No Channel Channel.

$tao 0iq bull thesis:

bitensor is an economic incentive mesh. subnets are modular plugins that tap into this mesh. bitensor evaluates and rewards these plugins: more trust = more incentives

- built-in defi via 'new' dTAO (you stake TAO to subnets and receive yield+subnet tokens)
- AI launchpad (launchpads always go hard)
- early exposure to emerging AI projects
- some subnets are already outperforming traditional services -> proving there's real value to capture

Have been spending considerable time looking into Bittensor subnets, protocol economics here feel very similar to DeFi summer:

- High APYs for holding new exciting assets (at reasonable valuations)
- TAO (native network asset) required to participate in the games
- Exciting

Max Bronstein

iykyk

https://x.com/max_bronstein/status/1913281224178618723

Doing a deepdive on Bittensor ($TAO) this long weekend. I looked at it twice in the past but wasn't convinced, it was too early for me. Now I finally understand its significance and the potential for decentralised open source AI. I may take a small position in $TAO this week.

Marc van der Chijs

★ crypto ui/ux ★
★ building bev company ★
★ fate speaks in riddles ★

iykyk

https://x.com/marcvanderchijs/status/1913567012816637961

yessir

bittensor is completely untethered from its original foundation (OTF)

it feels like the velocity of money (native network asset) is significantly faster without a centralized foundation

raises, grants, M&amp;A, talent, marketing -- all bottlenecked by one big entity

look at any L2 governance debacle for grant funding, and then look at dTAO https://t.co/svIpraYfOH

Ronan

iykyk

https://x.com/Ronangmi/status/1913289632906940477