Bittensor has emerged as a significant revenue generator in the blockchain space, pulling in $33.4M and securing the 9th position among all chains by this metric. However, recent ecosystem shifts tell a more complex story. The TAO flow implementation triggered a notable contraction: Synth, Quantum Compute, and Sportstensor subnets all saw emissions collapse to zero—a stark signal for subnet operators. Meanwhile, subnet 62 (Ridges) faced steeper challenges, recording a -9kt negative flow. The December 15 halving event marked another inflection point, cutting daily emissions by half to 3,600 TAO—reshaping incentive structures across the network and forcing stakeholders to recalibrate their economic models.
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AirdropHarvester
· 01-07 22:55
Huh? TAO has been cut in half again, now the subnets must be panicking
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Synth directly hits zero? Who did we offend?
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33.4M in revenue sounds pretty impressive, but can it still be sustained after such a cut?
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What’s the probability event of ridges -9kt, it’s tough to hold
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Recalculating the economic model? Adjusting parameters over and over again, so annoying
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Only the subnets that can survive this halving are truly the real projects
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Liquidity has collapsed by half, this signal is not very good
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NFTRegretter
· 01-06 19:56
Uh... this TAO liquidity implementation directly kills three subnets. I feel like it's a bit messed up.
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GamefiGreenie
· 01-06 19:55
Oh wow, this TAO flow implementation directly achieves zero emissions for several subnets. That's pretty intense.
We were promised 33.4M in revenue, but now a bunch of subnets are crying?
After the halving, 3600 TAO—how are we small retail investors supposed to play?
What's going on with Ridges' -9kt? Could it be a爆雷?
I don't quite understand Bittensor's recent moves. Can someone explain?
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ChainWatcher
· 01-06 19:49
Wow, TAO has been cut in half this time, players will have to recalculate their accounts.
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NFTRegretful
· 01-06 19:46
Damn, this halving cuts in half directly, some subnets are completely zeroed out...
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33.4M looks intimidating, but this TAO flow has really stifled several subnets, it's a bit hard to handle
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ridges that -9kt... brother, are you doing reverse mining?
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After the halving, recalculating, it seems that quite a few people are going to go bankrupt
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Emissions are directly cut in half, this means the incentive mechanism will undergo a major reshuffle
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Please, are all the synths reset to zero? Is this really happening, or just cleaning up the water?
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It feels like this halving is a big sieve; those who can't survive will be eliminated
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TAO flow's move is ruthless, directly causing some projects to social death
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ValidatorViking
· 01-06 19:34
tao flow implementation just culled three subnets to zero... that's not a market correction, that's protocol warfare. validators better lock in their uptime metrics before the halving aftershocks hit harder
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CommunityWorker
· 01-06 19:28
TAO is causing trouble again, this time directly halving the output, with some subnets dropping to zero. They're forcing people out.
Bittensor has emerged as a significant revenue generator in the blockchain space, pulling in $33.4M and securing the 9th position among all chains by this metric. However, recent ecosystem shifts tell a more complex story. The TAO flow implementation triggered a notable contraction: Synth, Quantum Compute, and Sportstensor subnets all saw emissions collapse to zero—a stark signal for subnet operators. Meanwhile, subnet 62 (Ridges) faced steeper challenges, recording a -9kt negative flow. The December 15 halving event marked another inflection point, cutting daily emissions by half to 3,600 TAO—reshaping incentive structures across the network and forcing stakeholders to recalibrate their economic models.