Bittensor | $TAO I think yesterday the Bittensor ecosystem was focused on the wrong things. The attention around the Covenant situation is probably why the market reacted negatively. That reaction is understandable, but there were also important things happening that didn’t get

What this moment exposed is that every network eventually reaches a point where narrative is no longer enough. The real question becomes whether the mechanism underneath the story is actually strong enough to carry trust when sentiment breaks. That’s where Bittensor is now. A

Super proud to be on the core team with these amazing guys Dx , Karis • Designer and Angry Davee as QueryAgent advances in the Hackquest hackathon! I've been in the space for years and one thing I’ve always loved is playing with data, especially visualizing it. I hate

Subnet 64 Chutes just confirmed in their latest interview with Jesus Martinez that they have the capability to run 1 trillion parameter models. let's put that into perspective for a second: templar was making waves for running 72b models and rightfully so, that was

Hats off to our Subnet Summer community members KaWis Karis • Designer & Angry Davee and the entire QueryAgent team for making it to the next round of the bittensor subnet ideathon. what they're building is pretty cool: on-chain analytics in plain english. no SQL knowledge

There’s a weird contradiction in crypto. We built blockchains so you don’t have to trust anyone. Then we built analytics tools that make you trust someone again. If you want to know something about Bittensor today, like: - which subnet has the highest emissions - how

THE LOBSTER HAS TAKEN OVER: → OpenClaw🦞 AI agent has quietly taken over Prediction Markets Here is the data and what it means for humans still clicking/trading predictions manually > One bot, one account has over 20k trades on Polymarket making $650k profit > Another bot

Yesterday at 4pm I upgraded my AWS instance. Five seconds later, OpenClaw was gone. Everything wiped. Voice config, SOULmd, cron jobs, months of Bittensor research scripts, memory files, Just blank. Fresh Ubuntu install staring back at me. I sat there thinking "how the fuck do

Introducing Hermes Pilot: A Super Agent for Crypto Hermes | SN82 In a rapidly evolving crypto landscape, users often rely on multiple dashboards, explorers, and tools just to make sense of on-chain activity. That complexity creates friction, and highlights the growing need for

In 2026, crypto’s biggest problem still hasn’t been solved: fragmentation. Your assets are scattered across Ethereum, Solana, Base, Arbitrum, and countless other chains. Tracking positions or finding yield often means bouncing between DeFiLlama, Zapper, Dune, explorers, and

Bittensor | $TAO It’s sad that a strong subnet like Hermes | SN82, with a real consumer-ready product, is at risk of deregistration. Meanwhile, some subnets offer nothing more than a Discord channel where people say GM all day, with no real product or value. Hermes is a subnet

Bittensor | $TAO I’ve seen a lot of people say the dual token thing is the reason Hermes | SN82 is facing deregistration, but I think this video helps clarify that. Things are clearly difficult for Hermes right now. The token price has dropped, but the team is actively working

Most crypto data products still make you think like a dashboard. Hermes Pilot is moving in the opposite direction. What stands out to me about Hermes | SN82 is not just “better search” or “better analytics”. It’s the shift in interface. The product direction looks like a world

What Hermes is doing with Pilot is bigger than shipping another crypto product. The actual pivot is toward becoming a data agent that sits between users, agents, and the chaos of crypto information. That matters. Because crypto does not have a raw data shortage. It has an

Crypto UX today: • 5 dashboards • 3 block explorers • 12 tabs open • still not sure what your wallet is doing Hermes | SN82 (SN82) looked at this and said: “What if you just asked a question instead?” With Hermes Pilot, the shift is pretty clear: From → digging through

Prediction market discourse is getting one thing badly wrong. People see bots making money and assume bots are better forecasters. The truth is most of the time, they’re not Agents today make prediction markets faster and tighter, not wiser We can say the execution alpha is

Forecasting is becoming a commodity Resolution and execution are where the moat is moving That’s the deeper shift most people in prediction markets still aren’t pricing in. Everyone is arguing about who has the better forecasting agent. But if frontier systems can already