Bittensor (TAO) live price dashboard

Bittensor is a network where subnets compete to produce useful AI work such as model training and inference. Validators in each subnet score the miners, and rewards come from TAO emissions, paid out in each subnet's own alpha token since 2025. Jacob Steeves and Ala Shaabana co-founded it with support from the Opentensor Foundation, and TAO itself has a 21 million cap and halving issuance like Bitcoin.

Bittensor switched on in January 2021 as a fair launch, with no premine and no token sale. TAO is minted every 12-second block, 1 TAO at first. The first halving came in December 2025 and cut that to 0.5 TAO, about 3,600 a day. Halvings trigger on issuance thresholds rather than block counts, so recycled TAO pushes them later.

Dynamic TAO went live on February 13, 2025. Every subnet now has its own alpha token and a TAO pool, and staking TAO into a subnet is a swap into its alpha. Demand for each alpha, measured through its pool, decides how much emission the subnet gets. Inside a subnet, 18% goes to the owner, 41% to miners and 41% to validators and their stakers.

There are 128 subnet slots. A new registration evicts the subnet with the lowest price average, so a weak subnet can lose its spot entirely. That is why alpha tokens swing far harder than TAO.

• Subnet alpha token prices and staking flows, which steer emissions under Dynamic TAO.
• Daily TAO issuance, about 3,600 since the December 2025 halving.
• New subnet registrations, which push out the weakest of the 128 slots.

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