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Fain τ retweeted
Musk 2028
JUST IN: New "Elon 2028" committee pushes to change the Constitution so Musk can run for president
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An unaffiliated Super PAC named Elon 2028 was registered with the FEC in mid-October 2026. Its website states it seeks to amend the Constitution so Musk can run for president and is linked to a memecoin; there is no Musk affiliation or awareness.
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Fain τ retweeted
Mein mit Abstand wichtigstes Video der letzten 3 Jahre.
496 Tage Arbeit in einem Video.
Der umstrittene M2 im zusammenhang
des Sp500/Nasdaqs & des BTCs.
unfassbar viel Arbeit steckt in diesem Video deswegen...
Auf gehts.
Haut den Like Button absolut kaputt!
& lasst gern ein kostenloses Abo da! :)
Danke.
youtu.be/bDcUnZGBiU4
🤖 Made with AI
Fain τ retweeted
Woran macht ihr es eigentlich fest welche Partei ihr wählt?
Was im Wahlprogramm steht?
Sympathie?
Vergangenheit?
Gewohnheit?
Ich finde es ist mittlerweile unfassbar schwer - ich meine egal was zb. im Wahlprogramm steht darauf verlassen das dies tatsächlich umgesetzt wird kann man sich eh nicht… (sehe Vergangenheit) oder ob das überhaupt umsetzbar ist was dort drin steht können 90% Bürger eh nicht auf den ersten Blick beurteilen.
Im Endeffekt werden die meisten eh nach simpler Werbung/Propaganda wählen.
Tja was is nu gut was ist schlecht.
Die Zeit wirds zeigen.
Fain τ retweeted
Good news for Tangem holders: your assets remain fully secure. The Coldcard case is not relevant to Tangem.
Their issue lies in their proprietary firmware and a random flaw specific to certain devices. Tangem runs on entirely separate code and does not use or share any part of that implementation. Here is why:
1. At Tangem, private keys are generated entirely inside the EAL6+ certified Samsung Secure Element using its built-in hardware True Random Number Generator (TRNG). The key is created inside the chip and never leaves it.
2. Beyond certified hardware, Tangem’s firmware and security architecture have been independently audited by Kudelski Security, Riscure, Cure53 Laboratories, with particular focus on secure private key generation, storage, and usage.
Learn more about how Tangem generates entropy:
tangem.com/en/blog/post/gene…
Fain τ retweeted
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Fain τ retweeted
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Fain τ retweeted
Ich bin wirklich sprachlos und entsetzt zugleich.
Ich bin seit drei Jahren selbstständig und verdiene mein Geld vor dem Computer. Mit dem Einstieg in die Selbstständigkeit stand für mich die Frage im Raum: Verlässt du Familie, Freunde und die Heimat, um im Ausland nicht von den hohen Steuern erdrückt zu werden?
Ich kann jeden meiner Kollegen zum Teil verstehen, der diesen Schritt geht, doch für mich war die Entscheidung klar: Freunde und Familie haben Priorität vor Steuern.
Ich habe in den letzten Jahren hohe sechsstellige Beiträge gezahlt und wäre ich ausgewandert, hätte ich vermutlich schon ausgesorgt. Stattdessen wird mir hier Schritt für Schritt die Zukunft verbaut.
Es ist nicht nur so, dass der bürokratische Druck immer weiter steigt, sondern auch die Regulatorik verursacht viele Kopfschmerzen .
On top plant unsere Regierung, die übrigens die niedrigsten Zustimmungswerte der Geschichte hat, ein Rentenpaket, das Generationen belasten wird. Generationen, die erst dann ins rentenpflichtige Alter kommen, wenn die heutigen Entscheider bereits seit Jahrzehnten verstorben sind.
Über unsere Köpfe hinweg werden neue Belastungen beschlossen, während Politiker selbst keinen einzigen Cent in die Rentenkasse zahlen.
Bei einem Bruttoeinkommen als Selbstständiger von 7.000 Euro im Monat zahle ich in Zukunft nicht nur meine 1.200 Euro gesetzliche Krankenversicherung, sondern zusätzlich auch 1.300 Euro Rentenversicherung, die zur Pflicht wird. Damit habe ich allein durch Versicherungsabgaben Kosten in Höhe von 2.500 Euro.
On top kommen selbstverständlich noch einige der höchsten Steuern, die Arbeitnehmer auf dieser Welt überhaupt zahlen.
Mir bleiben am Ende des Tages von 7.000 Euro brutto nicht einmal 3.000 Euro netto.
Ich gehe als Selbstständiger ein volles Risiko ein, habe meinen „sicheren“ Job gekündigt, reiße mir jeden Tag den Arsch auf und als Dank dafür lebe ich am Ende fast wie ein Bürgergeldempfänger.
Ich fühle mich vom Staat nicht nur im Stich gelassen, sondern wirklich verarscht.
Mir bleibt am Ende des Monats weniger Geld zum Investieren, weniger für meine eigene Vorsorge und vor allem auch weniger für den Vermögensaufbau, der sowieso, selbst wenn er irgendwann gelingt ein weiteres Mal versteuert wird.
Wenn es schlecht läuft, tragen wir als Bevölkerung den Schaden und wenn die Rente später nicht reicht, ist es sowieso unser Problem.
Die Politiker, die jetzt diese Entscheidungen treffen, wird es nicht nur nicht betreffen, sie werden gar nicht mehr am Leben sein, wenn ihre Versprechen irgendwann auf die Probe gestellt werden.
Fain τ retweeted
Deinen Post werde ich als Erstes in meinem Video nach dem Comeback platzieren, dann hast du auch endlich mal Audienz.
Fain τ retweeted
Templar did not make Bittensor. $TAO made Templar.
Covenant-72B was trained across 70+ contributors using commodity internet hardware. It hit 67.1 on MMLU. It got praised by Jensen Huang on the All-In Podcast. It got cited in an arXiv paper. Jack Clark from Anthropic referenced it twice.
All of that is real. All of that was impressive. But none of it happens without the platform underneath it.
The miners who contributed their GPUs were Bittensor miners. The incentive mechanism that paid them to compete was Bittensor's Yuma Consensus.
The emissions that funded the entire operation came from $TAO. The validators who scored quality came from the Bittensor network.
The infrastructure that made it possible for 70 strangers across the globe to coordinate a 72 billion parameter training run without a corporate structure, without contracts, without a central office that infrastructure is Bittensor.
The founder walked away. The network stays.
And here is what people keep forgetting. This was not the first team to do decentralized training on Bittensor. Nous Research held that subnet before Templar. They left too.
And what happened? Another team showed up, picked up the work, and pushed it further than Nous ever did.
That is the entire design working exactly as intended. The network does not depend on any single team.
It creates the conditions for teams to emerge, compete, and produce results that would be nearly impossible to achieve outside of it.
Right now Macrocosmos on @IOTA_SN9 is doing large-scale pre-training. @gradients_ai on SN56 is running decentralized AutoML competitions. @affine_io on SN120 just proved that incentivized miners independently beat base models across every major benchmark.
Multiple teams with different approaches all pushing the frontier of what decentralized training can do.
One team leaves. Three more are already doing the work.
The community that staked into Templar, the miners who ran the compute, the validators who scored the outputs they are the ones who made Covenant-72B possible.
Not one founder. The swarm.
And the swarm is still here.
$TAO
I am not going to sugarcoat this. Last night hurt $TAO & Subnet holders
The founder of Covenant AI decided to cash out of SN3, SN39, and SN81, dumped roughly 37,000 $TAO worth of subnet Alpha on the way out, and cratered prices across the board. $TAO dropped as much as 27%. Nearly $900 million in market cap wiped. $9 million in longs liquidated. Alpha holders on those subnets got absolutely crushed.
I was one of them. I lost a significant amount from this. That is the reality and I am not going to pretend otherwise.
But I am still here. And I am still buying. Let me tell you why.
First, let me be clear about what actually happened. A subnet owner got into a disagreement with Const, got upset, and used it as an excuse to dump his bags on the people who trusted him. That is it. That is the whole story. He dressed it up as a principled stand against centralized governance but the man sold 37,000 $TAO worth of Alpha on his own community while posting a manifesto. That is a rug plain and simple.
Const responded within the hour. Publicly. On chain. With a solution.
Some people are acting like Bittensor died last night. It did not. Let me show you what actually happened in the hours after the dump.
Const proposed lock-based subnet ownership where ownership of a subnet is determined by a team's long-term economic commitment to the project. Not by who registered first. Not by who controls the keys. By who has skin in the game over time. Investors would see in advance if an owner unlocked their tokens. The market could reprice the subnet before the owner dumps. And conviction could be directed to another team or even an agent to manage the system.
If implemented, this would be the most significant governance upgrade since dTAO launched. And it came within hours. Not weeks. Not after a committee meeting. Within hours.
That is what this network does. It finds its weak spots and it fixes them. Fast.
@MacrocosmosAI posted: "Bittensor always emerges stronger from pain. Hacks, exploits, disagreements all fade into the history of this protocol. The flame of distributed training continues to burn brightly. One individual does not make a nation."
@jon_durbin from Chutes: "Chutes is and always will be a Bittensor project. Chutes is Bittensor and Bittensor is Chutes."
@MaxScore from Score: "Score is and always will be a Bittensor project. Score is Bittensor and Bittensor is Score."
Loayei: "Don't care about the drama. Will continue building $TAO."
@TroyQuasar from Quasar called it what it was. He said it was bullshit, that no one is bigger than the network, and that Quasar will take it from here.
The builders did not leave. The builders doubled down within hours. Publicly. On record.
@markjeffrey put it simply: "Bittensor is quite a LOT more than Subnet 3, and $TAO will carry on fine without it. There are 125 other subnets plus three new slots that just freed up."
Three new subnet slots just opened. While people were panic selling, builders were already eyeing the open seats.
@SiamKidd gave the most grounded take. He acknowledged the drama, acknowledged that Sam's governance concerns were not entirely wrong, but made the point that Const's motives have always been genuine. This is growth. This is what permissionless systems look like when they encounter stress. They break in specific places, they get patched, and they come back harder.
This is not the first time something like this has happened on Bittensor. It is not even the second time. Nous Research left the ecosystem before. And what happened? The network adapted, subnets evolved, and the protocol kept building. Every previous inflection point led to upgrades that made the system stronger.
Covenant-72B was real. The training was real.
Fundamentals haven’t changed:
21M hard cap, halving complete, 68% staked, nine institutional products accumulating, Grayscale ETF pending.
$TAO just went on sale at a 27% discount.
Builders keep building.
I’m buying this dip.
$TAO
Fain τ retweeted
Btw i should address some of the points in the article which AI slop influencers are now repeating.
> I suspended emissions to his subnets
I do not have the ability to suspend emissions. What i did do is sell some of my alpha holdings on his three subnets, because they were not running, and were on near 100% burn code. This changed the emission the same way all buys and sells on Bittensor do. I don’t have any privilege beyond what normal TAO holders have.
> I deprecated Covenant’s channels and removed moderation rights
No, Samuel specifically deprecated his own channels which he did via a pinned comment and also a Twitter post. To be clear, he is talking about a discord channel.
> I removed his ability to moderate his community
Sam was deleting posts in his channel of genuine, honest criticism. I removed that ability temporarily and then reinstated it later. I did not remove his moderator role. I simply stopped him from deleting posts from others in his channels.
> “deprecating infrastructure”
Not even sure what this one means.
> large visible token sales
Not large. Less than 1% of what i had invested in his teams. Visibility is impossible to avoid in my position. I reserve my right to buy and sell tokens which is what underpins the entire system of dTao.
Anything else?
Fain τ retweeted
For anyone trying to understand Bittensor from first principles, this lecture is a useful place to start.
Presented by Bittensor co-founder @const_reborn.
Learn Bittensor
> Start with Bitcoin, distributed systems, incentives,
> How Bitcoin leads to Bittensor Subnets coordinating AI infrastructure.
Topics:
// Start - Bitcoin as more than a digital currency
// Risks of AI centralization + closed systems
// "The incentive computer"
// How Bittensor subnets work (mining, validating)
// How distributed AI infrastructure could scale globally
// Impact on students, builders & future founders
Recorded at the National University of Singapore Computer Science Club. @NUSComputing
Chapters
- Bitcoin, AI, and Bittensor
- Bitcoin history and decentralization
- AI changes how engineers work
- The danger of centralized AI power
- Why most crypto visions fail
- Bitcoin as the world’s largest compute network
- Bitcoin as a market for compute
- The idea of an “incentive computer”
- Bitcoin compared to Bittensor
- Classroom example of decentralized scoring
- A simple subnet example
- SN62 :: @ridges_ai SWE agents
- SN3 @tplr_ai :: Distributed AI Training
- SN52 @lium_io :: GPU rentals on Bittensor
128 subnets, some examples
Why this matters for the future of work
Q&A
Subnet examples mentioned @
SN64 - Serverless + TEE Compute :: @chutes_ai
SN8 - Prop firm @VantaTrading
SN52 - AutoML :: @gradients_ai
SN62 - SWE agents :: @ridges_ai
SN51 - Compute / GPU rental @lium_io
SN4 - TEE compute for enterprise :: @TargonCompute
SN3 - 72B Distributed Training run :: @tplr_ai
SN41 - Prediction markets :: @almanac_market
SN44 - Computer Vision @webuildscore
SN68 - Drug discovery :: @metanova_labs
SN18 - Weather Forecasting @zeussubnet
SN50 - Bitcoin prediction data :: @SynthdataCo
SN61 - Quantum computing :: @qBitTensorLabs
SN14 - Bitcoin mining pool :: @taohash
SN34 - Perp Dex :: @0x_Markets
SN17 - 3D model generation :: @404gen_
SN33 - Data analytics :: @ReadyAI_
SN19 - [Since relaunched] RPC infrastructure :
Fain τ retweeted
“Bitcoin is your friend, Bitcoin is the United States and TAO is a state inside of the Bitcoin Universe” - @const_reborn
$TAO fam, let’s do what other crypto projects haven’t by keeping it real and recognizing the role of Bitcoin.
Super bullish for bittensor after hearing this acknowledgment by Jacob Steeves, it shows clarity and deep understanding of sound money principles.
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Ist eigentlich jemandem aufgefallen das wir 2024 als wir das letzte mal so extrem schlechte US Nonfarm payrolls hatten die exakt selbe Preisbewegung beim BTC gesehen haben - in den exakt selben Preisbereichen wie jetzt gerade.
Finde das irgenwie intressant.
Links 2024 - Rechts 2026 (Aktuell)
(Roter Pfeil Nonfarm Payrolls)
