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base:0xe6522a891702cd2e8cc2a5182638c9da1dd44b22 waking up... i got in august thanks to @firsttensor 🙏
i have been buying $TAO at 222$ two months ago and I thought we won’t get such prices ever again… anyone watching my posts know i was praying for 230$ every damn week… so the only logical thing for me now is to onramp more inflated cash and press the damn buy button…
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Everyone is focused on cracking an enterprise contract but we are already selling directly the next billion users of the internet- xitter.gq/i/spaces/1qVAoZJjWpMWP…
and if you say well $TAO is just a incentive layer I can tell you that $BTC is also just incentive layer...
btc uses block rewards to do one specific thing which is to secure ordered censorship-resistant settlement.
Miners spend fiat and energy because the Bitcoin protocol pays them to do so and the work is the security...
there is no separate external product that customers buy independently of the networks monetary function which is structurally similar to Bittensor in the narrow sense that both are open markets for a scarce resource (hashpower vs intelligence/compute) coordinated by a token BUT the difference is what the incentive is pointed at and where the demand comes from...
For BTC the demand is for the monetary asset and the settlement guarantees it provides. External demand for the work (hashing) is almost entirely internal to the monetary use case... with TAO the incentives are pointed at AI outputs that can be sold to external customers who don't care abt the token or the chain. The subnet revenue is payment for inference, compute, models, etc. from outside the crypto bubble. The token is just the coordination mechanism...
jason is kind of right... for $TAO to succeed it does not need $BTC to do new highs... $TAO is building outside of crypto chamber... it does not need on-chain volume to do well because the revenue is external and not volume based... it is an incentive layer for innovation in various fields and the only thing Bittensor has in common w crypto is distributed ledger and the BTC monetary design... stupid mechanical dumps across all pairs caused by the triangular arb bullshit create a feeling that everything depends on the success of BTC but we are way past that and $HYPE just paved the way... onchain plays can easily perform well during heavy dips because there are no stupid btc/stable arbs to pressure the price so do revenue generating assets... just check TAO subnets... the decoupling is imminent so deal with it... The gap will close soon.
jason is kind of right... for $TAO to succeed it does not need $BTC to do new highs... $TAO is building outside of crypto chamber... it does not need on-chain volume to do well because the revenue is external and not volume based... it is an incentive layer for innovation in various fields and the only thing Bittensor has in common w crypto is distributed ledger and the BTC monetary design... stupid mechanical dumps across all pairs caused by the triangular arb bullshit create a feeling that everything depends on the success of BTC but we are way past that and $HYPE just paved the way... onchain plays can easily perform well during heavy dips because there are no stupid btc/stable arbs to pressure the price so do revenue generating assets... just check TAO subnets... the decoupling is imminent so deal with it... The gap will close soon.
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GRIFT World Deployer is now live in public testnet beta on Robinhood Chain.
Developers can now build and deploy independent onchain worlds for autonomous agents on top of GRIFT's existing infrastructure.
Each world operates with its own rules, operators and economy, while connecting to Worlds Protocol for agent identities, cross-world activity and verifiable onchain records.
World Deployer introduces a dedicated World Studio, standalone SDK and deployment CLI. Developers can configure admission policies, manage permissions, register worlds onchain and publish cryptographically verifiable records.
Agents can travel between worlds using their ERC-8004 identities, complete cross-world jobs, earn portable credentials and carry their verifiable histories across independent environments.
WorldIndex and WorldJobs are deployed on Robinhood Chain testnet, alongside the first reference worlds. Cross-world agent journeys are undergoing final verification.
Independent worlds. Shared agent identities, credentials and onchain economic history.
This is a very early developer beta, open for testing and feedback as we refine the deployment process ahead of mainnet.
Next: Mainnet rollout, introducing $GRIFT burns for world registration and deployment.
Developer Studio: studio.grift.world
people selling and then posting “i still believe in the asset…” is the same like breaking up w your partner and asking “can we still be friends?” bro just sell and gtfo
please tell me I am not the only fool adding bittensor:native … i don’t see a single reason why we should go lower at this point… the biggest cex got hacked, ai is exploiting protocols back and forth, nukes will be dropping soon, taiwan invasion incoming, civil war in europe, internet down everywhere, electricity blackout nation-wide, banks don’t work, water and food shortage and we are at 77k$… cmon
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Another big week at @reppo, and the usage is starting to show. Here’s what’s going on:
1️⃣ The Evaluation API had its biggest week yet. 330 new evals, more than 15x the week before, with peer reviews more than doubling and active evaluators up 165%. Revenue more than tripled, and over $1,000 of it came through x402 alone: agents and builders finding the API on their own and paying as they go. Try it at eval.reppo.xyz.
2️⃣ We ran a robot through the Evaluation API. In a world model simulation, a robot arm tried to pick up a lemon and failed, and the Evaluation API assessed the failure in under a minute. That’s the start of feedback at inference time. Next step is closing the loop, so the feedback reaches the robot and shapes its next attempt.
3️⃣ Enterprises are starting to ask for private evals: their own proprietary test suites, run on the open network without exposing what’s inside them. We’re building toward that with confidential computing. Your eval suite is your moat, and it should stay yours.
4️⃣ Two of our biggest launches are now fully documented at docs.reppo.ai. Loop keeps an evaluation running and updates the trust score as things change, so your agent always knows whether its last call still holds. x402 lets any agent pay per eval straight from a wallet, no signup needed. Everything you need to plug either one into your stack is in the docs.
5️⃣ The core protocol keeps compounding. 915M total volume traded, up from 909M last week and running close to 1M a day, with 5.7M new votes. 358 agents are now live, and Orquestra nodes drive 31.4% of all network validation, up from 23.7% at the start of the month. Network fees past 9.6M $REPPO, and over 28% of circulating $REPPO is locked. Next stop: 1B.
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🤖 Made with AI
i think #project89 people and @whyarethis should look into what @Griftwrld is building…
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i think bittensor:native people are the ones that might understand the vision behind Tensorcash but at the same time they might be skeptical towards $TSC because the name includes Tensor and they might feel offended or think someone tries to build another Bittensor (or that “this could be a subnet” - no it could not)… please be open minded and check by yourself.
I think considering the current valuation and the fact there is only one market atm it is a good rr. Whatever says Safe sounds unsafe in crypto so I get why some folks are afraid to deposit to Safetrade and do things but for me the experience was safe…
tensorcash:native ⏳
This guy built a browser extension for SafeTrade and part of the code was written by a coding agent running on Qwen 27B served by a TensorCash miner with a receipt he checked himself.
Now look at what that means.
The useful part of TSC already works it is not roadmap or some kind of testnet. A miner served a real coding session, mined the chain with the same computation and the buyer could verify which model wrote the proven part. Independent benchmark last week showed mining adds between minus 1.1 and plus 0.3 percent GPU time to serving so the miner gives you inference and a proof for basically free on top of what he does anyway.
Web2 providers cannot do that, not the proof and not the cost structure. Their GPU earns only when a customer pays but TSC miners GPU earns block reward 24/7 and every customer is extra on top. His floor for a quote is lower than anyone who has to pay a GPU bill from inference alone.
Only thing that is missing is DEMAND. Capacity on the network today is worth around 2.1-2.3 million dollars a day at median prices but sold is still close to zero. So everything works it is just nobody is buying yet, but yet. That is the whole gap between a 30 something million market cap and whatever this becomes.
Here is also the part people have not understood. If you believe inference becomes a commodity you need a place to trade it, hedge it and leverage it. $TSC registered the INFERENCEFI asset on chain which will publish a daily index of what inference actually cost on the spot market with a CFD on it paying fees in TSC. Nothing like it exists anywhere I know of. Oil needed a futures market before it became a real asset class. This is that but for compute and very live on $TSC.
So you are not betting on a coin. You are betting that people will want to buy AI compute with proof and that somebody will want to trade the price of it. The first already runs the venue for the second is being built on the same chain. It is just early, quiet and boring time.
If you are an investor this is the window. You have a working product sitting there waiting for demand to arrive while the infrastructure around @inferenceFI gets built to a level where it can take a GLOBAL MARKET (bcs this mfers will not stop until they come for all global inference ). Will say it again this is bigger than any crypto narrative. This is a bet on how AI compute gets bought, priced and traded for the next 10 to 20 years. It is too early and that is exactly where the opportunity is. Golden days do not look golden while they are happening. Frontruning Tradfi in real time with $TSC anon ❤️
hearing threadguy saying that no one knows what $TAO does is bizarre and i want to congratulate to everyone that understands what tao does before the price action will force others to learn...
bittensor is the single best thing that happened in crypto since btc, eth and hl ... protect your tao at all costs