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.const believes Bittensor will outpace centralized machine learning labs, becoming the go-to hub for efficient problem-solving in data collection, benchmarks, and AI training. As competitors emerge, $TAO aims to remain the Schelling point for digital commodity systems.

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Grayscale1 year ago

Watch the full $TAO Deeper Dive:

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τauShaman | τ | ϙ |1 year ago

@const_reborn People should pay more attention to @BarrySilbert and @Grayscale @Grayscale have been bullish on $BTC before @saylor and anyone else and did a lot to push $BTC adoption... Now the same @Grayscale is bullish on $TAO !

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τerenc31 year ago

@const_reborn He’s not wrong.

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Alex DRocks1 year ago

@const_reborn he's most probably right about Bittensor

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Kτinvesτor1 year ago

@CryptoMcDreamy @const_reborn $TAO is 👑. The $BTC of AI 🤖. It’s so obvious too.

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OpenGPU Enthusiast Grid1 year ago

@const_reborn Tao does not have enough scalability😏

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Prabrorooo1 year ago

@const_reborn Lord $TAO 👑

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Crypto Ricky 💎1 year ago

@const_reborn $TAO is the next big thing in this space!

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Jesse Wright1 year ago

@const_reborn Can someone explain to me how value accrues to the network from subnets? Subnets build the game, miners play it, validators confirm it. Subnets are running businesses off chain, so how does the value accrue back to $Tao holders?

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Anon1 year ago

@const_reborn Bullish $TAO

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