Real-world applications + real-world utility = real-world adoption
That's why you see @vechainofficial at @UFC, @atptour, and now with @lululemon
We caught up with Communications Lead, @solomon_grundIe, to uncover the blend between sustainability and enterprise scaling
Vietnam just deactivated 86 million bank accounts after forcing biometric verification as a step toward a CBDC system. The EU is moving in the same direction with a mandatory digital ID. When it gets to that point the EU will have so much power it can be defined as the end of democracy and free will.
BNBx is scheduled to sunset by April 15, 2026
Huge thanks to everyone who used it and helped shape it along the way
We will ensure an orderly wind-down so every $BNBx holder can exit smoothly at the fully accrued rate
We have outlined the timelines, required user actions and next steps in the blog: https://t.co/fm2yXsMoqI
Subnet 93, Bitcast, is one of those $TAO subnets I’ve quietly grown to appreciate more over time.
What I really like about Bitcast is the model itself. As a creator, you’re never forced into output. You decide when something is worth writing about, and when it isn’t. That matters to me because I only want to write when I actually find something interesting, not because an algorithm or schedule tells me to.
That freedom aligns well with the recent shift I made with my account and how I think about content and value creation.
At the same time, I’ve always been honest about Bitcast’s biggest challenge: scalability. Until now, all Bitcast activity revolved around Bittensor itself. And rewards were effectively benchmarked against how much interaction you could generate inside that bubble.
That works to bootstrap an ecosystem, but it’s not enough long term.
What changes things is the new partnership with Bitget.
This is a real step forward for Bitcast, because it pushes the platform beyond purely internal relevance and into a much broader market. Suddenly, content doesn’t just live inside Bittensor.
Bitget’s Universal Exchange (UEX) integrates crypto, stocks, TradFi, and more into a single app. That means one platform where users can engage with multiple asset classes, all in one place.
For Bitcast, that opens the door to a completely different audience, different incentives, and far greater scale.
Creators are no longer just writing about Bittensor for Bittensor.
They’re writing for a broader financial audience, while still being rewarded through on-chain incentives.
That’s the bridge Bitcast needed.
This partnership doesn’t magically solve everything overnight, but it does address the core concern I had: Can Bitcast break out of the subnet echo chamber?
With @Bitget and UEX in the picture, the answer finally looks like it could be yes.
I’m genuinely curious to see how this evolves, because if Bitcast can combine creator freedom with external relevance and native Bittensor incentives, it becomes a very compelling model.
trust in defi isn’t a promise, it’s something you can check.
treehouse launched a live proof of reserves dashboard for tETH and tAVAX - updated hourly, fully onchain, 100% backed.
what I like about this is how explicit it is.
you can see where yield actually comes from (aave, spark, gearbox, benqi), how funds are allocated, and compare supply vs collateral yourself.
no abstractions. no assumptions. just verifiable data.