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No financial advice 22y/o (depressed & retarded). TAO since 2022. Don't know how I ended up here. TAO addict. @chattensorio

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Joined October 2021
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YouTube vs. Bittensor No, you read that right. I’ve been thinking about this for quite some time now. YouTube came about in 2005, when the internet was a newborn baby just starting to walk. YouTube allowed anyone in the world to make and upload videos that anyone could see. Who gets rewarded? The best creators, the ones who make videos people like. Now, this isn’t really decentralized, but it says something. Google bought YouTube in 2006 for $1.65B, quite a good price for a “decentralized network” for video creation and consumption, right? Today YouTube is estimated to be worth around $475B-$500B, roughly a 300x return. Now compare that with Bittensor. It speaks to how things go. Since YouTube, users have gotten a better product than before, and the freedom it allows lets anyone express themselves and become something from literally nothing, regardless of background, skin color or gender. There’s no gatekeeping from the big television networks. I believe this is what Bittensor is becoming, but on a much larger scale. It could be groundbreaking, a new form of company, where the higher the price goes, the more talent it attracts, and the better the product the network creates. YouTube was the proof of concept. Bittensor is the real endgame. bittensor:native
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➥ 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
An open AI economy needs infrastructure that connects data, models and machines. Our vision is to make data movement open and programmable, so builders can put data to work wherever it is needed. Beam is building the transport layer for that future.
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I can't believe I get to buy ONE WHOLE bittensor:native for the price of $223.22 right now. I think next year we can see $70B-$200B Valuations for Bittensor. $7,000 per TAO Is not just a dream. Call me crazy, I might be wrong. 4+ years in this ecosystem and I have never been more bullish.
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The state bittensor:native is in right now: Real ones know what happens after. Study compound effect.
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You are all to bearish and bittensor:native is going higher. Much higher
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Then you find bittensor:native and the world turns upside down
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Bittensor subnets get judged on one question and it is does it actually produce anything? TPN runs open competitions that shrink AI models, and now @TPN_Labs shipped Gratis so anyone can run them: gratis.trueperformancenetwor… #ad
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
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The higher the bittensor:native price the better miners we get on Bittensor. If you think TAO is going to $7000 why should it stop there? The higher we go the better product subnets ship. Simple as that.
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$7000 is like the minimum of what I think bittensor:native can go to. Roughly a 30x from here.
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Bittensor is gonna have a crazy run next year bittensor:native
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We are starting to see results bittensor:native
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Stop for a second and imagine bittensor:native at $60,000. Do you think it can happen? When I visualize it I actually see it.
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3 steps forward 2 back. Most quit after a pullback that's when you push harder.
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Sooooo Local AI usually means hardware and setup headaches. Gratis from @TPN_Labs runs open source models in a browser tab so it's no account, no install, and nothing leaves your machine. here: gratis.trueperformancenetwor… #ad
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
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bittensor:native is bigger than you think
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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.
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In 2024 xrp added $100b market cap in 2 months. The market can get so silly real quick. Don't underestimate bittensor:native
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I get to buy more bittensor:native at $200?
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I invest in stuff that I think will have a huge impact on the world. Not the flavor of the day. I buy stuff early that seems undervalued. Sometimes right sometimes dead wrong. Being early involves alot of ups and downs. Eventually I think bittensor:native 500x-1000x
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And here we are people calling for lower again. Well I mean it make sense but just some advice to share is that sometimes it's really good focusing on the long term goal and cutting out all of the noise on the timeline. bittensor:native
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What if we just V shaped and went straight up from here? bittensor:native
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