Jason Calacanis says Bittensor cut token costs 95%
Jason Calacanis says a Bittensor inference subnet cut his token costs 95%. Chutes SN64 and Engy SN53 are both in the discussion, but he never named the subnet.
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Jason Calacanis says a Bittensor inference subnet cut his token costs 95%. Chutes SN64 and Engy SN53 are both in the discussion, but he never named the subnet.
Chutes says Parallax trained a recurrent model across distributed GPUs with a stated 0.6 percent quality gap versus centralized training.
Opentensor says Chutes SN64 has its first in house dFlash model live, with Qwen3 32B reported at about 50 percent higher throughput.
Chutes is using the cost of AI power infrastructure to frame why decentralized training and compute markets matter for Bittensor.
Chutes SN64 is building a stronger Bittensor case through product distribution and reported revenue, while Parallax adds a new training angle.
Chutes SN64 is becoming easier to test as TypingMind and VS Code bring its inference path closer to real users.