What Are Bittensor Subnets?
Bittensor subnets are specialized markets where the network's AI gets built, each with its own token and underlying product or solution.
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TAO Supply and Emissions: How Bittensor's 21 Million Cap and Halving Schedule Work
How Bittensor issues TAO under a fixed 21 million cap, why halvings trigger on supply milestones rather than the calendar, and where supply stands now.
Bittensor Already Runs the Open Source Version of Every Product the Leading AI Labs Sell
Every AI product closed labs sell already has a working open source version on Bittensor. Here's the subnet-by-subnet mapping and where the value lands.
Bittensor vs Centralized AI (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google): A Complete Guide
How Bittensor stacks up against centralized AI efforts, and why decentralized AI wins long-term.
Bittensor V437 Introduces Miner Collateral and Air-Gapped Signing
The upgrade gives subnets an opt-in way to keep miner capital at stake while adding Polkadot Vault signing, key lineage and new stake-management tools.
Bittensor Fully Activates Conviction, Introduces Subnet Ownership Enforcement
Bittensor’s Conviction mechanism can now transfer subnet ownership to the hotkey with the strongest proven long-term commitment.
Bittensor, July 4, and AI Freedom
Centralized AI is our common enemy, our version of tyranny from afar. Bittensor is where we fight.
What Is OKX AI? A Beginner's Guide to the Onchain AI Agent Marketplace
What is OKX AI? Learn how the autonomous AI agent marketplace works, including users, agent providers, escrow, evaluators, and its planned integration with Bittensor subnets.
OKX AI to Integrate Bittensor Subnet APIs Into New Agent Marketplace
OKX has launched OKX AI, a new onchain marketplace for autonomous agents that will integrate Bittensor subnet APIs, bringing decentralized AI services directly into the platform.
What Is Bittensor?
A beginner-friendly guide to Bittensor, TAO, subnets, Dynamic TAO, and how the network is building an open marketplace for artificial intelligence.
Inside Const's Latest Upgrade: Bittensor's New Emission Formula
Bittensor's v3.4.6-421 replaces TaoFlow's gameable flow-based emission formula with price-based emissions and a miner-burn penalty that cuts subnets routing rewards to owners.
How Bittensor Works: A High-Level Guide to the Network's Architecture
A guide to Bittensor’s architecture, covering subnets, miners, validators, Yuma Consensus, Dynamic TAO, alpha tokens, and why subnet staking works differently from traditional proof-of-stake.
Bittensor Ceases Emissions for Dozens of Inactive Subnets in Cleanup Push
Bittensor will now review subnet emission eligibility every week, removing inactive networks and restoring active teams on a case-by-case basis.
Bittensor Co-Founder Jacob Steeves Publishes Decentralization Vision
Const says the network is not yet decentralized like Bitcoin, but argues that rapid iteration, validator reform, and further economic upgrades are necessary before the protocol can fully ossify.
Const Responds to Yuma's Criticism of Root Reborn Proposal
The Bittensor co-founder says critics misunderstand key elements of Root Reborn, defending the proposal's economics while disputing concerns around validator incentives, custody risk, and regulation.
Safello CEO Frank Schuil Weighs In on Bittensor's Root Reborn Debate
Frank Schuil, CEO of Nordic crypto exchange Safello, says the proposal may increase complexity for investors and weaken TAO's role as a broad ecosystem exposure vehicle.