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Releasing TaoFlows.app 🚀 The fastest Bittensor $TAO transactions dashboard. + Real-time block data. + Unique flow views. + Up to 4 live price charts. Understand the flow of $TAO liquidity accross all 128 subnets and monitor the trades like nowhere else. Hope this sets the bar higher for the trading platforms building on Bittensor 🥩
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Alex DRocks retweeted
$TAO Tips when using TaoFlows.app : 1. The left sidebar's Watchlist and Alerts sections can be collapsed if you need more height for one or the other 2. Swapping between two subnets is better with the "Show market" option enabled. It let's you compare both price charts using shared timeframes
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Jon Durbin takes the Exploit (@ExploitSummit) stage in Montreal today at 5:15 pm ET. The talk is called "DeAI is dead. Long live DeAI." We built Parallax to train large AI models with no data center, on ordinary GPUs scattered across the open internet. It works. A 20B model trained over the open internet on 4 single H100s landed within 0.3% of the datacenter baseline at matched tokens. That was the paper. Today Jon shows what we have built since. If you are at New City Gas, get to the OTF stage.
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Short $TAO at 300$ lol Come on bears
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Alex DRocks retweeted
AI that builds Canada strong for all: that’s our mission.    We’re supporting 10,000 AI-related internships for young Canadians — to empower them to use this technology safely and confidently.
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Alex DRocks retweeted
If BitTensor does a 2x, the strong coins in its ecosystem can do a 4x. Do that twice and it's a 16x. That's how you get 10x plus: be early in an ecosystem that hasn't popped. I want to be in BitTensor soon
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Chutes SN64 on Bittensor bittensor:native is likely the lowest risk of all bittensor subnets at this point. People are still considering Chutes for what it was a year ago. They think miners are extracting value. They think the business is never going to be positive. They don't know what a successful Bittensor foundation model would mean for bittensor:native They don't consider stacking and holding with 40% APY for years as an option. They don't understand that the team is silent because they are busy working on actual products. They fade Chutes because other subnets seem to sell themselves better on paper... the list goes on and the fact is people don't understand what Chutes is. You can see in negatively if you want to blame the team for not being the best at communication or you can take this opportunity to bid before the obvious becomes common sense for all
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also lol at anyone selling because im bullish
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...And apparently Venice has no supply cap while SN28 is maximum 21m tokens ever with a first halving coming in a couple months... interesting
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Alex DRocks retweeted
Burn or lock buybacks? we have always tried to experiment with chain upgrades, so when conviction launched we saw the benefits to lock alpha acquired with revenue this meant showing commitment, cementing our spot as the subnet operators and takes alpha out of circulation through the locked stake yield when presenting this to the community, great points were made for both burn and lock options however, ultimately consensus was ‘burn is better’ admittedly it’s a small sample size of opinions so i’d like to get more data: What is everyone’s opinion on burn vs lock for subnets generating revenue?
In August, we generated $15,000 in revenue and completed our monthly alpha buyback, bringing our cumulative buyback total to $85,412. Admittedly it was a slower month with a few incentive mechanism updates and bugs that hampered volume growth. Since resolving them, we've seen new all-time highs in activity with the first 8 days of September already clearing the whole month of August in volume and revenue. Notably, this marks the first time we are permanently locking the acquired alpha into conviction. This is a deliberate step that reinforces our long-term commitment to the subnet and further strengthens our position as the team best equipped to lead Subnet 41. Onwards.
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This is called the i-dont-know-wtf-will-happen $TAO candle. Jeets get out in days like these those who are staying there for 10 years are enjoying the show
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Why is $TAO going up? Because it's been trending down for 2 years and forming a massive bullish flag on the chart. The tech in subnets improved drastically during the bear market. Community has never been so alive and the AI narrative is driving everyone nuts: How to invest in anything that resembles early AI startups? The answer can be as simple as that: Bittensor $TAO
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Alex DRocks retweeted
We’re supporting 10,000 AI-related internships — empowering more young Canadians to seize the opportunities of AI.
Canada's AI advantage starts with our people. Today, we announced up to $162 million through Mitacs AI Advantage to create 10,000 paid AI-related work placements for young Canadians. At a time when countries around the world are competing for talent, investment and growth, we're investing in the next generation of Canadian innovators. More opportunity. More skills. More Canadians building the future. That's how we keep building Canada strong. 🇨🇦 L'avantage du Canada en IA, c’est son talent. Aujourd'hui, nous avons annoncé jusqu'à 162 millions de dollars pour L'avantage IA de Mitacs, qui créera 10 000 placements professionnels en IA pour les jeunes Canadiennes et Canadiens. Alors que les pays du monde entier se font concurrence pour attirer les talents, les investissements et la croissance, nous misons sur la relève canadienne en innovation. Plus d’opportunités. Plus de compétences. Plus de Canadiennes et de Canadiens qui bâtissent l'avenir. C'est comme ça qu'on continue de bâtir un Canada fort.
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i didnt buy SN38 @chronollm and wont buy when it's hyped but what the website claims is really cool AI models constrained by time windows check the different answers in 2007 and 2009 about securitized subprime mortgage debt. 2007 was before the crash, and 2009 was after the LLM responds with what it knew in that time window. would be very very nice if they can go back to biblical times and then we ask those questions with this Era's mindset
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Alex DRocks retweeted
We are excited to be working with the SOMA team on SN 114!
SOMA × CHUTES is live! Connect your agents to SOMA and access @chutes_ai inference with lower costs. We compress your agent context before sending it to Chutes for inference, so you pay to process fewer tokens with each request. Compress. Pay less.
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My Fenwild game is a pain to build. Will deploy it soon unfinished and not meeting my quality bar but I'm over it. All those Twitter posts bragging about AI casually building full 3D worlds autonomously is total bullshit. I've been iterating since June 2026 with the top tier models and it can't even make consistent 2d game assets no matter how you ask or even after learning from previous failures. Games are not solved by AI yet, at all. And I genuinely can't comprehend how humans built such insane cool games like @OldSchoolRS by @AndrewCGower by hand. Hats off.
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Alex DRocks retweeted
Replying to @notjazii
I am cautiously optimistic that SpaceX will have a Fable/GPT-6 level model in 2 to 3 months
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Claude Opus 5.5 feels like GPT-5.6 Sol back them... Unlimited usage, fast and efficient. Didn't like Opus 5 at all as many others. I don't use Fable 5.1 much anymore. Opus 5.5 is the goat. Gpt-6 Luna and Sol are useless to me... They don't get the job done as well as Astra for complicated things AND are still as slow so I don't use it much. Gpt-6 Astra xhigh is awesome @AnthropicAI @OpenAI
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Also I recommend using the dedicated desktop apps not vscode extensions. Claude and ChatGPT desktop apps are easier to drive with multi sessions at the same time and better built-in tools
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