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Some partnerships scream
Some just make sense
The integration between Subnet 22 @desearch_ai and Subnet 93 @Bitcast_network falls into the second category
Bitcast V2 on X now runs on Desearch’s API for real-time, structured X data
Which means:
• Replies verified properly
• Retweets counted accurately
• Engagement measured programmatically
• Less scraping duct tape
In simple terms:
Bitcast pays creators in $Tao for real attention.
To do that fairly, you need real data
Not vibes
Not inflated metrics
Not "trust me bro, the scraper said so"
Desearch provides structured, validator-level signals instead of brittle scraping pipelines. So campaigns become:
• More auditable
• Harder to game
• Less dependent on centralized data providers
It’s one of those upgrades that sounds boring
Until you realize that “boring infrastructure” is what keeps incentives honest
There’s also something very Bittensor about it
Subnet 22 (AI-powered search & data infrastructure)
feeds into
Subnet 93 (decentralized creator marketing)
Instead of paying external APIs forever, value loops inside the network
Clean data → fair rewards → better campaigns → more demand → stronger subnets
No fireworks
No dramatic slogans
Just decentralized search quietly powering decentralized marketing
Sometimes the biggest flex isn’t hype
It’s replacing fragile tools with infrastructure that doesn’t break every time X changes something.
Replying to @Bitcast_network
@Bitcast_network’s Version 2 X marketing platform is now powered by #Desearch’s X API.
Replies, posts, retweets, and campaign engagement are verified programmatically - replacing fragile scrapers with structured, real-time validator-level signals.
Decentralized creator marketing now runs on decentralized search infrastructure.
#SN22 #SN93 #Desearch #Bittensor
This is actually impressive.
$Tao subnet 51 @lium_io just hit $2.32M in GPU spend for October (up 74%), and daily volume doubled to around $100K
Real momentum🚀
Buying $TAO today might look expensive to someone looking at the chart.
So did buying SOL at $10
The market rarely gives you a comfortable entry into something that changes the game
AI has spent years moving into the browser.
But running a capable model there, without sending every prompt to a remote server, is a different challenge.
That's what makes @TPN_Labs 's Gratis launch interesting.
🔹 The distribution angle
Gratis brings open-source AI models directly to the browser and desktop.
No account is needed, and browser users don't need to install anything. Inference happens locally, so prompts stay on the user's machine.
That removes several barriers between discovering an open model and actually using it.
🔹 The Bittensor connection is what makes this more interesting.
$Tao SN65 focuses on compressing models while preserving their quality under strict memory constraints.
Gratis puts that work closer to everyday users.
The browser memory expansion to 16GB using 64-bit WebAssembly is an important part of making this practical.
The interesting question isn't just how small an AI model can become. It's how easily people can access and run it.
TPN is connecting model optimization with actual distribution.
Because an open model is only truly accessible when people can run it.
We're excited to introduce @Gratis_AI.
Run opensource AI models locally on your machine for free, with no setup required.
Gratis runs models from @huggingface directly in a browser tab or desktop app for more power, making every chat private by design.
TPN builds small, capable models; gratis runs them.
gratis-ai.com
$TAO subnets are quietly doing more interesting work than 90% of “AI coins” with bigger market caps
It can easily do 10-20x from here
Rayah τensor τ_τ retweeted
Yesterday we released rolling hash wallets (like Bitcoin) and Quantum protected wallets.
They combine together: you can wrap a quantum wallet under rolling hashes, multi-sig it, and use a vault signer, with a transaction delay.
You'd need to crack both Sha256 and quantum encryption -- at the same time -- to touch them.
Gamma and Quantum resist wallets are live on Bittensor.
Release notes:
bittensor.com/releases/v487-…
bittensor:native
Rayah τensor τ_τ retweeted
➥ AI stacks still treat data movement as an afterthought. @b1m_ai is building the missing layer.
An open AI economy needs infrastructure that connects data, models and machines. Beam’s vision is to make data movement open and programmable so builders can put data to work wherever it’s needed.
what’s different:
+ no new storage - just moves data between systems you already use (S3, R2, HTTP, etc.)
+ orchestrators + workers compete on real delivery performance
+ Proof-of-Bandwidth verifies throughput, latency and reliability
+ base pricing around $5/TB vs ~$90/TB on major cloud egress
normal teams won’t feel it overnight. the advantage shows up when datasets, model weights and results need to move repeatedly between clouds and agents.
Beam Subnet 105 is building the transport layer for that future.
➜ cheaper, programmable bandwidth isn’t a nice-to-have. it’s the bottleneck that determines how fast AI systems can actually run.
#Bittensor $TAO #Subnet105
Rayah τensor τ_τ retweeted
Bittensor unveils quantum-resistant wallets.
As AI renews debate over cryptographic security, the update gives users post-quantum signatures and the option to replace signing keys automatically.
The longer $TAO stays quiet, the more interesting the next move gets
Rayah τensor τ_τ retweeted
Everyone waking up to the idea of decentralized inference networks now, but also compute clusters, and training systems.
It will be protocols that mediate those networks since only a protocol can aggregate disparate and liquid compute -- across jurisdictions -- without taking on localized political risk.
gn datacenters --> gm inference networks
@engyai @chutes_ai @thinkinstant
Bittensor $Tao subnets just reached an estimated $70M annualized revenue (+100% in two months).
Compute and inference are leading the growth, with $100M+ expected by year-end.
Bittensor $Tao subnets just reached an estimated $70M annualized revenue (+100% in two months).
Compute and inference are leading the growth, with $100M+ expected by year-end.
Bittensor $Tao subnets just reached an estimated $70M annualized revenue (+100% in two months).
Compute and inference are leading the growth, with $100M+ expected by year-end
AI detection has a problem beyond identifying machine-written text.
What happens when genuine human writing gets flagged as AI-generated?
For a student, that false positive can be much more serious than a wrong percentage on a dashboard.
That's the problem It's AI is trying to address on $Tao (Bittensor) SN32
🔹 Accuracy is only half the story.
It's AI ranked first by average ROC-AUC in the MGTD benchmark (ICAIE 2025), evaluated across 15 datasets and approximately 2 million text samples.
Its latest multilingual evaluation adds another interesting result:
• Arabic: 99.8% accuracy
• German: 99.5%
• French: 99.4%
• Spanish: 96.0%
False-positive rates remained below 1% across these four evaluated languages.
🔹 The product goes beyond a single AI score.
It provides sentence-level classifications, word-level highlights and Deep AI Scan to examine mixed human and AI writing.
It also supports document uploads, Chrome Extension and Canvas LMS integration.
The interesting part is that SN32 miners compete to improve the detection models, while the output powers a product used in real educational and professional workflows.
Detecting AI writing is useful. Avoiding false accusations is just as important.
That's the distinction worth watching with @ai_detection
Our multilingual accuracy results are in 🇦🇪🇩🇪🇫🇷🇪🇸
We benchmarked It’s AI on DetectRL-X (ACL 2026), a new multilingual benchmark covering 6 real-world writing domains, modern LLMs and AI-edited text. ~12K human and AI texts per language:
🇦🇪 Arabic: 99.8%
🇩🇪 German: 99.5%
🇫🇷 French: 99.4%
🇪🇸 Spanish: 96.0%
But accuracy is only half the story. A detector that flags honest work is useless, so we also tested every language on real student writing:
🇦🇪 0.89% false positives (AR-AES)
🇩🇪 0.48% (DARIUS)
🇫🇷 0.56% (E-CALM)
🇪🇸 0.72% (CAES, 20K+ texts)
Under 1% in every language.
In English: 98.3% on RAID and #1 on MGTD, ahead of GPTZero and Originality AI.
Every benchmark, paper and dataset on one page👇
Open-source AI has an interesting contradiction.
The models are free to download, but running the good ones can require hardware most people don't own.
@TPN_Labs is trying to change that with SN65.
🔹 The engine
TPN runs competitions where miners compress AI models under fixed memory limits while maintaining quality. Submissions are tested against sealed benchmarks, and winning models are published openly.
🔹 Now comes Gratis.
Launched on November 2, Gratis lets anyone run open-source AI models directly in a browser or desktop app.
No account or installation required for browser use. Your prompts stay on your machine rather than being sent to a server.
The technical detail is interesting: TPN extended browser inference memory from the usual 4GB ceiling to 16GB using 64-bit WebAssembly memory addressing.
The bigger picture is what I like:
$Tao SN65 works on making models fit accessible hardware. Gratis gives people a way to actually use them.
A subnet producing models is interesting.
A subnet producing models and shipping an app where anyone can run them is a much more tangible result.
Try it: gratis.trueperformancenetwor…
We're excited to introduce @Gratis_AI.
Run opensource AI models locally on your machine for free, with no setup required.
Gratis runs models from @huggingface directly in a browser tab or desktop app for more power, making every chat private by design.
TPN builds small, capable models; gratis runs them.
gratis-ai.com
$Tao is one of the few alts with a real long term story




















