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Training new residual experts on Qwen3.6-35B-A3B to support our next incentive update 👀
🤖 Made with AI
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Introducing eTAO: a new system giving subnets control over their alpha emission split.
Subnet owners can now decide how much goes to miners, validators, and themselves, based on the specific needs of their subnet.
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If you’re in crypto and don’t own any $TAO, where’s your head at?
The edge is being built in Bittensor, mates.
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Let’s be honest. btcli is a pain.
It was built for miners and technical subnet owners, people who live in a terminal.
Everyone else is stuck wondering “am I doing this right?” We all just want to get it done and keep our wallets safe.
So we put every btcli transaction in your browser. Meet Taostats Actions.
The easiest way to transact on Bittensor👇
taostats.io/blog/meet-taosta…
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Incentivize them into existence via a Bittensor Subnet. @lium_io already doing this very cheap- to get more, just need to incentivize more.
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My agents have a new place to call home 🏡
Hippius Confidential Compute is here.
VMs, managed PostgreSQL, Kubernetes and GitHub Actions runners. Each one a confidential VM, open to every Hippius account today.
Memory encrypted by the processor. Disks locked until attestation passes.
Start ⬇️
hippius.com/blog/hippius-con…
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Hippius Confidential Compute is here.
VMs, managed PostgreSQL, Kubernetes and GitHub Actions runners. Each one a confidential VM, open to every Hippius account today.
Memory encrypted by the processor. Disks locked until attestation passes.
Start ⬇️
hippius.com/blog/hippius-con…
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The power of Bittensor ☀️
Two ways to cut your agent bill: send fewer tokens, or pay less for each one.
With @SomaSubnet and SayGM, you get both on the same request.
On DeepSeek V4.1 Flash:
28% saved by compression on SOMA
55% model discount on SayGM
Full case study below 👇
saygm.com/blog/how-soma-cuts…
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Your genome belongs to you. That’s what NIOME is built to protect.
The sickle cell CRISPR challenge is complete, and drug response is next.
The $GENOME to $NIOME migration begins October 28.
Across the full migration, that could bring roughly 1,500 to 2,000 ($500k+) TAO into $NIOME, all of it convicted, locked into the subnet rather than sitting as sell pressure.
This is committed capital, not quick money. It’s the conviction that stays in.
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Common question: if I buy $TAO directly on CEX or swap USDC into subnets, that bypasses $TAO. So why will $TAO price rise?
Answer: No matter how you bought $TAO subnets, eg via CEX or other method, the CEX buys $TAO first then swaps it. You just don’t see it on the front end.
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So to be super clear:
I have USDC on Ethereum.
I can buy @engyai subnet tokens on Bittensor.
One transaction. Directly. This is a bridge + DEX in one go.
Later, I can sell my ENGY SN53 and I will get USDC on Ethereum.
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TL;DR
Bittensor has already proven to be a failure.
if it is a good incentive layer, why is it so shit at attracting talent ?
Why is it always underperforming the incentive layers outside it ? Why is it always lagging the world(s) outside of it ?
It lags the real world, it lags crypto.
Recent example (one of many) - Venice comes along. Starts dominating. Then what ? Bittensor inference provider subnets emerge because “follow the incentive”
It’s like they’re looking through the glass of their confined environment to see what is being incentivized and then mimic it. That is not what it should be in an ideal world.
If Bittensor is such a good incentive layer, it would have already been apparent. This is the objective truth. It wouldn’t have needed all this time. And this is why you keep seeing updates emerge like Null consensus most recently.
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FREE ALEX - A Question of Principles, Not Personalities.
Whether you like @DrocksAlex2 or not is beside the point.
The issue goes much deeper.
How can a network that champions decentralization, openness, and inclusivity justify excluding members of its own community simply because they disagree with certain decisions?
Since when should questioning decisions become a problem?
Bittensor claims to be building a system where the best ideas and merit should prevail. But how can we achieve that if critical voices are no longer welcome in the conversation?
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Talking Targon, Ep. 01 is now live.
Bittensor co-founder Jacob Steeves aka @const_reborn joins us to break down eTAO, the upgrade that lets subnet owners decide how their emissions are split.
We get into subnet economics, the guardrails against exploits, and what it unlocks for compute on Targon.