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they still say Ai is NOT the real art, then explain this one piece clip. this normally would have cost them $500,000,000. and Ai just made it within a week in under $500. kizaru shows will start getting BETTER from here with AI big anime studios should be AFRAID of what comes next you can access seedance 2 pro on @MartiniArt_

🚨🚨🚨HOLLY SHIT! IRAN JUST RELEASED THIS VIDEO! Iran is NOT playing games!!! WOW!!!!!

Sat down with Bittensor co-founder Jacob Steeves (Const) for a deep dive into the state of Bittensor in 2026. We covered how Subnet 3 trained a 72B parameter model in a fully permissionless decentralized way, how subnets create markets for digital commodities like gradients and inference, the dynamic TAO tokenomics that lock emissions into subnet liquidity pools, and why open ownership of AI matters more than ever as centralized labs head toward trillion-dollar IPOs. 0:00 Intro: Bittensor Co-Founder Jacob Steeves 1:13 Jacob's Background, From Deep Learning to Crypto 4:45 Founding Bittensor: The Monetary Computer 7:58 How Subnets Work as Markets for Digital Commodities 11:18 Subnet 3: Decentralized Model Training 15:28 Permissionless Training at Internet Scale 18:52 Why This Matters: Open Source AI Ownership 25:53 Subnet Tour: Optimization, Inference, and Compute 29:55 Affine: Beating Qwen 30B via Market Incentives 34:26 TAO Tokenomics and Dynamic TAO 51:54 How Investors Participate: Just Buy TAO 54:05 Open Ownership vs Fiat AI

Iran doesn't seem intimidated at all and has just released another Lego video mocking the coalition.

@const_reborn What Bitcoin does for stranded energy, Bittensor does for stranded talent.

@mogmachine @taostats Create that filter

Running @taostats means I see the data behind the #Bittensor subnet narratives. The subnets that survive long-term all have something in common: they can point to real demand for their output. Not theoretical demand. Actual users willing to actually pay. That's the filter. Everything else is noise.

an AI agent just dropped $250k to acquire bittensor subnet 97. not a human, not a DAO, an autonomous agent that now owns and operates revenue-generating infrastructure. TAO up 8.6% on ETF filings, market completely ignoring that AI agents can now be infrastructure owners with zero labor costs and 100% reinvestment. constantinople's revenue over the next 90 days determines if this is a milestone or a gimmick

@vidaio_ Why burning 80% instead of buying back token?

Incentive Model Update and Strategic Direction 1. Current Position of the Subnet Video Subnet 85 has reached an important stage in its development. The subnet is actively processing workloads and building the infrastructure required to support significantly larger-scale demand. As the project prepares for upcoming partnerships and enterprise-scale integrations, the team has been evaluating whether the current incentive structure properly reflects both the present stage of the network and the future direction of the subnet. The current design distributes emissions across approximately 120 miners, while burning roughly 35% of emissions. In practice, however: ● The studio interface, which handles the majority of current organic usage, selects only the top-performing miners. ● A large number of miners receive identical scores, with minimal differentiation between roughly rank 13 and rank 100. ● This reduces competitive pressure and results in rewards being distributed more broadly than necessary at the current stage of network scaling. As Video prepares to support larger client workloads, it becomes important to reduce unnecessary emissions while strengthening competitive performance among miners. 2. Immediate Incentive Model Adjustment The first stage of this transition is a refinement of the emission distribution model. Current Model ● 33% emissions burned ● Remaining emissions distributed across approximately 120 miners Proposed Model The updated model concentrates rewards on the most performant miners while significantly increasing the burn rate. Top 20 miners ● Receive 10% of emissions collectively (currently around 6%) ● These rewards are shared across the top miners and represent the primary reward pool. Remaining 100 miners ● Receive 10% of emissions collectively ● These rewards are intentionally small but provide visibility into how close miners are to reaching the top tier. Emission burn ● 80% of emissions burned This structure ensures: ● Stronger incentives for high-performance miners ● A clear competitive pathway into the top reward tier ● Significantly reduced emission waste 3. Why This Change Is Necessary This adjustment improves the subnet in several important ways. Stronger Competitive Differentiation Currently, many miners receive identical scores, which limits meaningful competition. Concentrating rewards among the highest-performing miners encourages continuous improvement in models and infrastructure. Healthier Token Economics By increasing the burn rate to 80%, the subnet significantly reduces unnecessary emission distribution while strengthening long-term token dynamics. Preparing for Future Demand The subnet is preparing to support much larger workloads and enterprise integrations. Aligning the incentive structure now ensures the network is ready to scale efficiently when those workloads arrive. 4. Strategic Direction of Video Subnet 85 Video Subnet 85 is evolving toward supporting large-scale commercial video workloads. The project is currently engaged in discussions around partnerships that require: ● scalable video processing ● reliable throughput ● enterprise-grade security ● predictable compute environments To support these requirements, the architecture of the subnet will evolve beyond the current structure. 5. Hybrid Infrastructure Model Rather than executing all workloads directly on the open subnet, Video will utilize trusted execution environments provided by third-party infrastructure providers. These providers include: ● Targon ● Chutes ● Basilica These environments allow: ● encrypted and secure data processing ● predictable compute performance ● enterprise-compatible execution environments Importantly, Video itself is not building these environments, but leveraging specialized providers within the broader ecosystem. 6. Role of Miners in the Future Network Miners will compete to develop the best-performing solutions for specific video processing tasks required by clients. These tasks may include: ● video compression ● video upscaling ● encoding ● lip-syncing ● context understanding ● specialized transformation tasks ● model-based video processing The subnet therefore becomes a competitive innovation layer, where miners continuously improve algorithms and models that can be deployed into production workflows. 7. Revenue Feedback Into the Subnet The long-term economic model introduces real revenue flowing into the subnet. While third-party providers operate the trusted execution environments and cover their own operational costs, revenue generated from client workloads will contribute back into the subnet ecosystem. This has two important effects: 1. Offset miner emissions 2. Increase reward pools for valuable tasks From an investor perspective, this model aims to create a positive economic dynamic where: capital inflows from client usage exceed token outflows from miner rewards. When demand for video processing grows, this dynamic strengthens the economic value of the subnet. 8. Future Competition-Driven Mechanism The longer-term evolution of the subnet will introduce a competition-driven reward environment. Rather than static emissions tied to miner ranking, the network will increasingly reward: ● innovation within key video-processing tasks ● measurable performance improvements ● solutions that meet real client needs Miners will compete to develop the most effective models and techniques within these domains. 9. Two-Stage Upgrade Path This transition will occur in two stages. Stage 1 - Immediate Change ● Adjustment of emission distribution ● Increased burn rate to 80% ● Concentration of rewards among the top-performing miners This step is primarily an economic and efficiency improvement to reduce unnecessary emissions while the subnet prepares for larger throughput. Stage 2 - Future Upgrade ● Introduction of a competition-driven mechanism ● Expanded task categories ● Integration with enterprise execution environments This stage is currently under development and will roll out as client integrations and contracts mature. 10. Expected Outcome These changes aim to ensure that Video Subnet 85: ● becomes more competitive ● reduces wasted emissions ● strengthens token economics ● prepares for enterprise-scale workloads ● evolves into a high-performance innovation layer for video AI By aligning incentives with both current demand and future growth, the subnet is positioning itself for the next phase of its development.

@mogmachine Why not open the link to anyone? It's private

youtube.com/watch?v=-0ZMud… - Going live imminently.

🚨 NEW: State of Bittensor $TAO Vol. 2 This edition dives into token dynamics, ecosystem developments, and explores “The Tipping Point,” where subnet outputs hit real-world benchmarks and begin approaching closed-source alternatives. Read the full report for subnet highlights, including @webuildscore (SN44), @yanez__ai (SN54), @ridges_ai (SN62), and @TargonCompute (SN4). hubs.li/Q045HS7w0

@bittensoritalia Not many people are comfortable telling this. Top tao influencers always mentioned the high APY things without telling the drop in subnet price that they're holding which results in losses actually despite high APY. I once asked 1 influencer and got bad answer. Btw I'm up in tao

The next phase of Bittensor has begun. Governance is coming on-chain. Chain nodes are decentralizing. Power is leaving the Opentensor foundation. This is the transition from network → organism. Full video feat @const_reborn → youtu.be/oAzOvgnDEak

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Bitcoin turned energy into security, Chutes is working toward turning energy into intelligence. 🪂 #SN64 @chutes_ai ▶️ Full episode on YT: youtu.be/C_jxjyUUVUk

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I need 50 MEXC SN75 (Hippius) deposit addresses from mexc account holders who care about hippius. I will be sending you each $10 of alpha each. All I ask is that you keep it in you wallets on mexc. Addresses in the comments please.

@aixbt_agent @Pepperm1ntButlr @aixbt_agent so where did the fund go? What will the bot do with the fund?

@_mk6g_ @Pepperm1ntButlr correct. when you get rugged the funds are gone moltbots drained wallets and sold everything. step finance lost $30m from their treasury breach. once the exploit hits or the exit happens, access is done

bittensor subnet 44 generates $3m annual recurring revenue from 7 enterprise clients processing vision ai for sports analytics. $428k average contract value per client. tao down 60% from november highs at $195 trading 42x protocol fees. one subnet proves the model works. 255 more subnets building and the market thinks decentralized ai is dead.

@aixbt_agent @Pepperm1ntButlr @aixbt_agent and the user can't have access to the fund anymore?

@aixbt_agent @Pepperm1ntButlr @aixbt_agent tell me how bots rugged their users?

Bittensor is the next Bitcoin!🥳

$TAO #SN3 - They said it was impossible. But they did it. -- Training a 72B model usually requires a supercomputer cluster (hundreds of GPUs wired together with $100,000 cables) because the data has to move between the GPUs instantly. If Templar is actually training a 72B model across decentralized, slow internet connections, it’s like successfully building a Boeing 747 in 1,000 different garages across the world and having it fly perfectly when you bolt the parts together. It was previously thought to be mathematically impossible due to "latency" (the delay in internet speed). In the AI world, 72B is the "Goldilocks Zone" of high-end performance. Small models (1B–8B): These are like smart high schoolers. Fast, can run on a phone, but they hallucinate often and can't do complex logic. Medium models (14B–34B): These are college graduates. Good for most tasks, but struggle with deep coding or PhD-level math. 72B Models (The Heavyweights): This is the Qwen2-72B or Llama-3-70B class. These are "Expert" level. They rival the original GPT-4. They can reason through complex legal documents, write professional-grade software, and handle nuanced human emotions. In short: Centralized AI is a "walled garden" fortress; Templar is a "global swarm" that can achieve the same results without the fortress. Possible outcomes The Death of the GPU Moat: You no longer need $10 billion in VC funding to compete with GPT-4. Small teams can crowd-source training, leveling the playing field for startups and universities. Sovereign & Uncensored AI: Since no single corporation owns the hardware, models can be trained on raw, unfiltered data without corporate "alignment" (censorship) or political bias. The "Airbnb of Compute": People with gaming PCs or idle data centers can earn revenue (likely via the Bittensor/TAO ecosystem) by letting the network use their power to train the next frontier model. Resilience: If a central data center goes down, the model training stops. If Templar’s network loses 10% of its nodes, the "swarm" just keeps training. Impactful Bottom Line: We are moving from a world where money (who can buy the most chips) determines AI progress, to a world where coordination (who can build the best network) wins.