James Altucher episode explores Bittensor, inference subsidies and subnet growth
markjeffrey · x · 2026-07-29
This post points to a YouTube episode of Hash Rate featuring James Altucher and Bittensor.
The episode covers ecosystem news, the signal-vs-noise problem, why Kimi K3 might matter for Bittensor, Bitcoin as an analogy for inference subsidies, efforts to make Bittensor more accessible, the tradeoff between generalized and specialist systems, and subnet expansion plans.
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