Before Forge or Endure have even launched, people are already choosing to build alongside us. That is what Forge's TVL commitments and the partnerships forming across the Bittensor ecosystem actually represent: not capital chasing a return, but conviction in the loop this is designed to create. Once Forge is live, more than 50% of its revenue is planned for Endure Alpha buybacks, strengthening the incentives behind the network, attracting better contributors, and producing better risk intelligence over time. $TAO SN30.

Great work @forevermoney_ai Bittensor multisig for the EVM layer. Now what we need is a version of this for the main substrate layer... $TAO

21m $TAO $ZEC $BTC

sundae_bar is now a subscription business. 🍨 Subscribe. Tell us what you need to get done. We figure out the right AI to do it. Hundreds of AI capabilities behind it. And if the capability you need doesn’t exist yet, SN121 can build it. Big shoutout to the Bittensor community. None of this gets built without the developers and people across the $TAO ecosystem. This is what we’ve been working towards since day one. A little more about what this means from me below ↓

And now sn112 is in the mix for Robotics data welcome @THORMachines bittensor:native

AI compute is tokenised now by Bittensor bittensor:native This is your chance to front run Blackrock. @engyai @say_gm_ @chutes_ai @lium_io

It feels like one of the more competitive metrics appearing recently in subnets is the revenue/buyback piece. The inference subnets are at the front of this, with @engyai and @say_gm_ both reporting great numbers. bittensor:native

.@near_ai’s confidential models are now available through @say_gm_ on Bittensor. GM is becoming a gateway for private AI across ecosystems.

Will barry be right on both zcash:native and bittensor:native ? Both excel in their narratives, on the bittensor:native side the quality has been increasing a lot although we still have a long way to go. Compared to 2 years ago the quality probably went up 100x. accelerate

Looks like @Bitcast_network are accelerating.

I did so no one else has to waste their morning, if anyone wants the actual court docs DM me: “**The case:** Applied Quanta bought Subnet 90 in April 2025 for ~$50k, built DegenPredict and the DGEN token on it, got deregistered in December, and sued three Bittensor developers for 15 counts and $75M treble damages in E.D. Cal. **Where it stands:** Motions to dismiss filed June 17 on both 12(b)(2) and 12(b)(6), with sworn declarations from all three defendants. Plaintiff couldn't oppose them and instead asked for jurisdictional discovery on the eve of its deadline, then served 60 RFPs and 18 interrogatories including who's funding the defense. Briefing closes September 30. Expect discovery narrowed, jurisdiction likely granted to defendants, dismissal without prejudice. **Why it fails legally:** No personal jurisdiction over three non-residents who never contacted the plaintiff. The MIT license authorizes the code modification, gutting CFAA, conversion and tortious interference. No false statement attributable to any named defendant. Damages of $50–100M for a pre-revenue business with an observed market of $60–120k. And he never sued OTF — if he were actually going after TAO he'd have sued the Opentensor Foundation, the entity his own complaint names as creating and controlling the network. It's not like they're hiding. **Why it fails technically:** Deregistration predates dTAO, was disabled at dTAO launch, reintroduced by a public July 2025 proposal. It fires automatically at the 128-subnet cap, removing the lowest-EMA non-immune subnet. SN90 was four months past its four-month immunity when it was displaced. 21 of 128 slots were recycled the same way in one 406-day sample. The $60k appears to be the incoming registrant's burn cost to the protocol, and the mechanism refunds lock cost minus emissions taken. **The honest reading:** he bought during a documented pause in a documented mechanism, mistook that pause for permanence out of technical ignorance, attempted to build a consumer business and a token on a dependency he didn't control, underperformed on the one metric that transparently governed displacement, got displaced by design, and then sued three individual developers for $75 million over a $50,000 slot.” Spiteful.

When Bittensor $TAO goes bananas, some of the best performing subnets will be the ones that manage their miner emissions so that they're not over paying for service. If subnets don't manage this, the knock on effects will be Drop in rankings Lower alpha/$ price Less emissions It's a genuine risk to manage. Which subnets are swimming blind, and which have this covered already?

This is what we want to hear. Gutted not to be able to go to Exploit, but looking forward to hearing what's going on behind the curtain. $TAO

in 1997 most/all websites were shit. that is where i think we are with bittensor, the world wide web of AI. give it time. the quality of talent and ideas coming to bittensor is rapidly improving (and is already top notch IMO)

sir allow me to do you one better 1M TAOB

Once upon a time, there were two great kingdoms. Across the River of Chains lived #Ethereum, where travellers carried purses filled with silver coins. Across the mountains stood #Bittensor, a strange and growing kingdom where every little realm, called a subnet, had its own special coin 🏰 Many travellers wanted to visit Bittensor. But getting there was another matter. The old road was filled with toll booths, strange bridges, locked gates, and confusing crossroads. A traveller might spend more time figuring out the journey than exploring the kingdom itself. Then, one morning, a mysterious gate appeared. Above it was written: TAO.com The traveller approached cautiously. “I have silver from the kingdom across the river,” he said. “But I want one of the treasures from Bittensor.” “Then simply tell the gate where you wish to go,” replied @taodotcom. The traveller placed his silver before the gate and named the little subnet realm he wished to visit. The gate showed him exactly what the journey would cost. He nodded. And the gate opened. Somewhere beyond the mountains, a mysterious merchant called a solver hurried ahead with his own treasure. Before long, the traveller arrived in Bittensor, and the subnet’s coin was waiting safely in his own purse ✨ He had crossed kingdoms without stopping at the old exchange bazaar. He had not needed to build a bridge himself. He had simply told the gate where he wanted to end up. But then the traveller discovered the gate had another side. “What if I want to go home?” “Then turn around.” So when the time came, he brought his Bittensor treasure back to the gate and asked for silver from Ethereum. Once again, the gate opened. And his silver appeared in his own purse across the river. The traveller smiled. For years, the two kingdoms had been separated by complicated roads. Now there was a doorway between them. A doorway where you bring what you already have, name what you want, and let the magic handle the journey. And soon, travellers began arriving from far and wide. Some came looking for a particular subnet. Others simply wanted to explore. But all of them discovered the same thing: The journey into Bittensor no longer had to be the adventure. The adventure could finally begin once you arrived 🏰✨

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He's describing Bittensor but he will probably launch some VC thing later.

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