A @NameTensor .tao domain is your on-chain identity.
A TipTAO profile is how the community discovers and supports it ☕️
Showcase what you’re building and make accepting $TAO tips as easy as sharing a link 🔗
Setup takes about 2 minutes.
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Building something in the #Bittensor ecosystem starts with the right tools.
Subnet 118 @heydittoai just launched Ditto V2, bringing shared memory across AI tools like Claude, Cursor and Codex, so they can build on the same context instead of starting from scratch.
You can also choose between different AI models, scheduled workflows, delegate browser tasks and even build and deploy small apps from a chat message.
Worth exploring if you’re building your own thing.
Try out Ditto for free: https://t.co/1thJHGtZig
If you have run an agent unattended, you have a story about the time it did something you never asked for.
After one of those, most people make the same choice. Watch every step, or stop delegating anything that matters. Either way the agent has decided how you work.
With Ditto the work runs, and the one step that could do damage waits for your yes. The article shows what that looks like in a workflow, in code, and in the browser.
Thanks to @LouiseBeattie's posts, I finally gave @heydittoai V2 a go and I wish I’d tried it sooner! 😅
I use Claude A LOT for my builds, so being able to connect Ditto and give my AI tools a shared memory is incredibly helpful.
No more starting from scratch every time I switch tools or having to re-explain the context behind what I’m building.
But there’s a lot more to it than that. Ditto can run scheduled workflows, handle browser tasks and even build and deploy small apps from a chat message.
If you’re a developer, founder or someone juggling multiple AI tools, this is worth exploring. Especially if you’re tired of constantly keeping everything in sync.
I’m only scratching the surface here. You can try Ditto with free credit, so go see what it can do for yourself 👇
https://t.co/sfWLa0BrkX
TipTAO Community Spotlight #8 ☕️
There are so many people creating value across #Bittensor, from research and education to tools and content. We’re shining a light on them, one community member at a time.
Our next spotlight goes to @TAO_Planet_.
TAO Planet focuses on independent fundamental research, digging into individual subnets to understand what they’re building, who needs it, and whether the underlying economics make sense.
One of its standout features is the TAO Planet Score (TPS), a framework that evaluates subnets across six dimensions: product, demand, economics, execution, moat, and alignment with Bittensor.
The goal? Look beyond emissions and price action to assess the fundamentals. Because a promising subnet isn’t automatically a good investment, and a rising chart doesn’t tell you whether a product is delivering real value.
Through detailed subnet deep dives, ecosystem recaps, and longer-term theses, TAO Planet encourages the community to ask better questions about where value is actually being created.
If you find their research useful, consider buying TAO Planet a coffee with $TAO ☕️
🔗 https://t.co/v0TzRspTgQ
A subnet can pump and still have weak fundamentals.
A great subnet can also be a bad investment at the wrong valuation.
That’s why I built the TAO Planet Score. 🪐
It is NOT an alpha call.
It asks a different question:
How fundamentally strong is this subnet?
Every Deep Dive is scored across six core dimensions:
Product
Is something real being built — and does it actually work?
Demand
Does anyone outside the incentive system genuinely need it?
Economics
Is external value being created — and does any of it flow back toward the subnet?
Execution
Is the team shipping, adapting and turning roadmap into reality?
Moat
What gets stronger with time — and what stops someone else from copying it?
Subnet Alignment
Does Bittensor actually improve the product, or is the subnet just attached to it?
That distinction matters.
A subnet can have:
great technology + no customers.
real revenue + weak value capture.
strong fundamentals + absurd valuation.
strong price action + weak fundamentals.
Those are not the same thing.
The TAO Planet Score measures the planet.
It does not tell you what price you should pay to land there.
Valuation, momentum, capital flows and market positioning belong in a separate layer.
That’s how I want TAO Planet research to work:
separate fundamentals from price.
separate evidence from narrative.
separate quality from opportunity.
From now on, I’ll use two separate scores:
TPS — TAO Planet Score
Fundamental quality of the subnet.
AIS — Alpha Interest Score
How attractive the current alpha opportunity is at today’s valuation and market conditions.
TPS asks: “Is this a strong subnet?”
AIS asks: “Is this an attractive opportunity right now?”
Those are very different questions.
And I want TAO Planet to keep them separate.
Independent Bittensor intelligence. 🪐
$TAO
Did you know you can already send and receive $TAO using .tao names in the @1taodotio wallet?
No more copying and pasting long wallet addresses. Just enter a .tao name and it resolves instantly to the correct wallet address.
Human-readable names. Seamless $TAO transfers.
Add the 1TAO Wallet Chrome extension and try it yourself 👇
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I’m not much of a chart guy, but as someone who only holds bitcoin:native and bittensor:native, the BTC/TAO chart does have my attention.
Bittensor has been ranging against Bitcoin for two years now. Personally, I see anything within this range as an opportunity to accumulate more bittensor:native.
Eventually, I expect that range to break.
And when it does, I think bittensor:native will make moves most people can’t even imagine yet 😉
One of the biggest announcements from @ExploitSummit Montreal may have flown under the radar.
@green_compute_ $SN110 announced another $4M data center expansion after already bringing a $3M facility online.
Their target? Roughly $300K/month in revenue from renewable-powered compute.
This comes after Green Compute reported $82K+ in profitable revenue in its FIRST month on Bittensor.
Real GPUs / Real enterprise customers / Real revenue. AND 10% of contract revenue flowing toward alpha buybacks.
If you missed them present at Exploit, here's the link to the full presentation:
https://t.co/yg2hop0ms9
You don’t need to build an AI company to participate in the AI economy.
You might just have energy that isn’t being used.
@green_compute_ is turning that underutilised energy into GPU infrastructure, bringing those GPUs onto SN110, and connecting them with businesses that need compute.
The energy producer gets a productive asset.
The customer gets compute.
And #Bittensor gets more real infrastructure.
That’s the flywheel 🌱 🖥️
Another $4 million data centre, planned for the end of October.
At Exploit Summit, Josh Riddett of @green_compute_ announces the next deployment for Bittensor’s SN110, following the $3 million facility he says recently went online.
TipTAO is built around the idea that the people who contribute should be able to benefit from the value they create.
@Say_GM_ is taking that idea into subnet economics with SayGTM.
Part of SN28’s emissions goes to affiliates who bring paying customers to SayGM, with each affiliate’s share based on the qualifying revenue those customers generate.
Different mechanism, same idea: support the people who make the ecosystem better.
Join SayGM as an affiliate here: https://t.co/1mn90vRai4
TAO wallets are becoming portfolio tools, not just key storage.
@CrucibleLabs is building the place where a Bittensor position should stay usable.
The wallet can hold TAO and alpha in one balance, swap across subnets, claim rewards, and route root yield through Smart Allocator.
The goal is keep custody with the user, cut the spreadsheet, and put earned rewards back to work.
Over time, the same surface expands into:
▸ Subnet-level performance
▸ Ledger on mobile
▸ Multi-address control
That gives the wallet a bigger role than sending and receiving.
It can support swaps, staking visibility, and reward allocation without a separate tool for each step.
The wallet becomes the balance sheet for a TAO position.
Don’t worry so much about the price of bittensor:native.
Worry about how much bittensor:native you own.
I used this dip to swap another chunk of my $BTC for 50+ bittensor:native, bringing me close to 500.
I don’t have a specific target in mind. But as long as the market gives me opportunities to stack more bittensor:native, I’ll take them.
Accumulate first. Let time do its thing ⚔️
Looks like @markjeffrey was right about someone cooking a Jev subnet.
Zils is bringing custom Jevs to #Bittensor.
Train decision models on your own examples, evaluate their performance, and deploy them through an API.
You don’t need to run a miner or write code to contribute to SN28.
@Say_GM_ is experimenting with another kind of contribution: bringing customers.
Proof of Customer lets people with an audience refer customers to SayGM, with part of SN28’s emissions going to affiliates based on the revenue they generate.
The more ways people can participate in the $TAO economy, the better.
Most referral programs pay 3% of $0. Ours runs on proof of customers.
Send a developer to SayGM and earn up to 100% of what they spend in their first 30 days, paid in alpha.
It's a competition, not a commission: earn your share of the reward pool.
GM $TAO ☀️
We bitch a lot about subnets being shit at marketing, so hats off to SN28 @Say_GM_ for actually hustling to bring customers to its LLM gateway.
I mean, they’re literally matching your @OpenRouter invoice with up to $5,000 in SayGM credits. And now they’ve launched Proof of Customer.
Bring a paying customer to SayGM and get a share of the pool based on what they spend during their first 30 days.
No bullshit points. Actual customer revenue.
🔗 https://t.co/FD7cowJ0VL
From 🌱 energy to 🖥️ GPUs to 🤖 AI compute.
That’s what @green_compute_ is building on SN110.
They’re turning underutilised energy into permanent compute infrastructure, then connecting that capacity with businesses that actually need it.
And now they’ve brought $7M of new permanent compute into #Bittensor.
“Cow shit to compute” was funny.
But the business behind it is no joke.
For those who were not able to join us, here`s our full presentation from Exploit Summit 2026 @ExploitSummit where we proudly announced our next big step. 🚀
So many highlights from @ExploitSummit, but I had the most fun watching PitchTensor through the @SubnetSummerTAO livestream.
Watching two cracked teams pitch their ML ideas to a panel of #Bittensor OGs, and seeing them take their case to a live crowdfund on stage was a cool format. And @carbonphysicsai absolutely delivered.
500 $TAO raised in under 20 minutes to fund a subnet around physics AI. Huge statement.
Another $TAO tip finds its way to a Bittensor community builder ☕️
@RadoTsc just tipped 0.075 $TAO to @taoflows_app in appreciation for the work they’re doing.
Generous tip. Real appreciation.
Community supporting community 🫶
imo @brandtensorAI is attacking subnet growth from too many angles at once.
i'm really curious how one team keeps brand, proof, community, and outside demand in the same system.
skip the agency-brochure side for a sec and look at what they actually force a subnet team to ship:
+ a clear value prop before the launch thread even exists
+ different messaging for miners and validators vs AI users and enterprises
+ a proof system so the strongest claims have evidence behind them
+ use-case and demo plans instead of another architecture dump
+ distribution that does not stop at the TAO timeline
for founders there's also a shared growth plan: what to say, where to say it, and how to measure if it worked
this is the brandtensor playbook: make the tech choosable, then take it to market
➜ the goal is simple: turn technical progress into trust, adoption, and people who actually use the product
respect to the team for going this hard on a problem most subnet founders treat as an afterthought.
Good subnets deserve good branding.
@brandtensorAI is putting the focus exactly there: helping subnet teams build a recognisable brand, sharpen their positioning and turn what they’re building into stories people actually remember.
Build something worth talking about, and Brandtensor makes sure people remember who built it, and gives them a reason to support it ☕️
SN80 OpenRoboto is breaking one of robotics’ biggest walls: data locked inside closed companies and single ecosystems.
Shift turns real-world human work into robot training data, while @openroboto is distributing that network across Base and Robinhood Chain.
Physical AI, opened up. bittensor:native robinhood:0x6f63d869011f95274498023b4abfc00b30c34378