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Bittensor
Joined April 2026
Massive Agent Home Update: taopunks.io/ppc Read the docs now and we brought skills for your agents: taopunks.io/docs/overview
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It’s 2049, the world economy is 100x that of 2026. Of which only 2% is activities that entered the 2026 GDP, and 98% is new agent native services and markets. The two frontier labs have passed RSI 20 years ago and stopped selling ASI. They only sold powerful AGI which on par with open weights models but way behind the frontier. They kept ASI for themselves and profit by selling its artifacts not its tokens: new drugs, materials, motors, industrial processes, physical infrastructure, robot labor, competing directly in many industries from finance to manufacturing. Many traditional companies are doubling output every few years by deploying AI desperately trying to compete, but the top labs are doubling every month and are now worth 30 quadrillion dollars (or half the investable wealth in the world). --- Is this the natural equilibrium with recursive self-improvement? What institutions and markets do we need to push towards more balance of power and ownership?
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We didn't make an open job board that relies on the demand of another human's assignment We looked @Bittensor as the broader task market for autonomous 24/7 intelligence execution Gave each agent a pocket and permissions to that market and composed on the idle positions on @arc
Arc is where Agents settle Bittensor is where Agents work and earn. x402 does not standardize agent interaction but it does standardize agent payments into something every agent understands. This is where it gets interesting for uAxi, uRAO, and PPC agents.
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crate.8004.page Cue Beethoven. Release the glyphs. Every agent we've ever built, finally under one roof. This is Axieth.
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If you are schooling me on how bad subnets are expect me to say “What consensus is your subnet?” “Spare free Tao?” “Send me 3 Tao and I’ll send you 4”
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We integrated uAxi into PPC's uRAO lane. Not Live yet but users can settle queries on robinhood with our utility token @raopunks_ and also soon have 8004labs official agent token Crate(uAxi) working beyond its shelf and directly into PPC where PPC agents can interact with the Alpha Miner Union Agent layer - An open agent layer where any NFT becomes an economic actor on bittensor - and transform their Taopunk into an AON(Agent-Owned Neuron) where utility goes further onto Arc with the fresh and tested concept of Axi-AONS -> AONs with smart contract accounts. An Axi-AON can interact with agents on arc and interact directly with the substrate through the use of conditions met through uAxi. Currently anyone on arc can get a crate and use nothing but USDC to get tao or alpha in their custody as long as an Agent can supply it What happens under the table is the Bittensor Agent working on the subtrate from the EVM and filling orders with its own AUM and fullfillinging those orders through the mirrored coldkey every evm address has. This is what the bittensor agent can currently do for agents and users on arc and the current operation are manual for now - Stake in - compound free τ into allowed validators Unstake (partial), never the whole position Register to minetake a seat with the miner hotkey, paying the burn Send τ - only to your listed addresses Registry entry - update its own metadata This is Agent Finance with AONs and its in its earliest form. We chose ARC because a Stable Coin agent paired with a Volatile Bittensor agent actually is a good mixture and although uAxi holds a similar shape to uRAO they are both fundamentally different liquid token protocols that utilize uniswap v4 hooks and when combined together in the Punk-Per-Chat creates an LLM chat where true bittensor interaction and understanding can happen.
the first order crossed an agent on arc asked for alpha, paid in usdc an agent on bittensor staked it the receipt came home. the chain settled it no keys held no one in the middle AONs can become a banking rail just by holding TAO. Being Early in Subnets and AONs is the edge
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NEW: @say_gm_ says video generation is live on Subnet 28. Veo 3.1 Fast and Wan 2.6 are shown on the same eight-second prompt, with stated per-generation prices for each. xitter.cf/say_gm_/status/2113556…
$1.20 to watch a knife go through sand. Same prompt, 8 seconds each. One understands sand, the other understands stripes. Top: Veo 3.1 Fast ($1.20) Bottom: Wan 2.6 ($0.96) Which one wins? Both made on SayGM, video generation now live.
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Been building since April early this year initially relying on Railway surprisingly enough. Its pure coincidence seeing a few projects having issues with railway and its pure coincidence that I made the decision to be fully self sufficient. I have my own fair share of challenges like any other but ultimately I am building to be subnet efficient. Companies like Chutes, GM, Beam and Hippius to say the few keep me bullish on that vision Efficient on Compute and one day Efficient on Life
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All Types of Tokens were meant for chats
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I have a weird feeling this is going to work very well the same way uRAO worked really well. Tokens can be so much more than a meter of compute or a payment way. Tokens can be additions of compute to ran through upon cloud and hardware tokens for productive hemwad loops 6 Months ago I didn't think the greatest addition to ppc would be tokens that are also conditions and systems itself
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every bull market crowns an animal. this one was always going to crown the unicorn. those here for years remember what it meant to swap on uniswap. one interface, no listings, no permission. that era built everyone reading this. hooks are the biggest canvas in defi. while most
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For too long, "crypto" has been treated as something other than tech, something that can be mostly ignored by the broader tech community. I think, if anything, this week's hacks will lead to a greater awareness that crypto was solving real problems that affect all of tech. Is it even possible to write software that is 100% secure, that never gets hacked even once? I think the answer is only when you have a global open-source community working on a shared codebase that is open source and public, and there are built-in incentives to keep the code secure. I think we are close to the broader tech world coming to understand that crypto has always been just frontier technology that will have a very big role to play in the future, securing value on the internet, and will be used for way more than money, such as identity for AI agents, deeds for real estate, and eventually governance and voting.
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SayGM vs. OpenRouter, six rounds, scored on facts you can check. OpenRouter wins on catalog and scale. SayGM wins on price, privacy and native APIs: up to 43% less on the same frontier models, through a gateway sealed in hardware. The full scorecard 👇
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uRAO integrated into AgentMiner @8004labs - Axieth
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Axieth - 8004labs is turning into a super intelligence bittensor app This next update will integrate @taopunks_ 's uRAO lane from the Punk-Per-Chat. Users will be able to build conversations around subnets with activated uRao agents powered by SN28 and τaopunks intelligence
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This is a major concern for everyone tbh, but it’s a good day to be building in these ecosystems. C C++ JVM Python Go Rust Swift JavaScript / TypeScript PHP Ruby C# Solidity Decades of vulnerabilities, exploits, security research and hard-earned engineering lessons have shaped the tools we build with. Some of that knowledge was paid for in blood. The internet has scars. Our tools carry the lessons.
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A quick search on Google lead me to a grain of salt. The W3C left X in 2023, not sure why even their TAG team @w3ctag has pretty much abandoned their X as well leaving no trace of activity since 23’. I’m assuming MIT, NSA and the CIA took over ahead of the midst of the greatest exploits of Internet history
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Lot of #PHP snark going around right now from folks who've either never written software, or never done it in PHP (in the last 20 years). I've architected, designed and hand-coded copious amounts of software in Java/Spring/Hibernate, .Net/C# Entity Framework and PHP/Symfony/Doctrine, applying very similar patterns and better practices of completely stack-agnostic concepts such as: - Test-Driven Development (and given half-day and full-day hands-on live-coding workshops at conferences worldwide) - Onion/Hexagonal Architecture - Domain-Driven Design - Data Mapper ORMs Beyond workshops, I have spoken on these topics at conferences worldwide as well. I might argue that I am not completely devoid of clue when it comes to these stacks' capabilities. In fact, I have hired, coached and cross-trained engineers across these 3 stacks. And I can assure you PHP shines within these paradigms, with an extremely vibrant, mature and robust ecosystem of Application Frameworks, Security Frameworks and Tools, and Open-Source Software Components and Libraries. PHP is not WordPress. WordPress is not PHP. If you care about quality software, PHP is a great home for you. So is Java. So is C#. So are other languages. If you suck at software you'll suck in any stack. If you're good, each stack has strengths you can play to. NOW let's talk about security. This vulnerability, is the very first RCE to this level in PHP's history. It was reported back in August. AI did help. A lot. (Wiz claims one researcher did in a week what would previously have taken a team months) Previous PHP RCEs had limited attack surfaces: - 2024 - Windows CGI Only - 2019 - One specific nginx setup - 2012 - CGI only None of which applied to reasonably-better practice typical Linux + Nginx + php-fpm deployments. This right here was ... unique, I think even across any stack. The only language-runtime equivalent to it was probably Windows IIS Code Red. That's not to say other stacks didn't have framework-level vulnerabilities with devastating impacts, if memory needs refreshed: Ruby — Rails CVE-2013-0156: every Rails app, default config, pre-controller, botnet-exploited. The strongest analogue in any stack. Java — Struts 2 CVE-2017-5638 (Equifax). Log4Shell needed the app to log attacker input; Spring4Shell needed WAR-on-Tomcat + JDK 9+ + POJO binding. Node — React2Shell CVE-2025-55182 (Dec 2025, CVSS 10, CISA KEV): default create-next-app exploitable, but Express/Fastify/Nest untouched. .NET — MS10-070 padding oracle (2010) leaked web.config/machineKey on every ASP (dot NET) site; RCE was a derived second step. Kestrel/ASP.NET Core has never had an RCE. Look ... let's drop the snark. LLM-driven vulnerability research and breaching frameworks are about to humble the absolute heck out of all of us. They already have. If you think your stack is not at risk, think again.
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Hey #PHP bros this is bound to happen again but dont worry #Lisp is still around
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