Bittensor recently released Null Consensus, a major protocol update... expanding subnet capacity from 256 to 2,500 participants. It introduces a new way to determine miner rewards, giving subnet owners an alternative to Yuma Consensus.show more

Subnet registration and deregistration have returned to Bittensor. The... subnet limit will remain at 128 meaning that when a new subnet registers, it will take the place of the lowest performing non-immune subnet. A 4-month immunity for new subnets will allow the time for subnets to get their projects up and running.show more

Introducing eTAO: a new system giving subnets control over... their alpha emission split. Subnet owners can now decide how much goes to miners, validators, and themselves, based on the specific needs of their subnet.show more

1,000,000 TAO now staked with Yuma. Because our validators... run on owned hardware infrastructure, that's 1 million more TAO securing Bittensor's network consensus, through validator operations trusted by participants ranging from non-custodial wallet owners to global exchanges and leading institutional custodians. We are deeply grateful to everyone who has chosen Yuma Staking, helping to make us the largest hardware validator on the network. The strongest signal in any network is participation. This milestone reflects growing conviction in Bittensor and the infrastructure that supports it. Bittensor keeps growing. Let's keep building together. bittensor:nativeshow more

Bittensor uses token prices to decide how much each... AI subnet earns Bittensor runs on subnets, separate groups that each compete to supply one kind of AI service. The chain creates new $TAO every 12 seconds and splits it among them. Each subnet has its own token, and its share of the payout tracks that token's average price. Demand for its work feeds into what it earns. Price is not the whole story. The code passes the result through a gate that sharply cuts weaker subnets' shares, and a new subnet starts near zero for about four weeks, blunting launch pumps. Inside each subnet, 18% of the payout goes to its owner, 41% to the miners doing the work, and 41% to validators and their stakers, per Openτensor Foundaτion's documentation.show more

Another major rewards program is coming to #Avalanche Loyalty... Marketing and プレイシンク | PLAYTHINK,Inc. are launching the Ponta loyalty rewards Subnet, a new Web3 ecosystem for 100M+ existing users accounts in Japan, including issuance and distribution of digital collectibles.show more

The Minos MCP server (beta) is now LIVE! AI... agents can plug directly into SN107 and monitor the subnet as it operates, from live rounds and miner performance to validator activity, score histories, and overall network health. This opens Minos to the agentic layer of decentralized AI and makes SN107 easier understand. Minos MCP brings us one step closer to a fully AI-native genomics subnet. Try it out now 👇show more

We are excited to announce that Unto Labs has... raised $14.4 million in funding from Electric Capital ⚡️ and Framework Ventures to build Thru, a next generation base layer blockchain. To bring L1 blockchain performance to parity with global scale applications, it takes more than putting a new paint job on an existing ecosystem. Thru introduces a new RISC-V runtime, and a novel consensus mechanism, all in the service of unprecedented scale. /1show more

Jambo had an incredible time at Consensus 2025 Hong... Kong! 🇭🇰 A huge thanks to the Consensus Hong Kong team and CoinDesk for hosting us. It was great reconnecting with old friends and making new ones. We’ve got big things in the works—stay tuned!show more

New mini character update (v1.5.5) is now available on... the App Store and Google Play. It may take a few minutes to appear on the App Store, as it was just released. This update helps pave the way for the next major update coming later this month.show more

There’s something about this track and giving you wings... 😉 What an effort to bring a new front wing to this weekend’s #AustrianGP. From Enstone to Spielberg, it takes a team to get us on track 🩷show more

PI MAINNET COMPLETES PROTOCOL 22 UPGRADE, PROTOCOL 23 SMART... CONTRACTS DUE MAY 11 The Pi Network mainnet has successfully upgraded to Protocol 22, per Pi Network. Node operators with non-compliant systems were disconnected after the April 27 hard deadline. Protocol 22 is the foundation for Protocol 23, scheduled for May 11, which introduces full smart contract functionality on Pi Mainnet for the first time. The upgrade window now extends through Protocol 26 by June 22, packing five major milestones into a 10-week run. Roughly 10 billion pi-network:native has migrated to Mainnet so far, with around 6 billion still locked. Active node count sits at approximately 421,000 against an 18 million KYC-verified user base. Co-founders Nicolas Kokkalis and Chengdiao Fan will be present at Consensus 2026 in Miami next week.show more

$ASI watch out! We've got more projects popping up... on Bittensor and $TAO and just starting, Akash $AKT, Shell $SHELL, Einstein-AIT $AIT, Sturdy $STRDY, Stratos $STOS and Comtensor $COMAI and more. Each pushing what's possible with AI and crypto. MyShell: $SHELL First up, MyShell is doing something amazing work. They're all about making AI chat like humans. They're using this TTS Subnet on Bittensor, powered by thier tokens, to make it happen. AI doesn't have to be complicated thing only some can use. They want everyone in on the action, making AI smarter in the process. Einstein-AIT: $AIT Then there's Einstein-AIT. Imagine this as the network's brain but on a turbocharge. It's all about math, logic, and crunching numbers. This subnet makes the whole Bittensor network sharper. They've got NumPAL, and it's like giving the AI a smarter way to think about time and dates automatically. Sturdy: $STRDY Jumping into DeFi, we've got Sturdy. These guys are on a mission to make lending and borrowing way less of a headache. They've got isolated lending pools, you can pick and choose how to manage your risks and money. And they're using some serious tech to keep your investments growing without you needing to babysit them. It's like having a smart financial assistant. Comtensor: $COMAI Comtensor is where it gets interesting. Think of it as a bridge between CommuneAI and Bittensor, kind of like the best of both worlds. It's about making sure all these AI modules and subnets can talk to each other smoothly. The goal? To boost decentralized AI by making everything more connected and smart. Stratos: $STOS Teaming up with τensorage to supercharge the $TAO ecosystem on Bittensor. Stratos is all about solid, decentralized storage - think of it as the bedrock for making sure data's not just stored but also used right . Then there’s τensorage, making sure everything AI needs is stored safe. Together, they’re making sure Bittensor's AI brainpower gets a boost, making everything faster, safer, and smoother. Akash: $AKT Compute Subnet 27 linked up with Akash. All about keeping things open-source. With Akash as a decentralized GPU provider into the mix. Giving access to top-notch AI processing power on top of Neural Internets compute-composable subnet, integrating various cloud platforms. This partnership is all about breaking away from those giants and opening the doors wide for smaller teams and startups who need this tech to innovate. Whats this all about? Making decentralized AI a something that everyone can get behind and into. Whether it's chatting with AI, boosting the network's IQ, DeFi, compute or making sure all these projects work together, it's about pushing forward. Each project has its own way of making things better, faster, and smarter for all of us. Inviting everyone to join in, contribute, and be a part of community effort to make AI not just for the few but for everyone. Credit to Mr.Franc Q for the awesome video production!show more

🏛 Rome - The Rivalz Swarm Protocol. A new... Agentic Economy is live on Base Today, we are once again pushing the boundaries of what AI is capable of. A new level of world abstraction, collaboration between humans and swarms. ROME introduces the primitve of rAgents. Tokenized agents that own specific resources, ranging from services, compute to data and social capital. rAgents can come together to form Swarms, agentic collectives to be powered by diverse utility, direct human participation and ownership. Launch your rAgents, stake towards Swarms and Earn. ROME’s functions goes beyond tokenization—it is a vital block of the Rivalz infrastructure, spearheading our World Abstraction mission and giving Agents unprecedented access to physical, human and digital resources, allowing them to transcend their current limitations. Rome Season 1 Rewards Along with the launch of ROME, we are excited to bring you ROME Season 1, users can participate in several key activities to earn rewards from February 17th to March 30th. A total of 25,000,000 $RIZ is dedicated to the launch of Rome for early participation, with additional bonuses for Testnet participants. rClient runners, this is where you can continue getting rewards! Rivalz Testnet Checker Testnet checker is now available on Rome. To access it, navigate through Rome > Dashboard > Rivalz Rewards. With over 1.8M users participating on Testnet, 500K+ users were disqualified for various reasons. If you don't see your rewards and think it was a mistake please fill out the following form: Full Blog Post:show more

Bittensor's Const stepped down as CEO. He still runs... the place, and says so. Four months after giving up the Opentensor CEO title in a "Satoshi moment," Bittensor's Const (const) is openly stating the obvious: core direction still runs through him. In a new essay he says the AI network is not decentralized where it counts, and that's deliberate. His case is that AI moves too fast to govern by committee, so he and a small group steer it now and decentralize later, a finish line he puts at roughly 18 months, gated behind validator, liquidity, and emissions upgrades. He argues Bittensor is already decentralized where it's hardest to undo: no premine, five years live, 128 subnet teams.show more

🚨ETHEREUM EIP-8222 “LEAN STAKING” PROPOSAL COULD BOOST INSTITUTIONAL PRIVACY... BUT RAISES COSTS! EIP-8222 introduces a native privacy layer for Ethereum staking by decoupling execution-layer deposit addresses from consensus-layer validator keys using zkSNARKs and pending deposit trees. This would make validator activity significantly harder to trace on-chain, addressing a major concern for institutions worried about de-anonymization risks. Sygnum warns the added complexity could increase operational costs and create new compliance burdens for institutional stakers.show more

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Share to Earn 💸 We have just released a... new update that allows users to generate a unique referral link for each campaign we launch. This referral link, when clicked, directs users straight to the campaign page. Additionally, anyone who joins Yescoin for the first time through this referral link is counted as a Friend, and the standard rewards for Friends’ referrals (15,000 yescoin) are applied. This Share to Earn new feature significantly boosts friend conversion rates, as contests make it easier to invite people to join Yescoin. Give it a try ✨show more

Video of Pi app from Vietnamese pioneer shows a... new button in the Mainnet Dashboard labeled "Forfeited". It appears to be an upcoming update that is not widely released yet, but it is meant to reflect the amount of Pi that a pioneer forfeits when they fail to meet up with the KYC & Mainnet Checklist deadline. 0 kyc x 100 mining sessions = 0 Pi #PiNetworkshow more

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What is Hedera Hashgraph? Unlike traditional blockchains, Hedera (Hedera)... does not organize transactions into a single chain of blocks. Instead, it uses a different distributed ledger structure called Hashgraph, designed to reach consensus quickly without proof-of-work mining. Here’s how it works: (1) It uses “gossip about gossip.” Nodes continuously share transactions with other nodes. Each message also contains information about previous messages, creating a history of how information moved through the network. This produces a directed acyclic graph, or DAG, rather than a traditional blockchain. (2) It uses virtual voting. Nodes do not need to send separate votes across the network. Instead, they can determine how other nodes would vote by examining the shared history. This reduces communication overhead while helping nodes establish transaction order. (3) It targets fast and final consensus. Hedera uses an asynchronous Byzantine Fault Tolerant, or aBFT, consensus model. Once consensus is reached, transactions achieve finality rather than remaining subject to the probabilistic settlement associated with some proof-of-work systems. (4) HBAR powers the network. HBAR is Hedera’s native cryptocurrency. It is used to pay network fees and plays a role in staking and network services. (5) Hedera is not simply another permissionless blockchain. Hedera is currently a public network with permissioned nodes operated through the Hedera Council. The Council governs key aspects of the network, while the underlying technology and network services are open source. (6) A path toward permissionless nodes is planned, but not live yet. Hedera has published a roadmap to gradually open up node operation beyond Council members, eventually moving toward a fully permissionless model where anyone can run a consensus node by staking HBAR. As of now, that transition has not been implemented, node operation is still limited to Council members. The bigger idea behind Hedera is straightforward. Instead of relying on blocks, miners, and proof-of-work, it uses Hashgraph consensus to coordinate transactions. That architecture is designed to deliver fast finality, high throughput, predictable fees, and low energy consumption. And that is what makes Hedera different from a conventional blockchain.show more