A 364,000 person consulting firm just plugged itself into a Bittensor subnet.
The press release names the blockchain by name. Twice.
Crypto Twitter has not noticed.
PwC France and Maghreb formed an alliance with Manako Labs.
Big 4 firm. 7,000 employees in region. Part of a global network of 364,000 people across 136 countries.
Manako builds the Business Operations World Model.
It runs on Score.
Score is Subnet 44 on Bittensor.
The numbers:
• PwC France and Maghreb: 7,000 employees
• PwC global network: 364,000 people, 136 countries
• Manako: turns enterprise camera feeds into real-time triggered actions
• Powered by Score, Subnet 44 on Bittensor
• Alliance targets retail, logistics, manufacturing, energy, infrastructure
This is not a pilot.
Not a proof of concept.
PwC is integrating Manako into its AI advisory practice and selling it to enterprise clients.
Every Fortune-scale company PwC France touches is now a potential Score deployment.
The subnet does not have to do its own enterprise sales anymore.
The quote that matters.
Jean-Thomas Ledore. Strategy Partner. PwC France and Maghreb.
On the record:
"By partnering with Manako and leveraging Score decentralized Ai infrastructure on Bittensor blockchain, we enable our clients to move faster beyond observation and experimentation."
Big 4 strategy partners do not name-check L1s casually.
That sentence took weeks of legal review.
The setup nobody is pricing in:
• 1 billion cameras in the world
• 21 billion connected sensors
• Most of it recorded, none of it acted on
• Manako turns those feeds into lockdowns, dispatches, audit reports, workflow automations
• PwC sells the deployment
• Score does the compute
• TAO secures the network
For 18 months people have asked the same question.
Do Bittensor subnets generate real revenue. Or are they just emissions farms.
This is the answer.
A subnet productized into a deployable enterprise tool. Sold through Big 4 channels. To the largest companies in the world.
TAO is down. Subnet narrative is dead. Crypto Twitter moved on.
Meanwhile a 364,000 person consulting firm is quietly building an advisory practice on top of Subnet 44.
Pay attention.
The difference between gambling and trading comes down to what happens when you are wrong. Gamblers win big when right, but lose big or lose everything when wrong. You should never be in a position where you are one wrong trade away from losing it all.
"If you can't explain why you hold it, you don't."
Run that rule backwards through the average portfolio.
Most people are holding
three things they bought because of a tweet,
two things they forgot to sell,
and one thing they are emotionally attached to
because it used to be worth more.
That is not a portfolio.
That is a museum of past mistakes
still charging admission.
When I stated that Wintermute are in SERIOUS TROUBLE,
I was saying that with "CONFIDENTIAL" INFORMATION in my possession.
One of my agents [who, BY THE WAY, is on a very lucrative payroll], notified me after my tweet that "Evgeny" was cursing in their office.
"HOW DOES HE KNOW? WHO IS LEAKING?!"
The reality is, Wintermute have many people who dislike them [including people in their trusted circle] for being SERIAL SHITCOIN RAPISTS.
That's how Binance Cartel knew EXACTLY when to strike them. Leadership moles. I won't say much more.
They say, where there's smoke, there's fire.
And you know what else they say?
There is NO HONOUR AMONG THIEVES.
Wintermute and Binance Cartel worked together VERY CLOSELY for MANY YEARS.
But for Binance Cartel, Wintermute were ALWAYS the "FINAL PACK" in the works.
The END BOSS to slay.
They spent YEARS gaining the trust of Wintermute, two of the most evil entities to EVER exist in crypto history collaborating for MAXIMUM MARKET TURMOIL.
But at the end, there can only be ONE TRUE SUPERVILLAIN. ONE BIG BOSS.
Binance Cartel backstabbed Wintermute and BANKRUPTED THEM in a single day.
The collateral damage was everyone else getting hurt on 10/10.
But sometimes that's what it takes to eliminate a threat.
Am I mad at the Binance Cartel?
No.
They played the long game TWO TIMES NOW.
Last cycle they wiped out Alameda Research and this cycle it's Wintermute.
I will not comment any further on this situation.
~ Dr. Axius.
Many people have a completely wrong perception of what 'altseason' means.
To clarify the situation professionally:
1. The altcoin market is saturated and hyper-competitive.
We are no longer in 2021/2023, when the supply of new tokens was limited and every narrative attracted capital. Today, hundreds of tokens are launched every week: this fragments liquidity flows and prevents large-scale directional movements.
Too many assets, too little capital.
2. 99% of altcoins have no fundamental value.
They generate no utility, have no real adoption, and the only incentive for the market is short-term speculation.
They are not investments, they are tactical tools.
3. Liquidity is not flowing into high-risk assets.
Altcoins only start a cycle when institutional capital enters the market and seeks higher returns. This is not happening:
👉🏻there is no monetary expansion (no active QE from the Fed),
👉🏻rates are still restrictive,
👉🏻global liquidity prefers assets with greater credibility and capitalisation.
For this reason, capital is concentrated on BTC and ETH, not on the long tail of the market.
4. Crypto Twitter has changed and made information less efficient.
Today's environment is dominated by spam, hype, and accounts that generate nothing but noise. The environment is less focused on research and much more on emotional speculation and FOMO.
Less quality content means more impulsive decisions... and more losses.
5. Don't fall in love with tickers.
The correct approach is not loyalty to the coin, but risk management.
Objective: extract value, not become unwitting promoters of a project.
6. A true altseason requires favourable macro conditions.
Altcoins only pump when:
BTC consolidates after making new highs,
liquidity begins to shift towards risk, there is an expansionary monetary environment (incoming liquidity).
Until this happens, micro-caps remain illiquid and irrelevant.
An altseason is not born out of hope or hype.
It only arises when new liquidity enters the system and capital begins to move down the risk curve.
Until then, BTC and ETH remain the gravitational centre of the market.
LET ME EXPLAIN YOU HOW #BINANCE AND WINTERMUTE FUCKS ENTIRE CRYPTO MARKET:
- In the past 30 days alone: $34.5 billion traded between the two.
- Binance sends $10–$100 million chunks of BTC, ETH, SOL to Wintermute wallets hours before every major dump.
- Wintermute then market-sells on Binance, triggering cascading liquidations.
Oct 10 “Flash Crash” playbook (repeated 4× in 2025):
- 04:00 UTC: Wintermute receives $700 million from Binance.
- 04:30 UTC: Spot sell walls appear on every pair.
- 05:00 UTC: $19 billion longs liquidated in 90 minutes.
- 06:00 UTC: Wintermute buys back at -30 % discount.
Binance pockets the funding-rate fees; Wintermute pockets the spread
Today – same script
- 4:00–18:00 UTC: Binance → Wintermute → $1.14 billion BTC dumped
- Result: $1.16 billion liquidations while Powell was still speaking! Retail longs wiped; whales refill at the bid.
Once you start gambling on memes you'll never stop until you lose it all. I've tracked so many that will make millions and then immediately it's onto the next one, then the next, until they lose it all. You see the highlight reel of the big wins, you don't see them blow it after.
@cryptokans That is the big question. Stocks are also at ath, so would want to wait with scaling in to etfs at the moment. Houses same story.. but don't want it on my savingsaccount either 🫠
Hopefully you've learned lessons from hyper-gambling on PumpFun launches and hopefully you've learned about buying presales from teams that have shown no respect for the community that has made them wealthy.
It's official:
President Trump is now calling for the first 300+ basis point interest rate cut in US history.
This would be 3 TIMES larger than the 100 bps cut on March 15th, 2020, the largest in history.
So, what happens if the Fed does this? Let us explain.
(a thread)