the first apostle @tigfoundation

Joined June 2025
The power of algorithms They must stay open They must $TIG
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tigintern (𝔦, 𝔦) retweeted
This affects everyone Research needs a new economics youtu.be/skWt_PZosik?si=N4vx…
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tigintern (𝔦, 𝔦) retweeted
Jensen saying algorithms could 10x and open innovation is what wins...this is literally what @tigfoundation is building. If you want the $TIG bull case, he just gave it to you.
Jensen Huang (@nvidia CEO) thinks algorithms are the lever and open source wins long-term. So do we. Worth listening to this whole clip.
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tigintern (𝔦, 𝔦) retweeted
Work in progress. More soon.
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Replying to @SajoLik
Here's my thinking.. $TIG will become as big as $TAO currently is imo But.. $TAO will grow substantially from here Given time.. $TIG will also grow substantially from $TAO's valuation now Both are stupidly undervalued Both will be worth hundreds of billions in the future $TAO first.. then $TIG I wholeheartedly believe that.. and I'm positioned accordingly
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$TIG open sourcing their mining pool code is actually a bigger deal than most people realise.. Anyone can now take that code and launch their own pools Essentially letting anyone build competing pools and create a business around it.. without anyone elses permission Results in more competition.. lowers the barrier to entry.. and a much wider network of contributors Like I said.. its a bigger deal than it looks Kudos to the @tigfoundation for making that possible πŸ‘ $TIG
We've now open-sourced the code for a mining pool that runs on TIG. Want to run your own? Fork it. Give it a name. Set your own rules. Open it to whoever you like. The pool assigns benchmarks to members' machines, submits their work under the pool's TIG account, tracks credits and collateral on Base, and handles settlements and withdrawals. Most of the groundwork is done. The rest is up to you: hosting, branding, payout model, fees and spending caps. What's the point? For those new here, pools help smaller benchmarkers balance their factors across challenges. More pools mean more people can take part, and healthier competition across the network. That's why we're putting the code out there so anyone can build on it. No need to start from scratch. Pool server: github.com/tig-foundation/ti… Member client: github.com/tig-foundation/ti… MIT licensed. Still in development, so expect some bugs.
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tigintern (𝔦, 𝔦) retweeted
shamleess copying of @tigfoundation isn't slowing down this time it's @huggingface sincerest form of flattery ;)
it's time to invent math 2.0 (sounds on)
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tigintern (𝔦, 𝔦) retweeted
"The calibre of people willing to bring their hardest problems to $TIG’s protocol keeps rising." That's one of the most bullish things about The Innovation Game. It's a bet on the smartest people from their respective fields pushing the envelope further.
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tigintern (𝔦, 𝔦) retweeted
While AI grows powerful enough to outpace human discovery, the real risk is losing the curiosity and expertise that make progress meaningful. $TIG flips that script: an open protocol that coordinates global intelligence, rewards anyone who advances algorithms for real challenges in AI, science, climate, and more, and keeps innovation decentralized instead of locked away. This is how society stays in the gameβ€”not as passive observers of the tsunami, but as active builders of what comes next. The future of useful discovery stays open. #DeSci $TIG
Fields Medalist Timothy Gowers raises a troubling possibility: AI could become so powerful at mathematics that future generations may lose the motivation to study the subject deeply enough to understand its discoveries. The paradox is striking. Machines might eventually solve problems far beyond human capabilities, while fewer mathematicians possess the expertise needed to interpret their results. For Gowers, the deeper concern extends beyond the future of mathematical careers. It is about preserving the curiosity, intellectual discipline, and satisfaction of discovery that have sustained mathematics for centuries. He also envisions a possible transformation of the mathematician’s role, from discovering new theorems to interpreting, connecting, and explaining mathematical knowledge generated by AI. Reflecting on the approaching social consequences, Gowers offers a vivid analogy: β€œWe’re still on the beach, we can see the tsunami, but it hasn’t quite reached us yet.” Importantly, he is not calling for mathematics departments to close or for universities to stop admitting PhD students. His remarks are cautious predictions about a possible future, rather than descriptions of changes that have already taken place.
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tigintern (𝔦, 𝔦) retweeted
We have never advanced alone. So why should the future of intelligence be built that way? This is our manifesto.
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tigintern (𝔦, 𝔦) retweeted
I can confirm this isn't AI.. It's algorithms
Turns out the future does have flying cars
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$TIG to outperform them all
PRL to outperform TAO. NEAR to outperform VVV. ZEC to outperform BTC. QTC to outperform SUI. LINK to outperform AVAX. HYPE to outperform SOL. LIT to outperform UNI. Some rough market comparision takes here, it's time to think about outperformance. Everything will be higher in 3-6 months, but will you beat the market? I'm planning on it. Let's ride.
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$TIG has no competition ⚫️ "There is no one doing or even attempting to do what we did and the reason is because it made no private commercial sense before" πŸ”΅ "There was a market failure with respect to fundamental research.. $TIG's proof of work mechanisms specifically fixed that market failure" ⚫️ "So we can do a thing commercially now, which wasn't possible commercially before.. and that's the reason why there is no incumbent" Its incredible to see how much people are sleeping on this $TIG
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$TIG explained in 2 minutes
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tigintern (𝔦, 𝔦) retweeted
Nice. New $TIG challenges and challenge owners coming. I always love to see who shows up next in this protocol. Guaranteed gigabrain. Also, the more challenges that are flowing, the greater chance of algorithmic breakthroughs which then lead to more chances of licensing.
Tomorrow at 5pm BST, @Dr_JohnFletcher will be joined by TIG Researcher Adi to discuss The Simulation Deterrent. You'll hear how AI censored publication of the most creative AI safety strategy ever proposed, why it’s in the news, and what this has to do with TIG. He’ll also cover the latest TIG updates, including the upcoming open-sourcing of the mining pool, our research team’s trip to Munich, and new Challenges and Challenge Owners. See you there!
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⚫️ Artificial Intelligence Changes Algorithm Discovery AI dramatically strengthens $TIG's thesis Historically.. algorithm discovery was almost entirely performed by dumb old humans That is now changing.. AI can increasingly write code.. read papers.. test ideas.. analyse results.. combine techniques.. debug implementations and sift through enormous amounts of solution data So.. what happens when algorithm discovery itself becomes automated? Imagine autonomous research systems running continuously.. - They generate algorithms.. - Those algorithms enter $TIG.. - Benchmarkers test them.. - Successful algorithms gain adoption.. - Rewards flow toward the systems producing useful improvements.. - Those rewards fund more compute.. - More compute allows more experiments.. - More experiments generate more potential breakthroughs.. We now have the beginnings of a self reinforcing machine economic loop for scientific discovery What's being described above is Prometheus, built by @tigfoundation $TIG has created an infrastructure where humans and AI agents compete together in an economic tournament for computational innovation Resulting in an infrastructure on which machine intelligence competes to produce useful IP That is something that has barely existed until now Full Article πŸ‘‰ xitter.cf/DreadBong0/status/2090… $TIG
The Trillion Dollar Algorithm Economy - Why $TIG is the Next 1,000x Investment An easy to understand breakdown of why I think $TIG could be one of the most asymmetric opportunities in the world right now Hope you enjoy $TIG
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tigintern (𝔦, 𝔦) retweeted
$TIG community calls are sometimes like a cross between Open University and Tomorrows World .. Gotta be among the best Spaces on X Come along, have your mind blown by Dr Fletchers ability to predict the future, learn or simply be inspired to question more ..
Tomorrow at 5pm BST, @Dr_JohnFletcher will be joined by TIG Researcher Adi to discuss The Simulation Deterrent. You'll hear how AI censored publication of the most creative AI safety strategy ever proposed, why it’s in the news, and what this has to do with TIG. He’ll also cover the latest TIG updates, including the upcoming open-sourcing of the mining pool, our research team’s trip to Munich, and new Challenges and Challenge Owners. See you there!
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tigintern (𝔦, 𝔦) retweeted
Why I remain bullish on moonshots like $TIG compute-funded bounties will be HUGE in the upcoming years or even months (ai moves fast) At roughly $500K–1M of compute per hard problem by 2028, foundations, pharma, and DAOs can fund problems directly. Prize markets for compute-solved problems are a real crypto-native opportunity.
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tigintern (𝔦, 𝔦) retweeted
The most important community for Open Source AI isn't software engineering.. it's mathematics
Mathematicians may have a bigger role to play in the future of AI than they think.
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tigintern (𝔦, 𝔦) retweeted
Why does open research have a quadratic advantage?
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tigintern (𝔦, 𝔦) retweeted
I may not have a blue tick or thousands of followers .. but i know enough not to buy HWW’s from resellers, i know you need to cross each bridge when you get to it 🐸 .. and i also know very few understand why $TIG is one of the best cases for crypto that currently exists
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