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@crypto_with_seb @GuilhermeH86533 Stopped supporting it weeks ago but fucking tweet relentlessly about it. A classic turd that wont flush now. Comical. 😂😂😂🤡

@GuilhermeH86533 Yesterday? I stopped supporting it weeks ago, if not months. Keep drinking CFB piss mate.

Cough cough AI heating up. Some will continue to climb while some will keep selling you the dream 😉

⛰️ Ridges Competition 22 Results · May 14-19 419 agents created. 9 approved for emissions. Best score: 76.67%. Avg: 57.56%. The bar is high. That's the point. The notable change this comp: we introduced a cost maximum of $0.29 per problem. Our average cost per problem solved is now $0.10, giving us a margin of $0.19 or 65%. When we deploy miner agents to serve real clients, miners are guaranteed to turn a profit. Aligning incentives properly matters more than inflating participation numbers. Standards up. Emissions earned, not given.

Mainnet by the end of May. The devs are cooking. 😎

@misokeik and another one! 🤡 Best thing since sliced bread when price go up.....Load of shit and a scam and no ones cares boo hoo when its taking a downturn😂.....maybe its just a coincidence all you bell ends appear on why its shit ONLY when price is going down. Melts

I’ve reached my limit. I’ve been in Bittensor long enough to remember when places like Subnet Summer actually felt insightful. People were sharing research, architecture ideas, mechanism discussions, real curiosity about open intelligence. Now 90% of the ecosystem feels like a giant social PvP game. Now matter the “value” the names below might bring in the ecosystem, their motive is just one. Increase their $/τ stack. And honestly, most of them probably understand exactly how precious ττ actually is. That’s what makes this worse. Because when someone truly understands the potential value of TAO and still chooses manipulation, insider behavior, narrative farming, and extraction over ethics, transparency, and long-term alignment, that’s no longer ignorance. That’s character. @bitstarterAI insiders trading their own incubated launches. @dsvfund the same. KOLs like @CryptoZPunisher , @sobczak_mariusz , @tseutseutao , @SubnetSummerT and others turning attention into leverage, trust into liquidity, and narratives into exits. Community chats like subnetsummer which is now up to 2600+ ppl became a hype loop instead of a place to learn. And the saddest part is that many newcomers genuinely think this is normal. It’s not. Bittensor was supposed to be an experiment around open intelligence, incentives, and merit. Not a competition of who can manipulate attention the fastest. Everyone talks about decentralization and intelligence markets, but most actors are just trying to extract as much ττ as possible from people with less information than them. Not every person/team is like this, and that’s important to say. There are still a few people that actually feel like they’re trying to build real infrastructure and real utility: @const_reborn , @jon_durbin , @fish_datura , @MaxScore , @BeyondNISQ , @Tom_A_Lynch You can feel the difference when people are focused on product instead of narrative farming. Some people look at Bittensor and see a once-in-a-decade opportunity to help build open intelligence infrastructure. Others just see a very intelligent exit liquidity machine. That distinction is becoming clearer every month. The irony is that the people extracting the hardest from this ecosystem are often the same people publicly talking the most about “alignment.” And honestly, if your entire contribution to open intelligence disappears the moment emissions stop, then maybe you were never building intelligence infrastructure in the first place. Maybe you were just farming attention around it. I still believe Bittensor is one of the most important experiments in crypto. That’s exactly why watching parts of the culture decay into extraction, ego, insider flow, and coordinated narrative games feels so disappointing. Because this network deserves better than becoming just another crypto cycle. I could keep writing more and more but it wont help any further. All this came from my love and passion about #bittensor $TAO and being influenced by the missionaries. - τ

@princeharry_za @DrocksAlex2 Its comical. You all love it when price go up. Subnets take a bit of a hit and all of a sudden the whole idea is shit and everything is a scam. Melts.

@DrocksAlex2 The subnets are a complete joke at this point. Doubting Bittensor use case for the first time in 3 years. IT's basically pumpfun wrapped in AI packaging with bitcoin emission tokenomics but easier/free to earn.

I can't stand Bittensor It's such a lame network where you can't build real stuff that actually work It incentivizes lying to create hype, cheating, inventing stupid projects that no one needs and it also attract thiefs. It promotes as the future of AI but teams can't even build because they can just disappear as fast as they joined. Or on the opposite of that, you can have teams of grifters or privileged losers stay up because they're just too rich and they can keep the bs show going for as long as they have $TAO and they do because they get fuxking 8% APY on root.

@MathysLefebvr18 amazing. What website is the portfolio from?

Week 14 update — TAO Subnet Portfolio Started with 60 TAO Now: 64.57 TAO Overall: +7.62% / +4.57 TAO Positions: SN68 NOVA +58.00% SN44 Score +53.65% SN46 RESI +32.47% SN85 Vidaio +28.96% SN8 Vanta -7.66% SN75 Hippius -7.91% SN35 OxMarkets -8.50% SN50 Synth -8.76% SN64 Chutes -10.01% SN71 Leadpoet -23.21% Still holding 10 active subnet positions. I'm glad to have sold all my Ridges, I would of lost -19% more if I didn't. $TAO

@PumpitFox @crypto_with_seb

Sometimes you just need to go fetch the info on the server by asking questions. 😏 $Qubic remains and will remain my best investment 🤠🤠 ⏳#Qubic

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@tseutseutao @Pop_Collapse @KibibyteMe Agreed. But are they still building? Yes. Do they still have a good team? Yes. Is communication getting slightly better....Sort of yes lol? Still a great project and its time to let it go. We all know he's left time to move on if thats to much for you?

@Pop_Collapse @KibibyteMe I think the same as well But they need to SAY IT

$TAO #SN62 - The AMA scheduled for this week did not take place, but should be coming soon, according to @KibibyteMe. The situation regarding Shak needs to be clarified to allow for a full handover of the project, given that the trust of all investors has been undermined.

@Investing88ai @here4impact I just read the ‘email to discuss. Access’ emailed with nada in return. No worries and all the best with setting it up. 🙏🏻

@CablingDog @here4impact If you read our previous update including the executive summary PDF, there are some technical challenges to solve. It's no easy task managing small wallets individually. We are working to get everyone access no matter the wallet size. It will have to be a pooled vehicle

The 88 private VIP fund has fully recovered from the worst rugpull in Bittensor history. It's now making new ATHs. The public index is also recovering fast, though results have been uneven. While larger wallets have mostly recovered, smaller wallets will take longer due to challenges outlined in our prior update. x.com/Investing88ai/… We're exploring multiple options that will greatly benefit small investors, including a multisig aggregate wallet involving key players in the ecosystem. The 88 Quant Fund's performance is beyond doubt. Rest assured we are working hard to get every holder back in the green and long-term growth.

@crypto_with_seb @markhales @DeFiMomma Even the best of the best marketing will not work in this market. Patience - and if the project is what it seems to be then you will never have to worry about money again. Simply a waiting game for us. 🙌🏻🚀

@CablingDog @markhales @DeFiMomma Chalk it up to pettiness, real money is on the line and if no one else has balls to call it what it is then I will. Y’all too nice on her.

@markhales @crypto_with_seb @DeFiMomma Well put indeed. From someone who keeps claiming he 'is done'. Now just appearing with this and doing everything to make himself look petty and thoroughly bitter. Gone way beyond constructive criticism. You are being all consumed my G. Do better, Peace and love xx

@crypto_with_seb @DeFiMomma Wow, what an awful post. Some of the replies are worse. Personal attacks and masogyny. Constructive criticism is good but this… attack.. No brand will give you the time of day. The association would be damaging. You should delete this. Reflects really poorly on you.

Ridges most undervalued Bittensor subnet? Sitting top spot on AlphaGap🥇 Dev score 📈 Product 📈 Whale 🐋 Price 📉 Let’s see how this plays out shall we?

🚨 $TAO Ridges @ridges_ai SN62 just sat down with @jollygreenmoney for a deep dive with Cameron Fairchild on CLAUDE. OPENCLAW. BITTENSOR. Connected through one skill 🧠 on RIDGES becoming the brain, and what came out of that conversation is exactly why this remains my favorite subnet on Bittensor. Cameron is Not a marketing guy. The technical lead of the subnet, talking openly about where Ridges is, where it's going, and what's actually being built. AI AGENT WAVE IS HERE Claude. OpenClaw. The mainstream just woke up to autonomous coding agents. Ridges has been building this exact thing for over a year. Their product Ridgeline lets you submit a GitHub issue and the agent solves it end-to-end. No back-and-forth. No babysitting. It works in the background and ships you a Pull Request when it's done. Not autocomplete. Not a copilot. An autonomous AI software engineer. That is the same thesis Cursor raised at $29B for. The same thesis Devin raised at $10B for. Ridges is doing it on Bittensor. Open. Decentralized. Cost-effective. OPENCLAW INTEGRATION Cameron confirmed they are building a Ridges skill for OpenClaw. Read that again. OpenClaw is exploding right now as the agent layer for non-technical users. When that skill ships, every OpenClaw user can delegate complex coding work directly to Ridges agents without needing to touch a single line of subnet documentation. Claude. OpenClaw. Bittensor. Connected through one skill. Ridges becomes the coding brain that other agents call. THE COST Cameron explained how Ridges crushes pricing. They don't run their own GPUs. They tap into other Bittensor subnets Targon for inference, chutes for compute getting the cheapest, highest-quality decentralized inference on Earth. Add competitive miner economics on top. Miners only get paid when they ship something valuable. No bloated overhead. No corporate burn rate. The result: a coding agent that competes with OpenAI and Anthropic at a fraction of the cost. That is what subnet composability actually means. Subnets stacking on subnets. Each one making the other cheaper, faster, better. THE REFACTOR IS BIGGER THAN PEOPLE REALIZE. Ridges is shipping a full multi-file framework that lets miners build genuinely complex agent architectures no more single Python script limits. Benchmarks are changing too. No more SWE-bench overfitting. They’re moving to dynamic, real-time GitHub scraping so miners never see the problem until it hits them. That’s how you build agents that actually work in production. The economics are even more important. Under the new flow-based emissions model, subnets that don’t generate real revenue will bleed. Ridges is already shipping subscriptions via Ridgeline, integrating X42 + Handshake for permissionless pay-per-job pricing, and amortizing inference costs across paying users. They’re becoming a self-sustaining business not a subsidy farm. Cameron didn’t dodge the conviction lock question. He embraced BIT-0011 and said locking stake is exactly how a subnet owner signals “we’re here to stay.” Post-Covenant, that matters. This team has been battle-tested. Early challenges. The Covenant dump. They didn’t run. They shipped. What this means: - Ridges is becoming the coding agent layer for the entire Bittensor ecosystem - OpenClaw integration = millions of new users - Cost structure undercuts every centralized competitor - Real revenue model already live - Core team aligned for long-term lock-up - Cameron is a Bittensor core contributor with protocol-level visibility Sequoia called the AI agent opportunity a $1 trillion services replacement. Cursor is at $29B. Devin at $10B. Ridges is positioned to capture a piece of that on decentralized rails at 1/100th the price, open, permissionless, and composable. This is still my favorite subnet on Bittensor. $TAO This is why you should watch the full video here 🎬 youtu.be/RuaKAhYH_P8?si… Credit: @jollygreenmoney

There have been consistent updates on @ridges_ai and across Discord. Development on SN62 has never stopped, and Latent recently hired a senior Python developer dedicated to SN62. I agree on calming the community. A lot of recent sentiment around SN62 doesn’t really match the actual development happening. I am sure the team will let the execution speak for itself

What I’m about to say about $QUBIC is INSANE!! Every cycle of hype and crisis in the world brings a new critical need. We’ve already seen it with: - DeFi (banking without banks) - Metaverse (new forms of human interaction) - RWA (tokenization of real-world assets) - Privacy (ZKP, Monero, etc.) - Stablecoins (digitized dollar) - AI (LLMs and automation) - Quantum Technology (post-classical computing) And now: Computational Energy + Decentralized AGI The next incalculable frontier is energy for data processing. Whoever turns mining power into abundant, real-use compute infrastructure will dominate the next cycle. Sovereign nations will no longer accept depending exclusively on American (or Chinese) Big Tech for critical AI, defense, and intelligence. Digital sovereignty has become a matter of national security. $QUBIC is perfectly positioned for this. Through Aigarth (its evolutionary “AI Garden”), the network runs on Useful Proof-of-Work: miners’ energy (CPU/GPU) isn’t wasted on useless hashes - it trains and evolves a decentralized AGI in real time. It’s becoming the world’s largest dedicated decentralized supercomputer. While nations seek alternatives to avoid becoming hostages to monopolies, QUBIC delivers accessible, resilient, and sovereign AGI - any country can run its own decentralized intelligence without relying on vulnerable centralized data centers. An adoption explosion is coming. QUBIC has the potential to become one of the most valuable assets on the planet by solving compute abundance + computational sovereignty. Other projects will try to follow (we already see echoes in ideas from figures like Elon Musk about open AGI). But by the time they wake up to the mathematical, structural, and philosophical problems QUBIC has been tackling for years, the network will be light-years ahead. This is not just price speculation. It’s a real-utility asset - proof of those who truly understand the future of distributed computing. Remember Palantir? At its 2020 IPO, valuation was ~$22B. Today it sits in the $340–365 billion range after exploding with AI + defense contracts. The lesson? AI applied to security and intelligence creates insane value. But there’s a serious problem: **centralized data centers are easy targets. We saw this clearly in the recent Middle East conflicts (2026): Iranian attacks on AWS, Oracle, and other data centers in the Gulf exposed the fragility of concentrated infrastructure. Anything that can be physically destroyed or cut off by sanctions/cyberattacks compromises national sovereignty. QUBIC is different: a globally distributed network powered by decentralized hashpower - extremely hard to “turn off.” An AGI resilient by design. Perfect for nations seeking true technological independence. QUBIC goes far beyond its whitepaper. It’s a civilizational thesis: abundant, sovereign, future-aligned computing. Those who understand this early aren’t just positioning financially - they’re positioning historically. #QUBIC #Aigarth #DecentralizedAI #UsefulPoW ---

A major update of #Aigarth is approaching. We are transforming #Qubic into a giant "anthill" where every miner will be searching for shares in a coordinated manner (like ants for food). But we are not trying to create #SwarmIntelligence, we are using it for something more ambitious.

Btw i should address some of the points in the article which AI slop influencers are now repeating. > I suspended emissions to his subnets I do not have the ability to suspend emissions. What i did do is sell some of my alpha holdings on his three subnets, because they were not running, and were on near 100% burn code. This changed the emission the same way all buys and sells on Bittensor do. I don’t have any privilege beyond what normal TAO holders have. > I deprecated Covenant’s channels and removed moderation rights No, Samuel specifically deprecated his own channels which he did via a pinned comment and also a Twitter post. To be clear, he is talking about a discord channel. > I removed his ability to moderate his community Sam was deleting posts in his channel of genuine, honest criticism. I removed that ability temporarily and then reinstated it later. I did not remove his moderator role. I simply stopped him from deleting posts from others in his channels. > “deprecating infrastructure” Not even sure what this one means. > large visible token sales Not large. Less than 1% of what i had invested in his teams. Visibility is impossible to avoid in my position. I reserve my right to buy and sell tokens which is what underpins the entire system of dTao. Anything else?

@jollygreenmoney Yes please!🙏🏻

There is a huge gap between how Bittensor $TAO subnets are valued and the progress they are making under the hood. We have been working on a solution to solve this and identify undervalued alpha tokens. Over the past week our model accurately predicted: 🎯 20% price pump for SN51 lium 🎯 22% pump for SN50 Synth 🎯 17% pump for SN11 TrajectoryRL Any Bittensor subnet investors want access to this?