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Subnet 9 on #bittensor just completed a 100 billion parameter pretraining run ⚪️ "We present Orion-100B: to our knowledge, the largest distributed LLM pretraining run conducted over the open internet across globally distributed infrastructure" macrocosmosai.substack.com/p/orion-100b-d… Orion achieved 65% the training speed of equivalent data center setups while using distributed hardware at a fraction of the cost @IOTA_SN9 are cooking up some serious frontier shit 🔥 $TAO

🔵 @TargonCompute just unveiled a high performance confidential home computer called the Targon Tower Pro - Runs everything locally - Data protected end to end - Can passively earn when not in use - Four unique Tower builds - Eight GPU slots - 512GB to 2TB of RAM From start to finish.. everything is private 🔥 Great stuff @manifoldlabs 👏 $TAO

Alts seriously need to decouple from #bitcoin Too much innovation being weighed down by macro, government, regulation, Saylor's experiment bullshit There are projects building real infrastructure, generating real usage and revolutionising markets Its time to stop treating everything like the same trade as #bitcoin

AWS charges $6.88 per hour for H100 compute. Targon, a Bittensor subnet, charges $0.45 per hour for RTX 4090 compute. That is not a discount. That is a structural demolition of the centralised cloud pricing model. And almost nobody in crypto is talking about it. Here is what Targon actually is. Targon is Bittensor Subnet 4. It finds idle GPUs sitting unused around the world and routes AI workloads to the cheapest verified hardware available on earth in real time. RTX 4090 compute: $0.45 per hour. H200 configurations: starting at $2.40 per hour. AWS equivalent H100 access: $6.88 per hour. Sometimes double that on Azure. The cost advantage is not marginal. It is a complete collapse of the pricing standard that AWS and Azure have spent a decade building. But the cost advantage is not even the most important part. Here is what makes Targon different from every other cheap compute play. Targon runs confidential computing on untrusted hardware using Intel TDX, AMD SEV, and NVIDIA Confidential Compute. Your code and your data stay encrypted end to end even when the node operator running the hardware is a complete stranger. Centralised clouds ask you to trust them. Their entire business model depends on that trust. Targon makes trust irrelevant by design. That is not a feature. That is a fundamental architectural advantage that centralised infrastructure cannot replicate without dismantling itself. The demand signal is already showing up in the data. Most high-end configurations on Targon are showing out of stock in real time. Projected ARR sits at approximately $10.4 million as of early 2026. NVIDIA brought Targon into the Inception program. Enterprise deals are closing. This is not a whitepaper. This is a working market eating centralised compute on cost, privacy, and supply elasticity at the same time. Here is what this means for $TAO. Every workload that runs through Targon runs on Bittensor. Every enterprise deal Targon closes is a real revenue signal flowing into the subnet emission economy. Every GPU owner who connects idle hardware to earn income is expanding the supply side of a decentralised compute marketplace that has no theoretical ceiling on scale. AWS built its moat with data centres worth tens of billions of dollars. Targon is building its supply from hardware that already exists and is sitting idle worldwide. The capital efficiency of that model versus centralised cloud infrastructure is not comparable. Centralised clouds had their decade. They built the roads. They set the prices. They trained the world to accept those prices as the permanent standard. Targon is showing the world what compute costs when the middleman is removed, and the market sets the price directly. $0.45 per hour versus $6.88 per hour is not a product launch. It is a before and after. The people who understood decentralised compute before it became obvious will not need to explain their positioning later.

Simple outlook on $TAO Hold $200 at all costs Has held now for 2+ years and foundations are solid Break the downtrend.. flip to support.. the next obvious target is a return to the top of the channel Resistance at all time highs to be expected.. the area won't roll over easily, but eventually.. it will break We're now 6 months post the first $TAO halving.. meaning reduced emissions are slowly going to make an impact.. subnet halvings are also on the horizon In my eyes, its pretty simple.. - Defend the range - Break the trend - Time, scarcity and ecosystem growth will do the rest $TAO

When $TAO price goes down people forget about what has been built. Decentralized AI When Bittensor TAO is at $10,000 they will remember. WE ARE EARLY @opentensor

James Altucher @jaltucher

8 months ago

Why I think $TAO will go to $2100 CONSERVATIVELY (plus the affect then on $TAOX stock): A) the halving - reduces selling pressure each day. High demand, lower supply = price goes up. B) Subnet deregistration: Every new subnet increases demand for $TAO because you have to burn

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LIVE TODAY 11 AM EST Bittensor is building the AI economy. But every economy needs money rails. Today I am live with Sid from @TensorUSD to break down TUSDT, stablecoins on Bittensor, and why this could become one of the more important pieces of the TAO ecosystem then people realize. Not just another project. This is infrastructure talk. Live on X and YouTube. #Bittensor bittensor:native

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$tao is my largest hold - but I recon $tig might overtake it value wise as I’m early and the bag is stacked. 🙃 U r still early too. $50M MC only. Strong fundamentals. DYOR.

#Bittensor will be the second largest protocol behind Bitcoin $TAO

Another great discussion from @haitzu with $TIG founder @Dr_JohnFletcher 45 minutes of your time and you'll understand why $TIG is a multi billion dollar protocol in the making 👉 youtube.com/watch?v=mOK_HS… Tokenised algorithms 🔥🖊️ $TIG

Jack Ai-Leung @haitzu

3 weeks ago

Yeah $TIG is flying under the radar An open protocol for algorithm development listening to John explain how algorithms can optimise & help you extract maximum utility from any given chip DeepMind, OpenAI, Anthropic, they're all racing to own the algorithmic layer if they

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Mis primeros 10 $TAO No puedo estar más feliz. Fueron 6 meses de ahorro, duda, alegria y miedo, pero se logró, esta era mi primera meta. Se que puede bajar otra vez, pero también puede subir mucho más. Mi convicción aumenta cada día, confío en el proyecto, en la comunidad y en @const_reborn $TAO Hasta la luna 🚀🔥

You think you missed early entrance at $TAO - yes and no. However, I feel Bittensor high quality vibes with @tigfoundation Do your homework and invest wisely, so you can sleep peacefully.

Web3 Princess 👑 @BrianneFrey

2 weeks ago

if you want to launch a subnet on $TAO it’ll cost you ~1,194 TAO right now, ~$330K the registration fee is dynamic it doubles every time a new subnet registers & halves every 4 days if nobody does (when slots are open) at peak it hit nearly 5,000 TAO in early May only

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Huge update for $TAO today. Const just announced that Bittensor will start blocking emissions to subnets involved in obvious foul play, abandoned activity, self-mining, or setups with no clear path to adding value. This is the cleanup phase. Dead subnets, 100% miner burn farms, self-mining setups, and TaoFlow exploiters should not be siphoning emissions while real teams are trying to build something useful. dTAO exposed the weak spots in real time, but that was always part of opening the system up. Now we’re seeing the first real enforcement step. Short term, this should push more value toward subnets that actually matter. Long term, conviction, shorting, and decentralized governance should make this much more organic. But for now, this is a strong signal. Less extractive garbage. More emissions flowing to real builders. Bullish for $TAO.

Do you believe $TAO can reach above 4000 dollar this year?

Bittensor's @TargonCompute Is UNDER VALULED! 🤯 "AI infrastructure play sitting at $70 Mil and the ONLY reason we get this opportunity is because people do NOT know about the $TAO ecosystem YET" Wen are incredibly early to $TAO. I am buying all I can. @opentensor

Targon @TargonCompute

2 months ago

We needed to run trusted workloads on untrusted host machines. So over a year ago, we started building the Targon Virtual Machine to enable Confidential TEEs in production. Today we're sharing our white paper written alongside @intel: Decentralized Compute on Untrusted

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Ⓣrillion @Trillion_Tao

2 weeks ago

$TIG on-chain data — everything in one place. All numbers pulled directly from Basescan. No estimates. Here's what the chain actually says right now — including an accurate breakdown of what those two locking contracts really mean. Live supply snapshot 49,407,478 Total minted

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The Halving Nobody Is Comparing To Bitcoin Bitcoin has its halving. Everyone knows it. Prices it in months ahead. $TIG has its own emission schedule — five tranches, each lasting twice as long as the previous, each emitting half the tokens per block. Tranche 1 ran at 100 TIG per block. Tranche 2 dropped to 50. Tranche 3, which started approximately August 2025, runs at 25 TIG per block and lasts until approximately August 2027. Same halving mechanic as Bitcoin. Documented. Scheduled. Predictable. The difference: Bitcoin miners sell to cover energy costs. TIG benchmarkers are incentivised to lock their tokens as deposits to increase their own rewards. Selling pressure and locking pressure working in opposite directions at the same time. Nobody is talking about TIG's halving schedule. That will change.

Few weeks ago, $TIG's founder announced a partnership with a fiat on-ramp infrastructure provider to lower the barrier for scientists. These providers don't do deals without rigorous KYB (Know Your Business) checks. They need proof of transaction flow and corporate legitimacy. So who prompted the deal? A government. Maybe NASA. The fiat on-ramp isn't a feature. It's a signal.