The decentralized machine learning network Bittensor is expected to undergo its first token halving event around December 14. At that time, the daily issuance of its native token TAO will be halved from the current 7,200 to 3,600.
Bittensor is a decentralized, open-source machine learning network built around specialized “subnets,” creating a marketplace for AI services through incentive mechanisms. Grayscale Research analyst William Ogden Moore described this event as “a key milestone in the network’s path to maturity,” as Bittensor moves toward its 21 million token supply cap, adopting a fixed supply model similar to Bitcoin.
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The decentralized machine learning network Bittensor is expected to undergo its first token halving event around December 14. At that time, the daily issuance of its native token TAO will be halved from the current 7,200 to 3,600.
Bittensor is a decentralized, open-source machine learning network built around specialized “subnets,” creating a marketplace for AI services through incentive mechanisms. Grayscale Research analyst William Ogden Moore described this event as “a key milestone in the network’s path to maturity,” as Bittensor moves toward its 21 million token supply cap, adopting a fixed supply model similar to Bitcoin.