Filter
Exclude
Time range
-
Minimum likes
Jon Cipher retweeted
Introducing Nepher Robotics, a simulation-first platform for training and deploying robots. We’ve been actively shipping since January, and we’re excited to give you a closer look at what we’re building and the team behind it. Built on NVIDIA Omniverse and powered by Bittensor. @opentensor @const_reborn
8
19
67
11,236
Jon Cipher retweeted
This guy is BTC class of 2011:
I used to be a bitcoin:native maxi. Now, I'm a bitcoin:native and bittensor:native maxi. @Jason gets it.
2
7
94
6,491
💫ENGY SN53 – SAME RACKS, 2 JOBS💫 Merge mining, in one line: the iron already serving inference can also stamp a second chain at the same time. Tests are on. The first name in the lab is PRL. What that means if you do not live in a colo. A miner today is paid to keep Engy hot - requests in, tokens out, alpha back. Merge mining does not ask them to unplug that. It lets the idle cycles on that same box do a second proof. Two ledgers. One rack. The inference book stays first. Why it matters for this subnet. Capacity that used to sit quiet between calls can print a second ticket. That is extra cashflow on hardware that is already paid for. Extra cashflow is what funds the burn desk. The burn desk is what keeps the bid honest. It is also a miner-retention tool. You do not have to choose Engy or the new fork. You sit on both. The fleet that was going to wander for a second token has a reason to stay racked here. This is a test, not a print. No revenue number attaches until the first merged block is real. The signal is the test itself: the team is wiring a second yield onto iron that is already serving Kimi, GLM, and the rest of the book. Read the signal. #ENGY $ENGY #TAO $TAO #SOL $SOL #Bittensor #AI #SN53 #PRL #NOCK #RobinhoodChain $HOOD
2
105
😂 - loves a stogy!
16
Jon Cipher retweeted
Revenue > subnet token 'buybacks' > bigger prize for miners > fiercer miner competition > better AI product > more revenue .... Rinse. Repeat.
🚨 REVENUE IS NOW A 25-SUBNET STORY FOR $TAO Bittensor’s 25 revenue-generating subnets are producing $28M–$35M annually. @niftyinvest projects the total to surpass $100M by the end of 2026.
5
13
81
5,763
Jon Cipher retweeted
Come check out our talk on Tuesday 14:20 at the RAO Stage! @ExploitSummit
Your inference bill is bigger than it needs to be. @xavi3rlu helped co-design dTAO at @opentensor, after working in quant + investing at Pantera Capital. Now he’s building @pareton_ai: an open competition to make AI inference faster, cheaper and more efficient. Catch him on the Exploit stage: luma.com/exploitsummit26
1
5
18
705
Jon Cipher retweeted
On our way to @ExploitSummit ! Expect some big announcements from us!
5
4
41
918
Jon Cipher retweeted
🚀 HUGE MILESTONE: Nepher Robotics is officially part of the @NVIDIA Inception Program! 🟢 We’re building the premier simulation & policy validation ecosystem for embodied AI—built natively on #OpenUSD and NVIDIA #IsaacLab. Joining Inception unlocks advanced compute resources, technical support, and global co-marketing as we scale our tournament and validation infrastructure. Huge thanks to our incredible team, miners, and community. We’re just getting started! 🤖⚡ #NVIDIAInception #Robotics #AI #EmbodiedAI $SN49
3
13
1,734
Jon Cipher retweeted
Looking forward to seeing everyone 👋
The Bitcast team takes the stage at @ExploitSummit tomorrow. @will_mizu and @Tom_dot_b will be talking Proof of Attention. If you’re attending, come catch the talk and say hello 🤝
1
2
17
711
Jon Cipher retweeted
This is how you make Bittensor easier to use. 🔥 SN7 Allways says direct swaps between BTC, ETH, SOL, USDC and every subnet token are LIVE. Fewer hoops to get into subnets or back out. That matters for adoption. $TAO
Crosschain swaps for every Bittensor subnet token are now LIVE on Allways. You can now go straight from Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, USDC and a dozen more assets into any subnet token, or back out. Allways lets you exchange one crypto asset for another, delivered straight to any wallet you choose.
3
5
33
1,806
Jon Cipher retweeted
imagine our AI agent needs to pay for something across chain, that agent needs an exchange, a bridge, maybe a wrapped asset, someone to manage the whole thing... but we have SN7 @allways_io, the agent can request something like $SOL to $TAO bridge through their API or CLI and the subnet handles the real cross chain settlement how can we trust them? thanks to Bittensor, the subnet incentivize the miners to actually deliver the bridge miners have collateral locked up, validators watch the chains and verify the transfers, and failed delivery can result in the collateral getting slashed the agent doesnt need to 'trust' some random bridge to make the swap happen you can also try it at allways.venturalabs.ai, pick a pair, you'll get a quote and see how it works without connecting a wallet or sending anything
1
2
7
192
Jon Cipher retweeted
💫💫 ENGY SN53 💫💫 Anthropic and OpenAI spent eighteen months learning a charming lesson: sell the best model in the world and the world will try to drink more tokens than you have buildings, substations, or Nvidia. Usage caps. Outages. Gigawatt hunts. Concrete setting slower than demand. Engy declined to join that queue. They did not raise for a 300MW hall. They put an OpenAI/Anthropic-compatible door on the internet, billed prepaid by the token, and routed work onto pinned open models — DeepSeek, GLM, Kimi, Qwen — with a receipt that the model you paid for is the model that ran. Point Claude Code or Cursor at api.engy.ai. Buyers never see Bittensor. Miners never see the customer. Hanlin keeps the brand, the SLA, and the invoice. That is the whole company. It is also why it works. Adding capacity is not a planning application. It is a miner who dials out. First-party cluster for privacy and uptime. Permissionless GPUs for overflow. Fail the proof or the latency gate and you are off the rotation in about a minute. Labs cannot tell that scaling story. Three legs. Miss one and you eat dirt. One: they did not ask anyone to learn a new religion. They asked them to change a base URL. Most agent tokens are search, edit, tool calls - not the unsolved PDE. Open models are close enough that the bill becomes the product. Two: they sell a spread, not a miracle. Keep the hard step on Opus if you must. Put the other nine on something that costs a tenth. Verification and zero retention are why a serious buyer does not feel dirty doing it. Three: only paid traffic scores a miner. Emissions pull cards into the room before API margin alone would. If nobody is buying tokens, weight burns back to the owner. Not elegant. Aligned. No ticker. That is why the traditional book has not priced it. Crypto wants a pure protocol. Public markets want a 10-K and a contracted gigawatt. Engy is the unlovely thing in the middle: a retailer of verified tokens with an elastic wholesale bench. That is usually where the money is, if you can stand the aesthetics. The bear case is obvious. The gap can re-open. Labs can cut price. Cheap cards run out of headroom. TAO can have a mood. If they try to become a closed-model lab on this balance sheet they become neither cheap nor frontier, which is how you die in this industry. None of that requires them to become Anthropic. The world runs on inference now. Every agent, every step. Most of the work does not need the tip. Engy noticed. They need to stay the default cheap verified endpoint inside tools that already speak Anthropic and OpenAI. If that sentence is right, the token pile gets very large and the take-rate does not have to be heroic. This is not a complicated situation. Do not confuse a missing ticker with a missing business. Hold your nerve. Read the signal. See the signs. engy.ai $TAO $SOL $AI $LLM $HOOD #Bittensor #TAO #AI #LLM #MiniMax #DecentralizedAI #SN53 #Engy #BlueTAO #RobinhoodChain #Inference #Crypto #Web3 #Solana
2
4
19
497
Jon Cipher retweeted
The Bitcast team takes the stage at @ExploitSummit tomorrow. @will_mizu and @Tom_dot_b will be talking Proof of Attention. If you’re attending, come catch the talk and say hello 🤝
6
30
1,246
Jon Cipher retweeted
Honored to join with the Verona team once again to co-host another event during KBW in Korea! 🇰🇷 luma.com/z20755mp See you soon!
On Monday, Verona makes its biggest announcement of the year, and the next afternoon our team will walk you through it in person. We're hosting on September 29 at Spark Plus Seolleung, with @GoKiteAI, @AethirCloud, @openroboto, and @De1_ai as co-hosts.
1
4
45
1,723
Jon Cipher retweeted
More like Green Compute looking green here with good chart 🟢 Iykyk 🌝
With clients expanding, our work with iota and new commercial inference clients its time for an evening bigger buyback ! With new miners being onbaorded and the sales team expanding ( come and meet some of them at our stand at Exploit🇨🇦 ) we continue to get more excited for the future 🙌
2
8
224
Jon Cipher retweeted
Axis and Openroboto been cooking sooo hard
Introducing the Open Axis Benchmark — a living benchmark engine for honest evaluation of robot manipulation models built on @axisrobotics' data engine and co-developerd by OpenRoboto. Submit a model. Prove skills that transfer. Live on openroboto.ai for model evaluation
1
3
9
385
Jon Cipher retweeted
Bittensor Daily Recap - Sep 27, 2026 TAO: $329.26 (-0.8%) Top gainer: Subnet 82 +132.3% Top loser: Perturb -32.0% 128 active subnets tracked on subnetradar.com #bittensor $TAO #dTAO
1
5
354
Replying to @AltcoinMillie
Great show! 🚀🚀
1
24
Jon Cipher retweeted
I used to be a bitcoin:native maxi. Now, I'm a bitcoin:native and bittensor:native maxi. @Jason gets it.
I have nothing to do with any meme coins and never will — I am a fan of bitcoin:native and bittensor:native and sometimes talk about those two projects. Memecoins are a giant scam and if the people running them successfully send money to my accounts I will donate the money to a good cause. For the truly gullible, I will obviously never ask you to buy, sell or trade anything — especially on social media or via DM 🤦😂
12
21
190
9,464