Angry Davee

I would like to officially share that QueryAgent is moving to the next round of the subnet Ideathon. We give thanks to God. Now it is no longer just an idea, we get to build something special and share it with the Bittensor community. What we’re building is a platform for automated and verified on-chain analytics. 1/ We’re bringing deAI to on-chain analytics, enabling users to ask questions in plain English and get back SQL + result + snapshot. Yes, you no longer need to understand SQL to build dashboards. Think of it as Claude for analytics, but not just an assistant. 2/ Every response is reproducible because it comes with the exact query and dataset snapshot. 3/ You can schedule recurring questions for daily or weekly reports. 4/ You get instant charts, tables, and shareable reports generated from verified results. And this is just a glimpse of what we’re building. There is still so much to do and a lot of work ahead. The team includes @danielderedev, @_KaWisLeo, and @KarisOkey. If you believe you can contribute to the success of this product and you share the same vision, please reach out to me. We need your support now more than ever.

I’ve been thinking a lot about how crowded most crypto ecosystems have become, and how that affects real value. Let’s start with Solana. Over 84 million tokens have been created, with platforms like Pump.fun alone responsible for more than 12 million launches. Most of these, around 98% or more, end up rugged, abandoned, or with little to no liquidity after the initial hype fades. Ethereum has nearly 2 million token contracts deployed. While many serve real purposes, a large portion are low-activity or completely inactive projects that scatter liquidity across thousands of tokens. Even Bitcoin, which started it all, now has thousands of additional assets through protocols like BRC-20 with over 13,500 minted and Runes with around 8,000 etched. While this adds new layers, it still contributes to fragmentation in some ways. The result is simple. Liquidity gets spread thin, teams come and go quickly, and most tokens quietly fade away. It becomes difficult for real utility to stand out in all that noise. Now compare that to Bittensor. Bittensor takes a completely different approach. There is just one native token, $TAO. No permissionless token spam. Instead, the network operates through roughly 128 subnets as of 2026. Each subnet is a specialized AI marketplace focused on areas like model inference, training, compute routing, vision, or code generation. These subnets compete directly for TAO emissions based on performance metrics evaluated by validators and miners. If a subnet underperforms consistently, it gets outcompeted and replaced. Stronger subnets rise and capture more rewards. Weak teams and low-value ideas do not last long. They get replaced by better builders. This creates a merit-based system where competition drives constant improvement, and liquidity naturally concentrates on the winners instead of being diluted across endless tokens. The scarcity model also mirrors Bitcoin in some ways, but it is adapted for AI-driven growth. Bitcoin has gone through four halvings since 2009, with the most recent in 2024. Each halving reduces new supply, contributing to its long-term value. Its circulating supply is now around 20 million BTC, with a market cap of roughly $1.4 trillion at about $70,000 per BTC. Bittensor experienced its first halving in December 2025, reducing daily TAO emissions from about 7,200 to 3,600. The circulating supply is currently around 10.77 million TAO, with a market cap of about $3 billion at roughly $290 to $305 per TAO. Like Bitcoin, it has a maximum supply of 21 million. The next halving is expected around December 2029 when supply reaches approximately 15.75 million. If you want to explore these metrics further, you can check @taostats for detailed data and tools: taostats.io/bittensor-chro… Looking ahead, if halvings continue and decentralized AI keeps gaining traction, TAO could see meaningful upside from both reduced issuance and increasing demand. This becomes even more interesting when you consider developments like Subnet 3’s @tplr_ai training a 72B-parameter model across decentralized nodes. Even if the subnet cap expands in the future, whether to 256 or even 1,000, it would still be a tiny fraction compared to the millions of tokens in other ecosystems. Competition would simply become more intense, keeping the focus on high-performing subnets. To put the upside into perspective using mid-March 2026 estimates: • If TAO reached Solana’s market cap of around $52 billion, that would place TAO at approximately $5,000 per token. • Matching Ethereum’s $260 billion market cap would imply roughly $24,700 per TAO. • Reaching Bitcoin’s $1.48 trillion market cap would put TAO in $137,000 per token. These are purely hypothetical scenarios. Crypto remains highly volatile, and nothing is guaranteed. However, they highlight the potential upside if Bittensor captures even a fraction of the value flowing into decentralized intelligence.

@_KaWisLeo Well said

@RvCrypto Huge stuff

𝐁𝐢𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐫 $TAO 𝐒𝐩𝐨𝐭𝐥𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭: 𝐋𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐩𝐨𝐞𝐭 (𝐒𝐮𝐛𝐧𝐞𝐭 𝟕𝟏) – 𝐓𝐮𝐫𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐨 𝐑𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐮𝐞 Most sales teams don’t struggle with a lack of leads. They struggle with a lack of buyers. Modern sales databases can generate thousands of contacts in seconds. But knowing who is actually ready to buy is still guesswork. That gap between “lead” and “intent” is where Leadpoet operates. Subnet 71 is building an intent intelligence layer on Bittensor that identifies companies already showing purchase behavior, before the deal is obvious. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐜𝐨𝐫𝐞 𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐛𝐥𝐞𝐦 Traditional sales intelligence platforms focus on data volume like company size, industry and tech stack. But none of that tells you whether someone is actively buying right now. Sales teams still spend hours manually researching signals like hiring trends, new product launches and strategic shifts. Its a lot of work. And it scales poorly. 𝐋𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐩𝐨𝐞𝐭 𝐬𝐢𝐦𝐩𝐥𝐢𝐟𝐢𝐞𝐝 Leadpoet analyzes open-source web signals and surfaces decisionmakers tied to real buying intent. Instead of: Here is a list of companies that fit your ICP. You get: Here are the companies behaving like they are about to purchase. Today, Subnet 71 already holds approximately 2.8 million live leads. Miners compete to improve signal quality, and validators ensure that only high-quality outputs are surfaced. 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐝𝐮𝐜𝐭 𝐥𝐚𝐮𝐧𝐜𝐡 The biggest shift isn’t the dataset. It’s the product layer. Leadpoet is launching a self-serve dashboard, where users can: 🔸 Request leads on demand 🔸 View live inventory 🔸 Manage their pipeline directly 🔸 Deploy leads strategically This moves Subnet 71 from infrastructure to usable software. Over 25 closed beta users have already been deploying leads successfully, with strong feedback on both data quality and intent precision. Initial growth has been fully inbound, outbound begins now. Enterprise focus is planned for H2 2026. 𝐁𝐢𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐫 𝐚𝐬 𝐚 𝐬𝐚𝐥𝐞𝐬 𝐞𝐧𝐠𝐢𝐧𝐞 Most subnets optimize for model performance. Subnet 71 optimizes for conversion performance. Miners compete → Signals improve → Lead quality increases → Sales teams close faster → Demand compounds. This is decentralized intelligence applied directly to revenue workflows. 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐞𝐭 Sales intelligence is a multi-billion dollar market dominated by centralized players with static databases, opaque scoring and closed systems. Leadpoet introduces a continously improving open competition. If intent detection improves faster than centralized incumbents can adapt, Subnet 71 becomes more than a data provider. It becomes the intent layer for B2B. 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐜𝐥𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐨𝐧 Leadpoet isn’t building a bigger database. It’s building a smarter one. By identifying buyers before they raise their hand, Subnet 71 shortens the distance between signal and revenue. This is what happens when decentralized AI stops optimizing for benchmarks and starts optimizing for business outcomes. And that’s where things get interesting.

@mentatminds truly as @CryptoZPunisher said man needs a statue

All Mentat Minds users affected by the February 19th event have recovered 100% of their funds thanks to Const. Bittensor is a fast-paced ecosystem. Iteration is part of the process, and the network keeps improving. Mentat Minds remains fully committed to the same mission since day one: making Bittensor and its subnets accessible to everyone.

@micaelabazo @metanova_labs i love how you channelled that loss into something greater. Keep building good ser

6 months ago I lost my father to complications from chemotherapy. he beat pancreatic cancer against all odds, but the treatment ironically ended up killing him. I never stopped working on @metanova_labs because I believe *we* can do better. if you’ve ever struggled to direct your life, if you’ve ever felt powerless in the face of disease, if you’ve ever lost someone, then you understand there is nothing more important than medical innovation. for the first time in history we have the technological primitives to tackle the world’s most important problems. I would argue health is #1 on that list. with #bittensor you can fund and co-own these solutions. it's an opportunity to participate in and help shape the building of a new world. join us today.

@JesusMartinez @bittensor Welcome aboard mate

Watching the @bittensor documentary right now Holy sh*t this is so much bigger than I thought TAO is the next Bitcoin

@TaoOutsider lol. it's called a casino for a reason

I got an offer to promote an online casino. Right in the first message, they gave me a $1,000 bonus to test the platform. No deposit needed. Only condition: you can withdraw once you reach $5,000. I couldn’t resist. I went in to test it. Lost everything in 6 minutes.

@SubnetSummerT @Loosh_ai Keep building Loosh

Subnet 78 - @Loosh_ai This is what real builders look like. 🚀 Markets move, sentiment changes, but the teams that keep shipping through volatility are the ones that ultimately win. Strengthening scoring fairness and Sybil resistance while staying focused on long-term reasoning infrastructure is exactly the kind of work that matters.

@alpha_core_ai When will the remaining alpha be distributed and is it all going out at once?

After a lot of reflection, we’ve decided to sell the AlphaCore subnet slot. All remaining alpha will be paid out to pledgers shortly. Most importantly, pledgers come out ahead overall. This was not an easy decision, but we believe it is the right one for both the team and our supporters. The space is evolving extremely quickly, and rather than forcing the current direction forward, we feel it makes more sense to step back, absorb what we’ve learned, and come back a better long-term product direction. We still believe there is real value in the foundation we built, especially around the synthetic pipeline and the broader work we’ve done so far. We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who supported AlphaCore and believed in the vision. Thank you for backing us ♥️ This is not the end. We’re regrouping, reflecting, and excited to come back stronger! A big thank you to @bitstarterAI who helped get the project off the ground.

@freewelldom_ @charliefx_ After wetin I don see @ahmedxm01 do? I no doubt am one bit Very effing possible

@AngryDavee @charliefx_ Toh You believe am?

I know @charliefx_ and @AngryDavee did like 20% of that amount

> Bittensor is decentralized > Bittensor is artificial general intelligence > Bittensor is the subnets Every subnet is its own marketplace, producing digital commodities and solving one part of the broader AI stack. So instead of one network trying to do everything, Bittensor splits the work across separate sub-networks. Each subnet is like: > a market > a competition > a factory Whether it is compute, inference, training, data, rankings, agents, storage, or forecasting, these are the building blocks needed to power a better generation of AI systems. Bittensor is the only way to build and maintain artificial intelligence that makes economic sense.

You don’t see me posting about $TAO price during this pump because, in my opinion, it’s still undervalued. > The largest deAI network > Outperformed BTC by about 4x in the past 7D > Mind-blowing innovations happening on the network For example: • Covenant-72B by @tplr_ai completed the largest permissionless, fully decentralised LLM pre-training run ever. • Arbos, an AI agent, bought and is running a subnet by itself (SN97). • The same agent was used by Metanova to analyze 1k molecules. > Subnets have done 2-5x in the last month, some doing 50% in 24H > Subnets are launching more products and generating more rev than any other network out there. It’s not just a year for deAI/Bittensor, it’s also a year for subnets, and we’re experiencing the subnet boom. Should I tell you the real alpha? Everything on Bittensor is undervalued.

@HermesSubnet @TAOFlows Amazing

@AngryDavee @TAOFlows We're close to being done @angrydavee but I'll DM you anyway!

We thought the product would speak for itself. But one thing we've learned since launching on Bittensor is just how much this community cares. And honestly, that passion is exactly why we wanted to build here. Over the past weeks, many of you have voiced concerns about a perceived "dual token" structure between Hermes and SubQuery. Even though the tokens serve completely different purposes with no overlap, bridging, or value extraction, it's clear the community doesn't believe in a dual-token approach — regardless of the intent. So we're taking that feedback seriously. Hermes will be separating from SubQuery. Separate focus. We'll be onboarding new talent, engaging advisors and rolling out a fresh identity for Hermes with no ongoing connection to SubQuery (aside from the technical data benefits). More details coming soon.. it's going to be a big week. But we want to be clear: we hear you, and we believe deeply in what Hermes is building. Nothing should compromise that.

Managing $TAO and Bittensor subnet positions just became significantly easier. @taostats taostats has long been the go-to block explorer and analytics platform for the Bittensor ecosystem, delivering real-time metagraph data, subnet rankings, emissions tracking, and powerful dashboards trusted by the community. Now the team has introduced something even more impactful: the taostats Bittensor Chrome Wallet. A purpose-built, non-custodial extension designed specifically for $TAO holders, subnet stakers, and alpha token participants. Unlike generic multi-chain wallets, this wallet integrates deeply with Bittensor’s unique mechanics giving users a more efficient way to manage positions, optimize yields, and interact with the network. Key features include: >• Ultra-fast staking ; Stake, unstake, or delegate to any subnet in just two clicks through a streamlined interface >• Unified portfolio view;Track hotkeys, subnet allocations, $TAO balances, and alpha positions from a single dashboard >• Real-time insights in-wallet; Live subnet APY, emissions data, alpha pricing, and dynamic $TAO ( $dTAO) metrics without leaving the extension >• Strong security defaults; MEVShield and taostats Shield enabled by default, plus full Ledger hardware wallet support >• Optimized alpha token UX; Seamless $dTAO swaps with slippage visibility and pre-confirmation analytics. The result is a cleaner, faster, and more efficient way to participate in the Bittensor economy, whether you're managing multiple hotkeys, optimizing subnet yields, or trading alpha tokens with greater confidence. Explore it here: taostats.io/bittensor-chro…⁠�

I just found out where I rank in the Bittensor conversation on X. - Not by followers. - Not by likes But whether the people who matter in this space think what I say is worth repeating. Top 30%. Verified on-chain. And I won't lie, seeing it made me think about how broken the system used to be You know how this normally works. Someone with 200k followers posts about a project. Engagement looks massive. Price doesn't move. Nobody actually cared. They just scrolled past and double tapped. Meanwhile someone with 4k followers who the right people actually read says one thing, and the whole conversation shifts. That gap between perceived influence and real influence. Everyone in this space feels it. Nobody built something to close it. Until Bitcast. Bitcast (Subnet 93) started as a decentralized YouTube creator network. Brands post content briefs. Creators publish videos. Validators verify real engagement on-chain. Miners earn TAO based on actual watch time and YouTube Premium revenue. Not views that disappear after an audit. Real audience attention with real value attached to it. But what really made me stop was the X subnet. Bitcast X maps the Bittensor conversation on X, and scores influence the way it should actually be measured. PageRank-style. Quotes and retweets from accounts that matter carry real weight. A like from someone who never engages meaningfully counts for almost nothing. The system is looking for earned credibility not manufactured visibility. Only on the Merit-based whitelist that updates every week. You rise by saying things worth amplifying. You fall by going silent or becoming irrelevant. > No GitHub > No servers > No technical setup. Tweet the code once and you're in. And now Stitch3 layered a KOL scorecard on top of the whole thing. That image above is mine. Top 30% in the Bittensor niche. Top connections include @const_reborn and @opentensor. That score didn't come from buying followers or running engagement pods. It came from showing up consistently in a conversation that the right people are actually having. That's the thing about this system that I keep coming back to. It doesn't reward noise. It rewards signal. And in a space drowning in noise right now, that distinction is worth more than most people realize. @Bitcast_network is one of those subnets that's been building with its head down and the work is starting to show. Check your own score. You might be surprised where you actually stand.

@danielderedev It's me, @const_reborn, and @opentensor We the big three, yeah we started a league

Hello @JesusMartinez , Allow me to introduce you to @SubnetSummerTAO the largest TAO-focused Telegram community within the Bittensor ecosystem. Inside the community, you’ll be able to connect directly with subnet owners, miners, top contributors, and many of the builders actively working across Bittensor. We regularly host video AMAs with teams across the 128 subnets. One of the key goals of these sessions is to give the community a chance to hear directly from subnet teams and ask questions in real time. We also require these AMAs to be video-based, so the community can see the teams behind the projects. This helps ensure transparency and reduces some of the security risks that occasionally arise in the ecosystem. We’d be very excited to welcome you and your audience into the community.

@_KaWisLeo @JesusMartinez @SubnetSummerTAO 100% correct there KaWis