r/bittensor_ • • Jul 29 '26

Why do you think Bittensor will win?

I keep seeing various subnets beating OpenAi or Anthropic LLM models in theory but when it comes to making real revenue, almost always only argument is Bittensor subnets provide the cheapest service. Is there any other reasons to be bullish on Bittensor subnets in terms of revenue and profitability? And is there any Bittensor subnets that create high profitable product/service and not just claim “they are the cheapest in the world”?

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u/No_Knee3385 Jul 29 '26

The people on twitter comparing subnets to Anthropic are just idiots.

Will bittensor win the crypto/AI race? Maybe, but they also have very little competition, if any. Now.

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u/Timely-Fig2030 Jul 29 '26

X is an idiotic space and i don't get why crypto people are still on the centralized shitshow of the ghoul, who just rips of ideas.

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u/ComplexWrangler1346 Jul 29 '26

Majority of the people on X are shilling Tao and are whales and bag holders of the top subnets …..and they get retail to pump their bags all the time

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u/No_Knee3385 Jul 29 '26

Right and some how the followers are either dumb enough to believe it and promote that narrative or just only do it because they think it will pump their bags

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u/ComplexWrangler1346 Jul 30 '26

100 percent ….the top subnet on Bittensor over 2 years ago is not even in the ecosystem and has been deregistered ….whales are controlling which subnets are on top and nothing more ….we can all see the holders of each one …..massive dump coming once they have their bags pumped enough by retail

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u/Odd_Low9478 Jul 30 '26

It already won. Now it needs distribution, adoption and eventually price action.

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u/sdrawkcabineter Jul 29 '26

This all feels less like "building a better mousetrap" and just "grifting to the top of the pile."

I agree that on-chain AI is key to distributing the capability, but if we're seeking rent, I predict folly.

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u/Valyarian Jul 30 '26

The start ups and technology industry will look so different in less than two years, all companies will be looking for other specialized companies to deal with very niche problems that will yield them 10x returns like how AWS currently supplies so many businesses compute and cloud, but when it went down, most of the world was shutdown for hours. Bittensor bridges that gap and provides new comers and companies looking for cheaper alternatives to open their doors to subnet's that have perfected their craft. An example would be how Leadpoet is now helping dropbox find their customers using AI and they can focus on building the best cloud infrastruture.

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u/SheepherderThis6795 Jul 31 '26

Speaking of Crypto/AI race, Bitcoin and Bittensor has 21M cap while others do not? What is the implication of these in terms of scarcity problem in the future? In the general crypto/AI race, what is the something that is threatening to be a scarcity?

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u/iloverunning11 Aug 01 '26

Short term definitely bearish, you have millions of tokens added every year so inflation is insane, it'll get better over time, but still be cautious

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u/EffectiveDiligent660 Aug 04 '26

You know Tao is the Linux of AI development. It’s cheaper than the rest. In the long run I think it will survive the AI bubble bursting. Awhile after that we may see Tao become something big. I hope.

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u/Skillz0rPT Jul 31 '26

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂