💎 @CreatorBid is gaining real traction!
It’s the distribution layer for Bittensor ($TAO) agents.
But wait… what is TAO and what are Subnets?
🔍 What is TAO Network?
TAO by @opentensor is a decentralized AI network where anyone can contribute:
• Computing power
• AI models
• Training data
Contributors are rewarded in $TAO based on the value they bring.
🏗️ What are Subnets in TAO?
Think of subnets like mini AI ecosystems within TAO.
Each subnet focuses on a specific task—NLP, image generation, coding, etc.
They operate independently and compete to provide the most valuable AI services.
⚙️ Why Subnets?
•Specialization = better performance
•Open + decentralized AI infrastructure
•You can run one, build on one, or stake on one
•Subnets earn $TAO based on quality & performance
🔥 As of June 2025, there are 125+ active subnets, and the number keeps growing.
Each one is like an AI startup in its own vertical.
Here are 15 of the most popular subnets and what they focus on 🧵
🧠 Subnet 64 – Chutes
Focus: Serverless AI compute (e.g., run open-source models like DeepSeek).
Provides GPU compute infra for decentralized inference.
📊 Subnet 4 – Targon
Focus: Verifying AI responses and multimodal inference.
Backbone of apps like Dippy AI (fact-checking + smart routing).
🧬 Subnet 56 – Gradients
Focus: Training massive open-source AI models (100T+ params).
SOTA model training at decentralized scale.
🖼️ Subnet 19 – Nineteen
Focus: High-throughput image generation & visual inference.
Decentralized alt to Midjourney/Stable Diffusion.
🔍 Subnet 34 – BitMind
Focus: Deepfake detection & digital forensics.
Even won Coinbase Developer Award.
📡 Subnet 13 – Data Universe
Focus: Data scraping (Twitter/X, Reddit, etc).
Feeds real-time info into other AI models.
💻 Subnet 42 – Gen42
Focus: AI coding assistant.
OpenAI-style chat & API interface for coding help.
⚽ Subnet 41 – Sportstensor
Focus: Real-time AI sports prediction.
Uses historical + live data to predict outcomes.
🔐 Subnet 29 – Coldint
Focus: Training niche, specialized models.
Great for use-cases that big models ignore.
🧮 Subnet 43 – Graphite
Focus: Solving graph problems like TSP.
Optimized for logistics, planning, and routing.
🎯 Subnet 6 – Nous Fine-tuning
Focus: Fine-tuning LLMs using synthetic data from other subnets.
Enhances accuracy and relevance.
📈 Subnet 46 – NeuralAI
Focus: Virtual agents & 3D asset generation for games/metaverse.
💸 Subnet 8 – PropTradingNet
Focus: AI trading strategies & financial predictions.
📖 Subnet 3 – Dendrite
Focus: Communication protocol & peer-to-peer intelligence sharing.
🕸️ Subnet 1 – Root
Focus: Network coordination.
Handles the consensus and weighting of other subnets.
💡 Want to stake, mine, or build on a subnet?
You’ll need:
• $TAO
• Some technical setup (or use a delegation service)
• An understanding of which subnet aligns with your goal
💬 Final Thoughts:
TAO Subnets are like the early internet of decentralized AI.
Each subnet = a startup, a team, or a protocol solving real problems using open-source models.
And you can participate.
The AI revolution isn’t centralized anymore.
The Hyperliquid of AI Agents is still sitting at a $20M market cap with a signed $300,000,000 AUM deal — completely unaffected by the recent news — and nearly nobody is talking about it.
No, there’s not a zero too many. It’s exactly what I wrote above: a $300M deal from a $20M market cap project.
In a trillion-dollar industry.
Which is already insane — that it's still priced at this market cap.
Thanks to the peak fear of WW3.
Let’s talk about $HYPE:
We see a lot of people like @blknoiz06, @Crypto_McKenna, @ByzGeneral, @NekozTek, and many more.
Besides the great product that $HYPE is offering, there’s one major point why Hyperliquid was nearly on an “up-only” trajectory from its airdrop — until the WW3 fear peak started.
It was the flywheel.
An absolute master move from @chameleon_jeff.
With its insane revenue, they're buying back a ton of $HYPE off the open market.
Which creates a massive amount of buy pressure.
And a big part of it goes back to holders. A full-blown cycle. Like it was designed specifically for holders to make money — if the platform succeeds.
The best part? Their revenue is “up only” because they’re delivering something the market actually needed:
A decentralized CEX-like experience.
I could keep writing about why Hyperliquid is great and how it works, but that would take too many words.
Now let’s talk about the project you started reading this for:
$DKING
The AI Agent isn’t just an Agent.
It’s a fully functional Swarms Protocol, powered by its own $TAO Subnet (SN44), using advanced machine learning to profit off inefficiencies in live gambling markets.
@webuildscore takes gambling analytics and machine learning to a different dimension — and ties it all together.
They leverage the TAO network to do machine learning on live matchups — where players are on the field, matchups, momentum flows, ball control, tendencies — and use that data to find inefficiencies in gambling lines.
20 people are working on $DKING, with @maxscore leading them.
These aren't “just trying my first AI agent” devs.
The team is full of big brains — and the amazing part: @crunchDAO, where Max was a core contributor, is also integrated.
CrunchDAO is an elite ML community with over 7,000 data scientists and more than 700 PhDs, developing alpha-generating insights through collective intelligence.
Now, why am I saying “the Hyperliquid of AI Agents”?
An AI Agent and Hyperliquid — how can this even be comparable?
YES — it has the exact same flywheel.
From the $300,000,000 AUM deal (which I expect to hit $1B at some point):
20% of the performance fees stay in @thedkingdao’s hands — and a big chunk goes straight to @thedkingdao stakers.
Right now, @thedkingdao ROI is sitting around 70%.
That means we’re looking at 7–8 figures per year flowing to stakers. (Imagine the numbers at $1B AUM.)
Minimum.
And that’s just the start.
There’s also a 2% management fee on the $300M:
$3M to the treasury
$3M for token buybacks + burn
What we’re seeing here is likely the first real AI Agent, powered by the Swarm protocol — delivering real-world value and attracting serious institutional demand.
They’re not playing catch-up.
They’re building the standard.
If the numbers even match half of what they’ve already achieved on the ROI side the revenue they’ll generate will be at minimum 8 figures.
And a massive portion of that will go straight into buying back $DKING tokens.
Some will be burned. Some will go back to stakers.
Now again, go study what happened with $HYPE.
It has the exact same flywheel.
Yeah, I know — again, $HYPE is a different product.
But the revenue + buybacks created a very similar environment. At some point, it triggered massive upward momentum.
The same setup is coming for $DKING.
Also: every single interaction with the Terminal will require you to hold $DKING in your wallet.
No $DKING = no access to the @thedkingdao Terminal.
And beyond the massive revenue potential — the token is literally the backbone of the entire ecosystem.
It’s football for now, but NFL will be integrated starting from Day 1 of the season. NBA next.
@maxscore plans to add 10+ sports into $DKING.
The narratives it taps into are insane:
-AI
-AI Agent
-TAO Beta
-Prediction market
-DeFi
-DeFAI
-GambleFi
And the market cap?
$20M
A massive repricing is coming.
It’s inevitable.
Thanks also to @SmallCapScience, who researched a ton of information so I could use some of it.
I’ll pin some tweets below that give an even deeper dive into the $DKING ecosystem.
As one of the few maxed chads, I’ve got a few @CreatorBid analysis posts coming next week, but here’s one take that I think most people are missing.
With Virtuals, you need points to access launches. No points = no allocation. That creates opportunity cost and even if you hit a 10x, you might feel like you missed a better launch (only on Virtuals does a 10x somehow feel like a miss lool).
CreatorBid flips this model imo.
Your BID Level = consistent access to every launch. No point spending, no opportunity cost.
Yes, allocations might be smaller because everyone can constantly participate (which is bullish for $BID). And yes, ROIs might compress.
But you get sustainable exposure to every single launch with much less decision-making involved.
That’s a flywheel I vibe with.
Excited for what V2 brings.
gBid.
Two monsters to watch this summer.
Both popped today and I posted about them just hours before the parabolic move *self-patt on the back*
These are SN-powered AI agents backed by serious teams:
– @thedkingdao → SN44 (by @webuildscore)
– @aion5100 → SN6 (by @Playinfgames)
Both are prediction agents with actual utility, real infrastructure, and real builders behind them. In my view, still massively undervalued relative to the vaporware floating around.
They’re not hype, they have real technology.
This post will age well.