Bittensor (TAO)

$TAO is sitting at $213 right now. That is below the 0.618 Fibonacci level at $233.9. That is below the key demand zone between $233 and $288. That is below everything that mattered on this chart for the last 4 months. And that is exactly where the most uncomfortable buys in history happen. Here is what the chart is actually saying. Price ran from $145 all the way to $377 between January and March. That entire move is now being retraced. The 0.618 Fib at $233.9 was the line that had to hold. It did not hold. Price has now pushed below it and is testing a zone that has not been visited since the bottom of the January accumulation. Two scenarios from here. The bull case: this is a deep wick into the most oversold region of the entire structure. The $200 to $215 zone becomes the accumulation floor. Price reclaims $233.9, re-enters the demand zone, and the next leg targets $288 then $377. The bear case: $213 breaks with conviction. The next meaningful support is the January low at $145. That is a level n

Bittensor just did what no one in crypto has the guts to do. 57 subnets cut off. One week. No warning. And the people complaining loudest right now? They deserved it. Here is the truth nobody wants to say: Half the subnets on Bittensor were never building anything. They registered. Collected free injections. Called themselves a project. $TAO holders were subsidising ghost teams with real capital every single block. That ends now. The TAO leaking into 57 dead pools is redirecting to subnets actually shipping. This is not a crisis. This is a filter. Every great network had a moment where it stopped tolerating passengers and started rewarding builders. Ethereum had it. Bitcoin had it. Bittensor is having it right now. The subnet owners screaming today are not victims. They are the reason this had to happen. Tell me I am wrong. @opentensor @2xnmore

I have to admit I’m disappointed. Out of the 57 $TAO Bittensor subnets that had their emissions cut, only these have done what needed to be done and had emissions restored: SN23 Trisholl SN24 Quasar SN28 GM SN40 Ralph (as far as I could verify. I only found one active miner, which looks highly suspicious. Happy to be corrected.) SN66 Ninja SN116 Memo (needs confirmation. BTCLI shows emissions, while TaoSwap and TaoStats APIs still don’t.) Every other subnet remains without emissions. For some of them, I understand the priority has been shipping product. I respect that. Some are working on the launch. I get it! The others? Still doing nothing, I suppose? I expect faster execution and a stronger commitment to the ecosystem and to your holders. Act. Your holders will read this. And I’ll be watching this closely, every day. This is the $TAO Bittensor Emission Reset. Handle with it, or just leave.

It's AI partnered with BitMind There are two subnets on Bittensor focused on AI detection: we're leading in AI text detection, while @bitmind focuses on AI photo and video detection. One purpose, different solutions. Usually, the use cases for these products are different, but when it comes to integrity in general, the combination of both text and image/video detection can be critical. That's why we've partnered with BitMind. Now, in addition to image/video recognition, they also offer AI text detection powered by It's AI on their platform.

Some big updates for the miners on ORO in the last 2 days. Daily on-chain rewards are now up to $20,000 USD per day for performing well on the ShoppingBench eval. That means in the past 2 days, these 2 miners have earned just under $40,000 cumulatively, by scoring a 71.7%: 🥇 Race #72 Winner: titan 🥇 Race #73 Winner: tower

What does your AI provider do to keep your prompts private? For most, the answer is a privacy policy. A document that promises not to look. We do it a bit differently. Every model we offer runs with confidential compute inside a TEE. The GPU operator serving them can't read your prompts or your outputs, because the hardware keeps the memory encrypted while the model runs. GLM-5.2 gives you a 1M-token context at $1.40 in, $4.40 out. Kimi K2.6 reads images and video. Gemma 4 and Qwen3.6 handle vision from $0.12 in. MiniMax M2.5 covers reasoning and tools at $0.15 in. Same OpenAI-compatible API across all of them. What would you run through a model if the operator couldn't see it?

Random sighting in Hudson, NY. Ran into John , @bitsecai , a subnet on $TAO that uses decentralized AI for cybersecurity and beats out Fable 5. (!!) By coincidence, I have been thinking of investing in their tokens. I’m glad I had this chance to talk to John. https://t.co/I4rIotb0Vz

Chutes Week 6 is a statement. GLM-5.2 is now live, Terminal-Bench 2.1 benchmark hits 81.0, and it keeps compounding. This is AI infrastructure being built in public, week by week. $TAO

nodexo 3.0 testnet is live. proven hardware. real GPUs answering timed challenges, fingerprinted, bound to on-chain identity before they earn a thing. no phantom cards, no weaker silicon wearing a bigger name. the chain knows the difference. conviction allowance is running too. lock alpha to the subnet, earn daily compute credits, your stake never spent. belief, paid back in compute. three ways in: x402 per-rental for agents, prepaid credits, or the allowance you earn by conviction. validators run on cpu, anyone can open a storefront. a protocol with many doors, not one. main net lands tuesday, june 23. we lit the first compute subnet on bittensor. this is the one that rewrites what compute is. 106 $TAO