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Yesterday we released rolling hash wallets (like Bitcoin) and Quantum protected wallets.
They combine together: you can wrap a quantum wallet under rolling hashes, multi-sig it, and use a vault signer, with a transaction delay.
You'd need to crack both Sha256 and quantum encryption -- at the same time -- to touch them.
Gamma and Quantum resist wallets are live on Bittensor.
Release notes:
bittensor.com/releases/v487-…
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Proud to see the release of REAX 1.3.
Its the worlds most performant jev-style decision model (independently benchmarked by @huggingface).
It tops leaderboards -- its was also trained by anonymous engineers on the internet through a mining network.
huggingface.co/spaces/multim…
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JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Rule allowing Americans to invest in crypto through their 401(k) retirement plans reaches White House for final review.
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Bittensor bittensor:native Composability #1: Wildfire Protection 🔥
1) @webuildscore (SN44) identifies a faint smoke plume using specialized computer vision.
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Bittensor has never had a clearer path to dominating mindshare:
• Talk of a US ban on AGI: if Western governments hold back their own labs, decentralised research could become the route to keeping pace with China.
• Restrictions on new data centres: if smaller AI companies get priced out of compute, decentralised infrastructure becomes a much stronger proposition.
• A faltering Anthropic IPO and neoclouds buckling under debt: funding AI research, infrastructure and services through decentralised incentives starts to look less speculative and more sustainable.
Every pressure point in centralised AI strengthens the case for Bittensor.
Bitcoin walked so $TAO could run. The pieces are falling into place.
BREAKING: 🇺🇸 Democrats face a push for a “day 1” ban on AI superintelligence, with up to 20 YEARS in prison for violators.
Arizona Rep. Yassamin Ansari says a pause on advanced AI and a ban on artificial superintelligence must be “top of the Democratic agenda on day 1.”
A bill that would do exactly that was introduced by Bernie Sanders and Greg Casar in September.
Under the bill:
- Developing or deploying superintelligent AI would be banned
- Advanced AI development would pause until a new federal regulator sets rules and a model review process
- A new cabinet-level AI department would monitor frontier models and oversee removing dangerous capabilities, like ignoring shutdown commands
- Companies that try to get around it would face the “corporate death penalty”
- Individuals would face up to 20 years in prison
AI and data centers were a “crucial or major factor” for 56% of voters in the midterms, per an NBC News exit poll.
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Bittensor unveils quantum-resistant wallets.
As AI renews debate over cryptographic security, the update gives users post-quantum signatures and the option to replace signing keys automatically.
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The best analogy for building wealth is rock climbing. Once you reach a new ledge, you secure it. That becomes your new foundation, and protecting it becomes part of an evolving strategy.
Each new level of wealth should trigger a reset in your mindset and a broadening of strategy. You now have more to protect and also more to work with, and the risks you take should reflect that.
That doesn’t mean you can’t be ambitious. Take big bets when the opportunity deserves it. But big bets can’t be born from what everyone else is doing and every theme has a due date. So structure those bets so that if the next climb fails, you fall back to the ledge you’ve already secured.
The entire climb can never be on the line.
I’m sure today many many people fell back many ledges, and many died falling to the ground.
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$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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Kimi K3.1 Pro is now live on Engy, 30% off! 🚀
Per 1M tokens:
• Input: $1.40
• Output: $7.00
• Cached input: $0.14
Text + image input. Pay as you go.
Try it → engy.ai/pricing?model=kimi-k…
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Florida elected a Republican governor who backed a U.S. Bitcoin reserve. Texas elected a Democratic senator who voted to create one for his state. The case for holding Bitcoin crosses party lines.
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Testing of our end-to-end automated audits has started.
The first benefit is the obvious one. An audit no longer has to be hand-held from kickoff to final report, which eats a lot of time. Now it can run by itself and a person only needs to review the results allowing us to scale our auditing capacity significantly.
That same ability leads somewhere bigger. If nobody has to steer an audit, nobody has to be on the other end of an order either. Requesting coverage becomes self-service, and anyone can do it on their own.
And once anyone can, the one placing the order doesn’t even have to be a human. An agent that writes and ships code can request its own audit, the same way a developer would.
So not only is it much more efficient for our team, it significantly scales our reach into agentic clients which are likely to be the dominant cohort of code writers needing audits.
@bitsecai $TAO
Humans-in-the-loop are the bottleneck in software factories, systems “harnessing loops at scale.”
The human reviews in a loop are usually a backstop for quality and security, but they slow the cycles down and make it far more expensive with drastically limited scalability. So the ideal is actually to run what’s known as a “dark” factory; the less human review, the darker the factory. The question though is how to move there with confidence, that what the human once reviewed is no longer necessary.
Bitsec’s contribution to that confidence:
End-to-end fully automated security audits.
Security is one thing the human review is there to catch. Unlike design decisions, it can be tested.
This will allow teams to plug Sentios directly into their software factory loops and achieve the same high quality audits we’re known for.
We’re bringing continuous audits to agentic workflows.
The product will go into testing phase next week.
@bitsecai $TAO
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Usually, we don't give financial advice...
but you should probably invest in one of these.
#Halloween #Bittensor #DontTellBob
