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Every audit we run leaves something behind.
A finding. A false positive. A severity call. A fix, and whether the fix held.
One report is just a report. Thousands of them become a record of how real code actually breaks, and that record does a lot of work. It teaches our filters to tell a real bug from slop, shows where each model is weak so the right one gets each job, and gives miners fresh production code to compete on that they can’t memorize the way they can a static benchmark. It also lets us route work to the cheapest model that can handle it, and it’s the raw material for the small specialized auditing models we’re building toward.
Anyone willing to pay can rent the same frontier models we use, but the data that makes them better at auditing only comes from running the audits.
So volume matters to us. More audits means more data, which means sharper agents and better finds.
Continuous coverage for our clients, and continuous learning for us.
@bitsecai $TAO
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I favor a predisposition to action.
The Bittensor chain has undergone 61 upgrades this year alone.
That’s more upgrades than its fellow Substrate chains, including Polkadot and Kusama, as well as major L1 networks like Ethereum, Solana, NEAR, Sui, and Cardano.
The philosophy is simple: move fast.
AI is evolving rapidly, and keeping pace requires Bittensor to continue building, improving, and upgrading at speed.
But that pace comes with challenges. Subnet owners often have to adjust their operations to accommodate network upgrades, while businesses considering building on Bittensor may wonder whether the frequency of these changes makes launching and maintaining a subnet too demanding.
Is this the price of moving fast, or could the pace of upgrades become a barrier for subnet owners and businesses looking to build on Bittensor?
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Building decentralized AI on Bittensor? Apply for the Hacker House in Bangkok this December.
We're co-hosting the event with @injective. Applications close tomorrow!
.@opentensor and Injective are hosting a hacker house this December in Bangkok to find the brightest builders across AI and agentic infrastructure.
Register before submissions close tomorrow!
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We're bringing biometric approval to @HashgraphOnline's HOL Guard.
HOL Guard is an open-source security layer for AI coding agents like Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. It checks commands, file access, package installs and tool calls before they run, and it can allow them, block them, or stop and ask the user.
It's only seven months old, it has millions of downloads, close to a thousand GitHub stars, and it ranked 13th out of more than 122,000 MCP servers. Hashgraph Online also runs a registry of 76,000 AI agents.
For us, the key is that "ask" step. Today the user answers it with a password or an authenticator code. With Pulse, it becomes a biometric approval from the actual person. The video is an early look at where the integration is heading.
Why we're doing this: we want human verification to be part of the infrastructure agent developers already use, not one more thing they have to bolt on. HOL Guard is growing fast, and that's where developers are.
We split the work into four PRs. The first was approved already, and the second goes in this week. Take a look at
github.com/hashgraph-online/…
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No More Buts series continued:
“But Flat pricing with unlimited members sounds too good. What’s the catch?”
No catch on the per-seat model, that’s the point. Traditional tools charge more every time you hire or add a client because they run everything in their own data centres.
Komms runs on independent operators paid through the network (Bittensor subnet 27). Storage and delivery costs stay low, so you get one price per workspace (or server), unlimited members, and end-to-end encryption.
Free starter plan, then affordable upgrades when you need more storage/files. You’re paying for the product, not for every seat.
$TAO $KAS
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JUST IN: 🇺🇸📷 President Trump says US is in talks with Bittensor (bittensor:native)
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Anthropic, OpenAI and Google run AI in the cloud.
Gratis runs it on your laptop
Cloud AI works like a restaurant. You order, someone cooks it far away, the answer arrives. You never see the kitchen, and the kitchen sees everything you ordered.
On Nov 2, @TPN_Labs (Bittensor SN65) launched Gratis to hand you the kitchen.
Open source AI models run inside a browser tab. Or a desktop app, if you want more power.
Free. No setup. No signup.
Pick a model, or load any model from Hugging Face. It downloads to your machine and runs there.
No account. No credits. No cloud.
Every chat stays private by design.
TPN builds small, capable models.
Gratis runs them.
The big labs rent you intelligence by the prompt.
This one you just open.
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OH! MY! GOD!
We have created the #1 decision model on Huggingface Decision Index.
🥇 REAX 1.3 is #1 on the Hugging Face Decision Index.
We produced the best decision model in the world.
274 models. One top spot. Built on Bittensor $TAO.
Four weeks ago, Subnet 92 didn't exist. Then the miners went to work: an open competition, two selected miner models, one post-production run.
Now REAX 1.3 sits at the top of Decision Index 0.4.1 with a Full score of 74.0.
This is what decentralized AI looks like when it ships.⚡
Live today on a Jev-compatible API
decisionmodels.io
huggingface.co/spaces/multim…
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More revenue coming in the Bittensor door ....
Subnet Yanez provides ID fraud detection / 'proof of human' products ....
Bittensor provides the mining furnace that forges the product into a level of quality and cost-efficiency not achieveable through hiring & capex.
$TAO
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Bittensor is building a decentralized AI economy anyone can own a piece of.
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⚖️ Emission split changed
SN44 Score
owner 18% → 12% · validators 41% → 44% · miners 41% → 44%
#Bittensor $TAO
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Introducing IOTA Decide 4B, our first public model.
Pareto optimal. Built different.
Trained across globally distributed GPUs with our SDK.
Open weights, Apache-2.0.
🤗 huggingface.co/macrocosm-os/…
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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
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Bittensor bittensor:native ecosystem is on fire. Revenue run rate is growing 40% month over month
$35M → $50M → $70M.
Another month, another 40% MoM increase in annualized revenue across the Bittensor ecosystem.
When we published the first SubConnect Bittensor Revenue Index, we estimated that revenue-generating subnets were collectively doing around $35M in annualized revenue.
A month later, that number had grown to approximately $50M.
Today, we're estimating $70M in annualized revenue.
That's a 100% increase in just two months.
Of course, annualized revenue is a snapshot, and the real challenge is sustaining that growth while improving margins and reducing dependence on emissions, but the direction is clear.
Bittensor is growing from the inside out.
And our expectation of $100M+ in annualized revenue by the end of 2026 is getting closer.
We'll continue tracking the numbers every month through the SubConnect Bittensor Revenue Index.
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October update is here...
1. Major customer sign up
2. Beat numbers in every category
3. Massive partnerships
4. Product releases
Long but it is worth every second.
$TAO
Happy Halloween! What a month it has been. There was a lot to talk about. As always unfiltered up to date information about the business.
This update is very long so hang in there, it is absolutely worth it.
@yanez__ai