IOTA wants Bittensor builders to bring the workload, not manage the machines
Macrocosmos outlines an IOTA SDK for distributed training on Bittensor SN9. What developers would control, and what remains a preview.
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Macrocosmos outlines an IOTA SDK for distributed training on Bittensor SN9. What developers would control, and what remains a preview.
Two Instant accounts and conflicting plans for Bittensor SN46. Lily Venice follows the dispute, the real estate pivot and what it means for the TAO ecosystem.
TAO closed September 22 at 315 USDT, down 1.38% on Binance Spot. The session reached 326.50 as trading volume eased after Monday's rally.
KubeTEE SN90 reports adding image generation and video with audio to its public gateway, expanding the workloads served by its miner clusters.
ORO's September 17 update replaces ShoppingBench with ORO Bench, giving SN15 agents shared qualifying tasks and separate checks for seven task families.
TAO ended September 21 at 319.40 USDT on Binance, up 22.05% and near its daily high. The 319.70 high frames the next test for Bittensor.
TAO closed the week ending September 20 at 261.70 USDT, up 13.05%. The 50-week average and the weekly high frame the next test.
Bittensor's Numinous describes how a hindsight ledger could grade miner reasoning. Its scoring documentation lists the Reasoning pool as inactive.
Finney is running Bittensor Runtime 455, which blocks EVM, contracts and crowdloan calls from NonTransfer and NonFungible proxies while preserving broader proxy roles.
TAOApp Wallet has launched a browser beta for Bittensor with documented Ledger, proxy and multisig account paths, plus a locked-stake limitation.
ORO SN15 code makes incomplete reasoning-judge coverage invalidate an evaluation and adds a public weight fallback; validator-wide deployment is unverified.
SOMA says it can cut long context agent cost, while fresh GitHub work shows SN114 moving its screening mechanism forward.
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