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Access to intelligence should not depend on a handful of companies or governments.
This is why open, decentralized, permissionless AI matters.
This is why Bittensor matters.
The US government, citing national security authorities, has issued an export control directive to suspend all access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 by any foreign national, whether inside or outside the United States, including foreign national Anthropic employees.
The net effect of this order is that we must abruptly disable Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all our customers to ensure compliance.
Access to all other Claude models is not affected.
We apologize for this disruption to our customers. We believe this is a misunderstanding and are working to restore access as soon as possible.
Read our full statement: anthropic.com/news/fable-myt…
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Bitcoin is doing it again.
Not the fun part yet. The part where it gets everyone doubting the whole thing before the next cycle can really begin.
People forget how this asset works. It does not just go up because “halving.” That is the kindergarten version. The real engine is fixed supply meeting human emotion. There will only ever be 21 million coins, so when demand wakes up and real holders stop selling, price has to climb until it finds enough coins willing to move.
That is how you get the insane runs. The 1k to 20k move. The 3k to 69k move. The 15k to 126k move.
But then comes the part nobody likes.
Bitcoin has to digest what it just ate.
If an asset runs 8x, the market does not just calmly reset in three weeks and move on. It has to work through late buyers, leverage, weak hands, tourists, ETF flows, and everyone who bought the top calling themselves a long-term investor until the candles turned red.
That is where the downside gets ugly. The person who bought too early in the downtrend eventually becomes a seller lower. The trader who thought he was buying the low finds out he was just catching another bounce. The leveraged long does not get to be patient. He gets liquidated. Perps and synthetic exposure make the whole thing worse because they create extra demand on the way up and forced selling on the way down.
This is how Bitcoin gets those elevator-down phases.
Not because it died. Because ownership is being cleaned up.
Coins move from people who liked the price action to people who actually want the asset.
That process feels terrible while it is happening, which is exactly why it works. Doubt comes back. The timeline gets dark. People say AI replaced it. Stocks are better. Bitcoin had its moment. The whole thing is over.
And somehow they say this while Bitcoin is still trading above the last cycle’s blow-off double top.
Think about how crazy that is.
The 2021 top near 69k was viewed as this insane parabolic event after a 20x plus move from the prior cycle low. Now, after 7+ months of crypto winter, Bitcoin is still hanging around that old “impossible” zone, and people are acting like the asset failed.
That is not failure. That is a much higher floor trying to form.
Maybe the final floor is already in. Maybe it is not. Nobody knows. The only way to stay sane is station to station. If you think it is going lower, fine. Mark the next real support. Mark the level above that proves your read is wrong. Then update when price gives you new information.
Do not do what the eternal bears do.
Do not pick some dramatic number like 15k, 3k, or zero and then build your whole personality around it. That is how people blind themselves. They stop doing analysis and start defending a prophecy.
Being wrong is not the problem. Everyone is wrong. The problem is refusing to say, “I was wrong,” when the market has clearly moved on.
That is why Bitcoin is such a funny asset. Most bears do not say it is expensive. They do not say it needs a normal correction. They say it is going to zero.
They said it at $7. They said it at $70. They said it at $700. They said it at $7,000. Now they say it when one coin is worth more than most people make in a year.
That is the magic.
Bitcoin creates doubt, then feeds on the people who get trapped inside it.
It runs. It digests. It makes everyone question the whole thing. Then when the floor is finally found, the same people who were waiting for zero are shocked when it starts moving again.
The supply is still fixed. The emotions still swing too far. The believers still absorb the panic. The doubters still give it fuel.
Everyone is falling for it again.
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Big unlock moment for TAO. Expanding into Solana’s liquidity layer opens real distribution and capital access for subnets. If executed right, this is less about a wrapper and more about accelerating real adoption across ecosystems.
Wrapped TAO is coming to Solana.
And this is supported directly by the @SolanaFndn and @sunrise teams.
I sat down with @taodotcom CEO Yoav Cohen to break down why this matters for Bittensor.
This is not native TAO moving chains.
It’s an SPL wrapper designed to make TAO accessible inside Solana’s liquidity ecosystem.
The bigger idea:
• More liquidity access for TAO
• Exposure to Solana’s trading base
• A lower-friction path toward future subnet access
• A new capital base for subnet teams
The real question:
Does this become a true adoption bridge for Bittensor…
or just another speculative wrapper?
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TAO has proven the model. Real-world compute > wasted compute.
The next phase isn’t better subnets. It’s better distribution.
Right now, too much power sits with:
• concentrated capital
• centralized hardware
• tightly controlled subnet ops
That’s normal for early infrastructure. It’s how things get built.
But long term, the network only reaches its full potential when:
compute is everywhere
deployment is effortless
and participation is truly open
That’s where DeEEP fits.
We’re not here to replace subnets. We’re here to expand them.
By pushing hardware into the hands of individuals, standardizing deployment, and verifying real work across a global network, we help turn decentralization from a narrative into reality.
TAO unlocked the incentive layer.
DeEEP helps unlock the distribution layer.
This is a great video and interview to give an overview of the Bittensor ecosystem.
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Fannie Mae accepts first crypto-backed mortgage product cnb.cx/4c73uvM
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I'm doing an episode tomorrow with @jameswoodmanv, co-founder of @manifoldlabs
Will be sure to ask about @TargonCompute,
Will push out ASAP!
A Bittensor subnet just dropped a white paper co-authored with Intel.
Not a "partnership announcement." Not a logo on a slide. Two Intel engineers put their names on it.
Subnet 4. Targon. The biggest confidential compute network on Bittensor. And Intel just validated the entire architecture.
Targon built something called the Targon Virtual Machine. It uses Intel TDX and NVIDIA Confidential Computing to spin up fully encrypted VMs on random people's machines.
The host operator can't see your data. Can't read your model weights. Can't inspect GPU memory. Can't even mount the disk.
Here's how it works.
• Every hardware provider gets a uniquely encrypted VM
• The VM only decrypts after passing remote attestation through Intel Trust Authority
• If any part of the boot chain is tampered with, the key never releases. The disk stays locked.
• Once booted, the VM is IP-locked to that specific machine. You can't clone it, migrate it, or replay it elsewhere.
• Every 72 minutes, the node re-attests with a fresh challenge-response nonce. No stale proofs.
• CPU attestation and GPU attestation are nested into a single cryptographic proof
The threat model assumes the hardware provider is actively hostile. Full physical access. Controls the hypervisor. Can snapshot VMs. Can collude with other providers.
And the system still holds.
This is Bittensor Subnet 4. Over 1,500 H200s on the network. 20 billion+ paid inference tokens per day. $60M+ in annual compute incentives flowing through it.
Manifold raised a $10.5M Series A from OSS Capital, with Ram Shriram (early Google backer) participating.
But the Intel co-authorship is the real signal here.
Intel doesn't put engineer names on white papers for marketing. This is their team validating that Targon's architecture correctly implements TDX for production confidential computing on decentralized infrastructure.
That's enterprise credibility you can't buy.
The biggest unsolved problem in decentralized compute has always been trust. Nobody serious will run sensitive AI workloads on machines they don't control.
Targon just solved it at the hardware level. And Intel co-signed the receipt.
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INTEL: Senators and the White House agreed in principle on the crypto market-structure bill, with stablecoin interest limits and an April vote next
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🚨 DeEEP Network is now running AVAX Validators.
This is a big step toward expanding decentralized infrastructure across the ecosystem.
Our global device network can now support Avalanche validation alongside the growing list of workloads running on DeEEP.
More validators.
More infrastructure.
More decentralization.
The network keeps growing. ⚡
#Avalanche #AVAX #DePIN #Web3Infrastructure
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Absolutely correct
On the one hand, AI influencers are breathlessly raving about Claude Code, Clawdbot, and Cowork. And on the other hand, most people I know—even software engineers—are despondent, overwhelmed about how everything is changing so quickly. I hear this from people early in their careers especially, a fear that everything they've learned and the skills they've gained are rapidly being devalued.
This is a mental trap. Don't fall for it. You should not just be watching from the sidelines or reading articles about "how software engineering is changing."
Imagine it was 1993 and the personal computer revolution was kicking off. If you could go back in time to then, what should you have done?
The answer: try everything. Buy a PC. Learn how to touch type. Figure out what the Internet is. Imbibe it all. Don't wait until it becomes a job requirement.
That's exactly what you should do with AI. Try everything. Try Claude Code, try Clawdbot, try the Excel integrations, Veo, everything you can get your hands on. Learn what it's doing. Build your intuitions. Be one step ahead of it. Evolve alongside it. Don't lose your curiosity or get swallowed by anxiety or let yourself be convinced that you'll learn it when you have to. Think deeply about how AI will change the things around you—not society, that's too hard to project—but how it will change your job, your personal life, your immediate environment.
No matter how old you are or young you are, no matter what stage of your career you are in, we are all going through the biggest technological change of the last 100 years, and we're going through it together. Nobody has the answers. It's obvious that so much is going to change, but nobody is going to figure it out before you do if you choose to stay at the frontier.
So don't hide from it. Sit at the front of the class. Pay close attention. And be grateful that it's never been easier to stay at the frontier of the most important technology change of our lifetimes.
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🇺🇸 JUST IN: U.S. lender Rate launched RateFi, allowing borrowers to use verified crypto holdings in mortgage underwriting without selling them.
The rollout aligns with Senator Cynthia Lummis’ push to recognize crypto as a reserve asset in home loans.
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Replying to @openclaw
@openclaw is now LIVE on the DeEEP Network.
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Incredible to see the meme play out so accurately re @openclaw. Some incredible takes 😅
"Runs Clawdbot on a $5/mo Hetzner VPS in Frankfurt”
• “SSH tunnel + tmux + systemd service + nginx reverse proxy for WhatsApp bridge”
• “Wrote a custom Docker compose with 47 environment variables and healthchecks”
• “Proudly self-hosting Claude on 2 vCPU, 4GB RAM, constant OOM kills”
• “Uses tailscale + cloudflare tunnel + fail2ban + weekly cron reboots”
• “Spent 3 weekends optimizing latency instead of just buying the damn Mac Mini”
• “My uptime is 99.3% if you ignore the weekly kernel panics”
• “Refuses to pay $600 for hardware but happily burns $80/mo on VPS upgrades + electricity”
• “Has 3 backup scripts in bash but still panics when the instance gets suspended”
• “Thinks Mac Mini is ‘centralized cloud nonsense’ while running everything through DigitalOcean”
From my perspective I like to look at two indicators on the weekly time frame, Ichi cloud and Wyckoff method and with both of those the market looks less like it’s topping out and more like it’s taking a healthy breather after a long run. From the Wyckoff perspective, the pauses we’re seeing are better described as the market reloading rather than big players selling and exiting. Each time price moves sideways, supply gets absorbed and the market builds a base before moving higher again, with no clear signs that demand is failing or that a major breakdown is starting. From the Ichi side, the picture matches this idea: the trend is still intact, but the fast momentum has already happened and the system is now asking for time instead of more upside right away. The market is essentially letting things catch up rather than pushing higher aggressively. Taken together, this suggests the market is consolidating within strength, cooling off, rebuilding balance, and preparing for the next phase
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Kevin Warsh, our new Fed Chair said THIS about Bitcoin a while back 😳
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