it is accelerating.
• $TAO on Root falling from 75% down to 47.86%. The migration toward subnet alpha is not slowing. It is compounding.
• $TAO on wallets climbing to 34.01%. People are holding. 719 Keep addresses and growing.
• Reserves over injected sitting at -29.55%. The protocol has injected more than reserves have absorbed. Organic demand needs to fill that gap.
• Cumulative trading volume approaching 90M $TAO since February. This ecosystem is not sleeping.
Now add Conviction to all of that.
• Every subnet owner emission locked automatically. No more silent exits.
• Any unlock visible on-chain 21 days before a single token can be sold.
• Community members, investors and miners can all lock alongside owners to build shared conviction scores.
• The more that lock, the less float exists. Less float plus growing demand equals one outcome.
• AI agents will eventually sort subnets by conviction depth. The ones locking deepest now are the ones agents will trust with production workloads later.
• Next halving is estimated January 20, 2030. Every block that passes, fewer $TAO get emitted. Every block that passes under Conviction, more of those emissions get locked instead of sold.
This is not speculation. This is math running in one direction.
Read the full breakdown in the article below. Everything you need to understand why this changes subnet investing permanently is in there.
$TAO
DYOR.
MacDaddyofCrypto retweeted
Bittensor is being used to make drugs
@metanova_labs is using #SN68 to accelerate drug R&D, with better early-stage candidate selection
Their incentive mechanisms target three areas:
- small molecule discovery
- nanobody design
- algorithmic search over chemical space
MacDaddyofCrypto retweeted
🚨 $TAO's @YumaGroup just built something that changes how the world will see this ecosystem. And it's not just for humans.
People keep asking where the use case is. It's been here. It's just that nobody had put it all in one place until now.
TaonSquare. taonsquare.com
One place. Every product powered by Bittensor. Searchable. Comparable. Priced. API-accessible.
• GPU compute from $0.09/hour.
• Decentralized storage at $0.003/GB.
• Serverless AI inference from $3/month.
• Cinematic video generation.
• Autonomous coding agents.
• Synthetic genomics.
• Real estate valuation.
• Decentralized model training.
• Quantum compute.
• Bitcoin mining pools.
• AI-powered 3D generation.
• Finance tools.
• Robotics.
• Science.
All of it. One directory. Built by Yuma DCG's Bittensor subsidiary.
Your AI agents can query TaonSquare directly via MCP. They can browse subnet capabilities, check pricing, compare products, and access the full catalog programmatically. The market of intelligence is now machine-readable.
This is what legitimacy looks like. This is what an ecosystem looks like when it has real products, real pricing, and real infrastructure behind it.
128+ subnets. One open market. Anyone can contribute. Anyone can build on top of it.
The app store for decentralized AI just launched.
$TAO
Always DYOR.
Check out TaonSquare, where builders can explore all the AI tools powered by Bittensor. Review subnet capabilities, pricing, API details and more, or let your agents do it via MCP. TaonSquare.com
MacDaddyofCrypto retweeted
Most of you will ignore this. But Bitcoin OGs will get this instantly. 👇
I’ve been around long enough to know how early opportunities feel. When I was accumulating Bitcoin, most people didn’t get it. They called it useless, risky, and said it would never work.
The ones who understood it early didn’t wait for approval, they paid attention, learned, and positioned.
I’m starting to see that same early-stage misunderstanding again with @Bittensor.
This isn’t just another altcoin people trade for quick gains. It’s something deeper. It’s infrastructure being built quietly while most of the market is distracted. Instead of chasing hype, it’s focused on creating real systems around decentralized intelligence.
▪️Decentralized AI networks actually producing value
▪️Real incentives, not fake yield
▪️Subnets competing like startups, but open
What stands out to me is how early this still is. $TAO isn’t just a token you flip, it’s becoming the base layer for decentralized intelligence, similar to how Bitcoin became the base layer for money.
The difference is, this time the market is even bigger. You’re not just looking at finance, you’re looking at AI, data, and computation all merging into one open network.
Most people will ignore it because it’s not simple to understand yet. That’s exactly how Bitcoin looked in the beginning. The same doubts, the same hesitation.
But if you’ve been through one cycle early, you start to trust the pattern. I’m not saying it replaces Bitcoin, nothing does that. But I am saying this: opportunities at this level don’t come often.
Bitcoin was the first time I saw it. Bittensor feels like the next time I’m seeing it early again.
You can study it now while it’s still quiet, or you can come back later when everyone is talking about it and pay a much higher price to understand the same thing.
MacDaddyofCrypto retweeted
Subnet tokens will come to Robinhood and Coinbase eventually. Probably.
For the Bittensor protocol to truly go mainstream, every day people are going to need a way to buy $TAO and subnet tokens. Right now, it involves a relatively complex process requiring a specialized Bittensor wallet (like the one offered by our pals at Crucible Labs!)
But soon, you’ll probably be able to acquire a piece of these projects directly from popular exchanges like Robinhood and Coinbase. How close are we to this long-awaited day?
cc: @Jason, @Lons, @MarkJeffrey, @shibshib89, @CrucibleLabs
MacDaddyofCrypto retweeted
The founder of $TAO just called Bitcoin a single subnet on Bittensor.
"BTC is the equivalent of one SN on bittensor. We're a much more complex ecology - even BTC wasn't decentralized at 1st - it was 1 guy for 3 years. bittensor is 5 years in & still building"
Great point. $TAO @signalweek @okx
MacDaddyofCrypto retweeted
$TAO is arguably the first liquid asset that stacks Bitcoin's scarcity, the S&P 500's self-pruning mechanism, and Nvidia's AI upside inside a single token. And it's trading at $250.
This is a decade-long case, laid out:
Bitcoin's scarcity model, but with revenue attached.
21M hard cap. First halving hit December 2025, emissions dropped from 7,200 to 3,600 $TAO/day. Roughly 67% of circulating supply is locked. Liquid float is 3M $TAO against a $2.7B market cap.
Bitcoin did a 1,311x increase in the decade after its first halving on a pure store-of-value thesis. $TAO has the same scarcity DNA, except the network underneath is already generating subnet-level revenue + usage flows, while many generate zero.
Like the S&P 500's survivorship mechanism but automated.
The S&P 500 outperformed the majority of active managers over 20 years for one reason: weak companies get pruned automatically. Strong ones compound.
Bittensor does the same thing onchain. 128 subnets (expanding to 256) compete for emissions. Losers die. Winners capture more. With flow-based emissions, the market votes with stake.
It's a self-optimizing index of decentralized AI companies. That structure has never existed in the history of financial assets.
Nvidia's AI tailwind, but priced like a mid-cap altcoin.
Nvidia went from $360B (2019) to $3.3T (2024). 10x in five years on a single thesis: picks and shovels of AI.
$TAO market cap today: $2.7B. Grayscale's AI Fund allocation to $TAO just hit 43% the single largest position in the fund. ETF application pending with the SEC. xTAO running a corporate treasury. Yuma staking $691M.
Real adoption is already landing:
• Venice.ai (1M+ paying users, founded by Erik Voorhees) trained their flagship model on @TargonCompute SN4
• Macrocosmos @IOTA_SN9 is targeting a 70B distributed training run world first
Venture-capital-style asymmetry, but liquid.
Owning $TAO is like owning a slice of every YC batch for the next decade. Except you don't wait 10 years for liquidity, failed projects don't zero your bag (they get replaced), and the winners compound back into $TAO automatically through the emission mechanism.
No VC fund on earth offers that structure.
The institutional rails are already built.
Grayscale Trust live. ETF filing pending. Bitwise filing. Corporate treasuries accumulating. Jensen Huang publicly endorsed decentralized training on the network. $TAO Institute launched April 2026 with a Subnet Risk Index for allocators @TAOInstitute_
Institutional wrappers don't just show up. They show up right before the repricing.
$TAO's strength is in:
Bitcoin is scarcity only.
Ethereum is programmability only.
Nvidia is revenue only.
The S&P 500 is survivorship only.
Venture capital is asymmetry only.
$TAO is the first asset in history sitting at the intersection of all five.
$TAO is also one of the only assets where usage reduces supply pressure.
Meaning:
• More competition, more $TAO recycled
• More usage, less net issuance
• Halving timeline, potentially extended
This creates a feedback loop:
Growth, Competition, Reduced Sell Pressure.
The next decade isn't a question of which AI company wins. OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI they'll keep burning hundreds of billions fighting each other. The question is which asset captures the open, permissionless infrastructure layer that everything else eventually plugs into.
That asset already exists. It ships every block. It has a 21M hard cap. It auto-prunes its weakest components. It's accumulating institutional cover. And most of the market still thinks it's just another coin.
Ten years from now, this price will look absurd.
$TAO
DYOR
MacDaddyofCrypto retweeted
Most scarcity is a myth.
I'll prove it to you.
21 million cap. Sounds scarce, right?
Wrong. Why's $TAO different?
Each token divides into 100 million. That's 2.1 quadrillion units. Functionally infinite supply. As demand grows, the market just shifts to smaller units. The scarcity premium evaporates.
Gold is scarce because you can't cut it infinitely and keep its usefulness. Anything else can be cut forever and retain every property. That's not scarcity. That's just an illusion.
Now look at $TAO.
21 million hard cap.
But the mechanics are completely different.
Halving already happened December 2025. Daily emissions cut from 7,200 to 3,600 $TAO.
Every four years it halves again.
Less new $TAO hits the market every single day.
Over 60% of circulating supply is already staked.
Locked in staking.
Locked in validators.
Locked in subnet pools.
Locked in miner registration.
Locked in liquidity routes.
Locked in institutional treasuries.
The liquid float shrinks every block.
And here's where $TAO diverges completely.
$TAO has utility demand.
Real demand.
Mandatory demand.
Want to register a subnet?
Recycle $TAO.
Want to mine?
Stake $TAO.
Want to validate?
Stake $TAO.
Want to register an AI agent?
Stake $TAO
Want to participate in any of 128 subnets competing for emissions? You need $TAO.
McKinsey sees $3T–$5T in global agentic commerce by 2030.
That is not humans clicking buttons.
That is software buying from software.
Every new subnet that launches creates a permanent drain on available supply.
If the use case is hold it.
$TAO has 128 use cases and counting.
Each one effectively locks supply, some forever.
Then there's the coming BIT-0011 proposal. Locked Stake and Conviction.
Subnet ownership becomes a continuous contest of commitment.
Want to own a subnet?
Lock $TAO for years.
Want to keep owning it?
Keep locking. The conviction score decays linearly, stop re-locking, and you lose the subnet to a challenger with higher conviction.
This is protocol-level alignment. It forces supply to stay locked or ownership gets transferred.
More $TAO locked.
More $TAO burned.
Less $TAO liquid.
More subnets launching.
More institutional buyers (Grayscale Trust, European ETPs, Stillcore, Yuma Asset Management, DCG, Goldman-backed infrastructure funds).
Scarcity is NOT a number on a chart.
$TAO's scarcity is programmable supply compression tied to real network utility.
The three-part test of money?
MOST FAIL
Unit of Account
Medium of Exchange
Store of Value.
$TAO passes a different test entirely. It's not trying to be money.
It's the reserve collateral layer for decentralized AI.
Every subnet pays tribute in $TAO. Every validator stakes $TAO. Every miner burns $TAO ALPHA to compete. Every institutional player accumulates $TAO to access the network.
Emissions follow net $TAO flows. Capital flows to useful intelligence. Useful intelligence earns emissions. Emissions deepen liquidity. Liquidity attracts more capital.
The loop compounds.
The float tightens.
The utility GROWS.
You DON'T need to believe in scarcity.
$TAO enforces scarcity through code, through utility, through halving, through stake, through burn mechanics, through 128 subnets competing for a fixed resource.
The market still prices $TAO like it's just another crypto.
Thats a Mistake and it's just math.
Less new $TAO.
Less liquid $TAO.
More subnet demand.
More institutional accumulation.
More mandatory burn.
More locked conviction.
More big the agent economy gets, the harder the available $TAO gets.
Every variable points in the same direction.
This isn't a prediction.
It's arithmetic.
$TAO
DYOR.
MacDaddyofCrypto retweeted
Bittensor $TAO was spotlighted at Nasdaq's @TradeTalks 👀
@EvanMalanga, Chief Revenue Officer at @YumaGroup, explained the Bittensor ecosystem on one of the biggest stages in traditional finance.
The intersection of AI and crypto is getting harder for TradFi to ignore.
MacDaddyofCrypto retweeted
$TAO fam, I read every word Jacob wrote. Twice. Then, a third time. And I sat with it for a while before writing this because what he said deserves it.
It Made me more convicted in this network than I have ever been.
Jacob opened with something you almost never see in this industry. Raw honesty. Not a corporate statement drafted. Not a PR-approved damage control. A man telling you that someone he considered a brother betrayed him and that it shook him. And in the same time, apologizing to every single person who lost money.
When was the last time you saw a founder of anything, crypto, tech, traditional finance, come out after a crisis and lead with an apology to the people who got hurt?
Not deflection. Not blame shifting. An apology. That tells you everything about who is steering this ship and, more importantly, the foundation the network was actually built on.
There is something about what happened here, and Jacob touched on it without flinching. It hits home to many of us. The people you help the most can hurt you the most. That is not a crypto problem. That is a human problem as old as humans themselves, even biblical. Like the brother who sells out the family. I think it happens because proximity to greatness sometimes breeds resentment instead of gratitude. And when someone flies too close to the sun on wings, they do not build alone. They forget who helped them get airborne in the first place.
Everything Covenant achieved the 72 billion parameter model, the arXiv paper, the Jensen Huang praise, the Anthropic citations all of it was built on the back of Bittensor's miners, Bittensor's emissions, Bittensor's infrastructure, and Bittensor's community. The network made it possible. The collective funded it. Then one person decided the recognition belonged to him alone.
Jacob said he could not regret trusting Samuel. What Samuel proved, through intense effort, was that permissionless open-source networks can compete with centralized billion-dollar fiat-funded labs.
Think about what kind of person says that about someone who just caused them max pain. A person who cares more about the mission than about being right. A person who understands that the work matters more than the individual who did it. That is not common. In any industry. In any era. That is the kind of leadership that builds things that last centuries, not quarters, folks.
The next thing I believe will define the next chapter of this network.
Bittensor was built to be resistant to the pitfalls of human error, greed, selfishness, and other sins. It is permissionless by nature because while we are all fatally flawed, we are also fatally required to participate in the future of AI.
Read that sentence again.
We are all fatally flawed. And we are all fatally required. That's the fire at the heart of this entire project. You can not build an open network and expect only good people to show up. You can not build a permissionless system and then be surprised when someone uses that permission to do something selfish. The openness that allows brilliance also allows betrayal. The only way to handle that is not to close the doors but to harden it up.
Now it’s happening.
This next part matters most because it speaks directly to Bittensor’s future.
Success is never a straight line. This all proves the mission here is a real one.
The future of Bittensor will be defined by how it metabolizes these problems into stronger primitives moving forward.
More coming...































