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#Bittensor - With everyone focused on AI subnets hardly anyone is looking at 𝐒𝐮𝐛𝐧𝐞𝐭 𝟔𝟑. P2 launches in a matter of weeks with all major milestones almost ticked off, partnerships in the works, challenges ready. @qBitTensorLabs. It’s almost GO TIME! 🔥 $TAO

Keep in mind that my Bittensor $TAO review was focused on a single subnet two years ago. Yes, then it was shit. And yes, all the other subnets were shit aswell. Also, back then, the idea itself (that you could use consensus networks to e.g. verify inference or anything else of value mathematically and incentivize/prove/reward subnet miner behavior) was tenuous at best. zkML *is* becoming more practical. Still not practical, but becoming more so. Before you reference this takedown, I need to do a new review of current subnets, like Templar/Targon/Ridges/Chutes and establish whether they’re doing anything interesting, and that the Bittensor incentivization mechanism provides irreplaceable value-add other than just subsidizing costs. The fact that you can subsidize AI projects and achieve things as a subnet using the TAO emission subsidization is confusing for people for two reasons: * For onlookers from the outside, it can look like ”Oh, they did X in subnet Y? That’s impressive!” and that may be a valid takeaway * For other onlookers (with more skepticism) it will be a question whether the orchestration mechanism and verification mechanism Bittensor provides actually contributed anything, or if this was just retail speculators/bagholders subsidizing some AI thingamajig and the thingamajig wasn’t useless That’s why the achievements of subnets can be both impressive and unimpressive at the same time. As a more overarching question about all this, it’s about whether AI thematically is so important that it will *force* a marriage between AI projects and crypto liquidity, and that crypto will facilitate useful bootstrapping this way. *That*, I think will happen, and therefore it may be a mistake to chain yourself to the chariot of Bittensor’s demise.

@krakenfx make it be

A message to the KOLs talking shit ~as usual~ about $TAO :

@ShizzyUnchained @too_da_moon_ @krakenfx I also think Kraken Shizz. Reckon in increments of top subs or higher volumes?

Exchange listing coming soon for these 5 Subnets. They are watching. I think @krakenfx will be the first to list them. #Tao #Bittensor

$TAO Bittensor. What now? The market made its decision. Liquidity up to $340 has been cleared. The $240–260 liquidity zone is now far below price in the short term, even with RSI extremely stretched. As long as TAO holds above $300, the structure remains strong and the market is likely navigating toward the next capture zone around $340–360. That’s exactly the move we want to see next.

A theory about $TAO (based on what’s actually happening): Centralized AI (think OpenAI, Google, Microsoft) is powerful… but it has limits: – Closed models – Controlled access – Value captured by a few companies Now look at what Bittensor is doing with $TAO: > Anyone can contribute AI models > Models compete in open markets (subnets) > Performance is ranked on-chain > Rewards are distributed based on actual usefulness That’s not a narrative, that’s already live. Here’s the shift most people are missing: AI is moving from: “owned intelligence” > “permissionless intelligence” Instead of one company building the best model… you get thousands of models competing, evolving, and improving together. It’s similar to what Bitcoin did to money: – No central issuer – Open participation – Incentives aligned by protocol Bittensor is applying that same idea to intelligence. Why this matters: – Global talent can plug in (not just big tech employees) – Innovation moves faster (competition > silos) – Value flows to contributors, not just corporations My theory: If AI becomes the most important resource in the world… then the network that organizes, prices, and rewards intelligence becomes one of the most important layers of the internet. And right now, $TAO is one of the only projects actually doing this in production. Most people will only understand it once it’s obvious. And by then… it won’t be early anymore.

#Bittensor - With everyone focused on AI subnets hardly anyone is looking at 𝐒𝐮𝐛𝐧𝐞𝐭 𝟔𝟑. P2 launches in a matter of weeks with all major milestones almost ticked off, partnerships in the works, challenges ready. @qBitTensorLabs. It’s almost GO TIME! 🔥 $TAO

@coingecko @TaoIsTheKey @tplr_ai @chutes_ai @TargonCompute @affine_io @lium_io Add 63 in here @coingecko

Top 5 Bittensor Subnets by Market Cap 1. SN3 - @tplr_ai 2. SN64 - @chutes_ai 3. SN4 - @TargonCompute 4. SN120 - @affine_io 5. SN51 - @lium_io Are you bullish on $TAO?

bittensor's top 10 subnets by mcap and what they actually do: > SN64 Chutes: serverless AI cloud, deploy any model instantly, 85% cheaper than AWS. basically decentralized OpenAI API > SN3 Templar: training frontier LLMs across random GPUs worldwide. Jensen Huang heard about this. > SN4 Targon: multimodal AI marketplace, text/image/audio inference all in one. just dropped a whitepaper with Intel on running trusted compute on untrusted hardware > SN120 Affine: RL coordination layer that connects subnets together and keeps improving models through open competition > SN51 Celium: rent H100s cheaper than anywhere else, actual GPU marketplace with real revenue > SN62 Ridges: AI coding agents competing against each other 24/7 > SN8 Taoshi: miners generating live trading signals for BTC, ETH, forex. quant firms can plug directly into this > SN75 Hippius: decentralized S3 storage for Bittensor, the missing piece for AI apps that need to persist data > SN9 IOTA: distributed LLM pretraining, already proven at 14B params with a PhD-level team behind it > SN44 Score: computer vision for football analytics, 10x cheaper than traditional annotation with actual club partnerships $700M combined mcap for the whole top 10. less than one useless AI meme. do the math which one hits $1B first?

TAO Co-Founder explains how the TAO subnet flywheel works “The way that Bittensor subnets work is that in order to gain access to these subnets you need to have a fair amount of stake in them” “That’s what creates the economic game, the token represents access, the people that have the token are the people that can gatekeep the network and therefore they can monetise it” “If you were to try build a subnet around that you would then build a website and API service. That subnet would have its own token that is paired with TAO and that’s what creates the demand side for TAO, its a flywheel”

All eyes on $TAO Subnets have a lot in the pipeline

Templar mentioned. Again!

TAO Co-Founder says it’s disrespectful to not be a Bitcoin maxi “How can you not? It’s so disrespectful, it’s like walking into your grandfathers house and clocking him in the face”

@markjeffrey @FacetSir 63 to make it here by end of 2026 😉

Subnet total market cap: $1.7B+ for the first time And now THREE subnets with market caps > $100M (Also for the first time)

I am being honest when I say - this guy is an absolutely sick CEO. Bob is one of the most professional leaders we have on Bittensor. No one I would rather want making this presentation. (Except Jensen Huang maybe 😂) $TAO

For the first time literally ever, the king has been dethroned by a different subnet. Subs used to never dream of reaching Chutes level of dominance, but Templar is now a clear leader in dTAO. This explosive 3x Templar move has been sending ever since the 72B release $TAO

Imagine missing the best trade since Ethereum & Bitcoin because you think you're right-curving TAO isn't going anywhere & no it's not "too late" 95%+ of CT has quit since October