Solving the world's toughest computational challenges requires a community of brilliant minds, translating innovation into valuable IP. That's why we're thrilled to collaborate with @ResearchHub Founded by Brian Armstrong, ResearchHub is building a decentralized network of scientific experts, and together we’ll grow this community. This is just the start of our collaboration, beginning with elevating our Satisfiability Challenge to incentivise algorithmic innovation that delivers tangible commercial value. Check out the details here: researchhub.com/post/4437/se…

As @base continues to establish itself as the home for trailblazing projects, we’re taking the next step in integrating deeper into its ecosystem. Later today, we’ll be migrating the foundation’s liquidity from Uniswap TIG/USDC (1% fee) to @aeroxyz, with the majority of the liquidity being put into TIG/USDC (0.27% fee), and the remainder in a new TIG/WETH (0.3% fee) This move strengthens our alignment with Base and is aimed at bolstering liquidity for the community

The gateway to open innovation just got wider. $TIG is now tradable for millions more of users directly in the @Coinbase app. More access, more participants, faster breakthroughs.

1/4 On August 15th, at the start of Round 79, The Innovation Game will undergo its second planned halving event. The emission rate for the network will be programmatically reduced from 50 $TIG to 25 $TIG per block

A landmark achievement for open innovation. We're proud to announce that our protocol, live on @Base, has produced an algorithm that surpasses established state-of-the-art methods for the notoriously difficult Quadratic Knapsack Problem (QKP). This validates our core thesis: that an open, competitive, and incentive-driven ecosystem can systematically accelerate algorithmic innovation. [1/5]

Join us tomorrow at 5PM UK as @Dr_JohnFletcher and @0x_Asuka discuss the nature of a TIG breakthrough- how it will likely emerge, and how it will transform scientific discovery.

$TIG is now live on @aeroxyz! In the true spirit of decentralisation, members of our TIG community have stepped up to help scale the project by adding their own bonus incentives to bootstrap liquidity. As the project grows, we expect and encourage more and more of these efforts to be community-driven. It’s exactly this kind of grassroots momentum that will drive TIG forward. You can deposit and manage your LP here: aerodrome.finance/deposit?to… The contract address for the pool is: 0x3f5e98c7ebff35056ab4346bccd722a537c1aefa

Yesterday, our Founder & Chief Scientist @Dr_JohnFletcher addressed the UK Parliament on the future of open-source AI and IP - alongside leaders from @Meta, @openuk_uk, and others. He was joined by our Senior VP of IP Philip David, former General Counsel at ARM. John focused on a critical, often overlooked component: The AI that builds better AI. An engine of algorithmic invention - recursive, self-improving, and foundational to national capability. His message: this must remain open and decentralized, not owned or enclosed by a single entity. The argument received sustained attention. It drew more follow-up questions than any other point during the hearing, with the Chair calling for multiple rounds of clarification. A formal request for a written submission followed - giving $TIG the chance to expand on how open algorithmic infrastructure can be realized. Policymakers listened. They took notes. They followed up. As governments reevaluate their AI strategies, one thing is clear: The future won’t just be built on AI - it will be built on the systems that let AI improve itself. More to come.