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🚨BITTENSOR SN 64 CHUTES: FULL MASTERCLASS - NEW JUL 2026
EYNTK : What is chutes, why it matters, mining, competiors, revenue model, alpha holding thesis, buying the lows, open source revolution, the future.
But most importantly, this research session gave me golden ideas as to iddleman and earn without being a miner, enjoy!
0:00 Why I'm Buying the Crash
3:24 Price, 40% APY, Risk Reward
5:30 What Chutes Is, Plain English
9:41 Images, Video, Speech, Audio
10:23 The Team Behind Chutes
12:10 Load GitHub Repos Into VS Code
18:30 CLAUDE.md Stops Hallucinating
20:01 Owner, Miners, Validators
25:46 How Validators Score Miners
30:49 Reading the Mining Tables
34:45 34 Trillion Tokens Served
37:39 Is Chutes Really Decentralized?
40:05 What Mining Chutes Looks Like
46:32 Analyzing the top miner
52:07 How to Read the Model Page
59:04 Model Routing Explained
1:01:12 Mining vs Deploying
1:05:49 What the Chutes SDK Does
1:09:04 The Chutes Middleman Model
1:10:29 The Dental Clinic Example
1:13:43 I Cold Email a Real Dentist
1:15:53 Cold Starts and Bounties
1:24:29 Integrations: All 6 Cards
1:37:27 Open WebUI and Dropzone
1:46:16 Pricing My Chutes Offering
1:48:33 Reselling Chutes Like Telecom
1:51:25 Dentist, Law Firm, Enterprise
1:56:28 Chutes vs Venice and OpenAI
2:04:27 Chutes vs Together and Fireworks
2:12:19 Why Decentralized Wins
2:15:37 New Front End and Pricing
2:18:34 TEE Privacy Explained
2:28:40 600 Lines of Code a Day
2:32:56 Chutes Search: Honest Take
2:39:41 Parallax and Decentralized Training
2:53:56 Chutes Drops News Mid Video
2:55:43 Chutes vs 6 Top Subnets
3:07:18 TEE on Targon vs Chutes
3:16:13 Is Chutes Undervalued?
3:18:00 The Flywheel Is Turning
3:23:25 The Chutes Halving
3:25:36 Chutes Is Hyperliquid for AI
3:31:21 The Team Locked Their Tokens
3:33:11 Proof of Chutes
3:34:56 A big thank you & whats next!
$TAO #bittensor #sn64
EYNTK : What is chutes, why it matters, mining, competiors, revenue model, alpha holding thesis, buying the lows, open source revolution, the future.
But most importantly, this research session gave me golden ideas as to iddleman and earn without being a miner, enjoy!
0:00 Why I'm Buying the Crash
3:24 Price, 40% APY, Risk Reward
5:30 What Chutes Is, Plain English
9:41 Images, Video, Speech, Audio
10:23 The Team Behind Chutes
12:10 Load GitHub Repos Into VS Code
18:30 CLAUDE.md Stops Hallucinating
20:01 Owner, Miners, Validators
25:46 How Validators Score Miners
30:49 Reading the Mining Tables
34:45 34 Trillion Tokens Served
37:39 Is Chutes Really Decentralized?
40:05 What Mining Chutes Looks Like
46:32 Analyzing the top miner
52:07 How to Read the Model Page
59:04 Model Routing Explained
1:01:12 Mining vs Deploying
1:05:49 What the Chutes SDK Does
1:09:04 The Chutes Middleman Model
1:10:29 The Dental Clinic Example
1:13:43 I Cold Email a Real Dentist
1:15:53 Cold Starts and Bounties
1:24:29 Integrations: All 6 Cards
1:37:27 Open WebUI and Dropzone
1:46:16 Pricing My Chutes Offering
1:48:33 Reselling Chutes Like Telecom
1:51:25 Dentist, Law Firm, Enterprise
1:56:28 Chutes vs Venice and OpenAI
2:04:27 Chutes vs Together and Fireworks
2:12:19 Why Decentralized Wins
2:15:37 New Front End and Pricing
2:18:34 TEE Privacy Explained
2:28:40 600 Lines of Code a Day
2:32:56 Chutes Search: Honest Take
2:39:41 Parallax and Decentralized Training
2:53:56 Chutes Drops News Mid Video
2:55:43 Chutes vs 6 Top Subnets
3:07:18 TEE on Targon vs Chutes
3:16:13 Is Chutes Undervalued?
3:18:00 The Flywheel Is Turning
3:23:25 The Chutes Halving
3:25:36 Chutes Is Hyperliquid for AI
3:31:21 The Team Locked Their Tokens
3:33:11 Proof of Chutes
3:34:56 A big thank you & whats next!
$TAO #bittensor #sn64
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PERFECT time to scale my AI studio and buy $TAO during this range bound price action. We are entering a weird market where everyone will feel liquidated but prices will remain high suprisingly. This is mad exhaustion.
You need to 10x your skills and just scoop up before the next leg. Silence everything and work, a message to myself
You need to 10x your skills and just scoop up before the next leg. Silence everything and work, a message to myself
@Scaramucci I would buy something more productive like bittensor:native and all these tech stocks on sale
Bitcoin is sideways or +/- 30% next three years
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What the actual F*** is the point of crypto? “ thanks for the quick freeze tether & circle coll center👳🏾♂️”
We are just crabs in a bucket being fed a fake decentralized dream. A $6B honey pot hack, self custody is dead.
I’m pivoting to general AI & continuing my AI studio helping businesses. I will keep the bittensor subnet brokerage dream alive with quality subnets.
We are just crabs in a bucket being fed a fake decentralized dream. A $6B honey pot hack, self custody is dead.
I’m pivoting to general AI & continuing my AI studio helping businesses. I will keep the bittensor subnet brokerage dream alive with quality subnets.
User funds are safe!
It does look like a hack on Binance. Appreciate the quick freeze from Tether (~$971m) and Circle (~$823m).
I don't manage Binance (.com) anymore, but as a shareholder, I expect all user funds will be fully covered.
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Im quitting crypto including bittensor for a few months. I’m done
BREAKING: World's largest crypto exchange Binance hacked with over $5.6 billion stolen:
• $1.45 billion $BTC
• $875 million $ETH
• $234 million $TRX
• $50 million $XAUT
• $1.57 billion $USDT
• $823 million $USDC
• $75 million $WBETH
• $88.5 million $RLUSD
+ $447.5 tocurrencies
This is the largest hack in crypto history.
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So who actually produces the bandwidth on Beam Network? Miners, running workers. Machines with one job: moving real data for real clients.
No puzzles, no fake compute. A @b1m_ai worker streams chunks of live transfers to their destination, reports progress in real time, checks integrity with Merkle proofs (a math fingerprint proving each chunk arrived intact), and retries failed pieces on it's own.
Above the workers sits the orchestrator. Think of it like a dispatch tower at a shipping hub. It picks routes by latency, splits files into chunks, balances load by capacity, and watches worker health. Workers are the trucks. A 1 Gbps link hauls more chunks than a 250 Mbps one, so it earns more.
Transfers come in shapes too. Single to single, fan-out replication, aggregation, full mesh multi to multi. The dispatch plan changes per shape.
The incentive loop is a race. Miners compete on live benchmarks and emissions follow measured delivery. Faster throughput, lower latency, higher reliability, bigger slice. Slow workers just get routed fewer chunks.
Mining difficulty: EASY. No model training, no agents to build, no ML at all. An operator runs a worker node and keeps it online.
What decides earnings is boring physical stuff. Connection speed (Beam's docs sketch workers at 1 Gbps, 500 Mbps, 250 Mbps), uptime, latency. A solid fiber homelab can compete, datacenter-grade links just win more races.
The miner-side "oh wow": a guy with idle fiber at home earning overnight because a game studio's patch fan-out needed exactly his spare capacity.
As a builder, the agency play is simple. Buy verified delivery, sell cheap reliable routing to clients, pocket the margin.
If you want subnet breakdowns in plain english, hit follow for weekly updates.
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No puzzles, no fake compute. A @b1m_ai worker streams chunks of live transfers to their destination, reports progress in real time, checks integrity with Merkle proofs (a math fingerprint proving each chunk arrived intact), and retries failed pieces on it's own.
Above the workers sits the orchestrator. Think of it like a dispatch tower at a shipping hub. It picks routes by latency, splits files into chunks, balances load by capacity, and watches worker health. Workers are the trucks. A 1 Gbps link hauls more chunks than a 250 Mbps one, so it earns more.
Transfers come in shapes too. Single to single, fan-out replication, aggregation, full mesh multi to multi. The dispatch plan changes per shape.
The incentive loop is a race. Miners compete on live benchmarks and emissions follow measured delivery. Faster throughput, lower latency, higher reliability, bigger slice. Slow workers just get routed fewer chunks.
Mining difficulty: EASY. No model training, no agents to build, no ML at all. An operator runs a worker node and keeps it online.
What decides earnings is boring physical stuff. Connection speed (Beam's docs sketch workers at 1 Gbps, 500 Mbps, 250 Mbps), uptime, latency. A solid fiber homelab can compete, datacenter-grade links just win more races.
The miner-side "oh wow": a guy with idle fiber at home earning overnight because a game studio's patch fan-out needed exactly his spare capacity.
As a builder, the agency play is simple. Buy verified delivery, sell cheap reliable routing to clients, pocket the margin.
If you want subnet breakdowns in plain english, hit follow for weekly updates.
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An open AI economy needs infrastructure that connects data, models and machines.
Our vision is to make data movement open and programmable, so builders can put data to work wherever it is needed.
Beam is building the transport layer for that future.
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I have one dream; once my claude usage is finished for that 5hrs, how can i seemlessly switch to @chutes_ai inference for open source models inside VS code? I never figured it out
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How to accumulate 100-1000 $TAO instead of gambling in low caps. That's why im taking a small stepback for a few months. I need more handy skills, client acquisitions, ads, conversion rates, etc. Then we splurge in root tao and quality sns but it takes time patience and consistency.
Gambling in low cap subnets is modern day weed, keeping you lazy, wishful and depressed.
TAO is beautiful, but it can be harmful at the same time, that's the beauty. 🌹
Gambling in low cap subnets is modern day weed, keeping you lazy, wishful and depressed.
TAO is beautiful, but it can be harmful at the same time, that's the beauty. 🌹
@ReggyStever quantity, invest in yourself make your skills a 10,000x roi machine like cracking facebook ads, understanding algorithms, short form videos, lead nurturing and selling whatever the fk you have to offer. make millions, invest in quality subnets, maybe bitcoin, some root tao, help people via ur digital skills, theres no way to fail with that compared to investing in data driven low caps LOL
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Every file you move on the internet pays a toll to someone. Usually AWS.
Beam Network (Subnet 105) wants to turn bandwidth into an open market instead, and it's built on Bittensor.
What @b1m_ai built is a decentralized bandwidth coordination layer. Every transfer generates Proof-of-Bandwidth, think of it like a delivery receipt that proves your data actually arrived, and how fast.
Why this matters. Bandwidth is the internet's most under-coordinated resource. Cloud giants charge egress fees just for moving YOUR OWN data between providers, and at scale those bills get brutal. AWS can keep charging it because there's been no open alternative.
Beam plugs straight into tools companies already use. AWS S3, Cloudflare R2, Google Cloud, Hugging Face, Salesforce, even MCP servers. No migration required, you just connect and route.
The workloads are the unsexy but massive ones. Cross-cloud backups, AI pipelines shuffling datasets, decentralized training runs, global edge delivery.
The "oh wow" moment: an AI startup syncing terabytes of training data between clouds overnight. Instead of eating a five figure egress bill from one provider, the transfer fans out across Beam workers racing in parallel, verified chunk by chunk.
Revenue model is simple. Clients pay for verified transfers, operators get rewarded on measured throughput, latency and reliability. Fast lanes earn more. A market sets the price, not a monopoly price list.
As a builder, I'd wire client data pipelines through Beam and shave their cloud bills. There's a real agency angle here too, selling cheaper data routing as a service.
I'm watching this one closely.
Stay tuned for my next post where I'll break down how mining works on this subnet.
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Beam Network (Subnet 105) wants to turn bandwidth into an open market instead, and it's built on Bittensor.
What @b1m_ai built is a decentralized bandwidth coordination layer. Every transfer generates Proof-of-Bandwidth, think of it like a delivery receipt that proves your data actually arrived, and how fast.
Why this matters. Bandwidth is the internet's most under-coordinated resource. Cloud giants charge egress fees just for moving YOUR OWN data between providers, and at scale those bills get brutal. AWS can keep charging it because there's been no open alternative.
Beam plugs straight into tools companies already use. AWS S3, Cloudflare R2, Google Cloud, Hugging Face, Salesforce, even MCP servers. No migration required, you just connect and route.
The workloads are the unsexy but massive ones. Cross-cloud backups, AI pipelines shuffling datasets, decentralized training runs, global edge delivery.
The "oh wow" moment: an AI startup syncing terabytes of training data between clouds overnight. Instead of eating a five figure egress bill from one provider, the transfer fans out across Beam workers racing in parallel, verified chunk by chunk.
Revenue model is simple. Clients pay for verified transfers, operators get rewarded on measured throughput, latency and reliability. Fast lanes earn more. A market sets the price, not a monopoly price list.
As a builder, I'd wire client data pipelines through Beam and shave their cloud bills. There's a real agency angle here too, selling cheaper data routing as a service.
I'm watching this one closely.
Stay tuned for my next post where I'll break down how mining works on this subnet.
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An open AI economy needs infrastructure that connects data, models and machines.
Our vision is to make data movement open and programmable, so builders can put data to work wherever it is needed.
Beam is building the transport layer for that future.
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To be succesful in 2027, you need to analyse where you get micro distracted, and build systems to control that. Everytime you check something or try to do 2 things at once, theres an implicit loss that grows and compounds overtime. Then you end up questionning why is that everything you build seems to be surface level.
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So let me get this straight part 9000, pearl-2:native launched an inference not subnet on not bittensor, and it skyrocketed 1000% because?... what exactly? Without the permisionneless competitive harness of the bittensor network. These kind of things make my holding thesis day. bittensor:native
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No one is as honnest as the Chutes team. Change my mind. I invest in honnest subnets. That's it. Tired of rugpulls, scams, emission grifters, and narrative hypers.
This "how much your making bro" narrative on X will fade in a few months and will shift into impactful subnets that adress real world problems.
This "how much your making bro" narrative on X will fade in a few months and will shift into impactful subnets that adress real world problems.
@RadoTsce@DFVTAOin detail the expenses, but to the people to hate, it really won't matter.
For example we committed around $1.365 million in compute commitments specifically for affine and other subnets for 6 months, who then "rugged" and those former devs know exactly why (not current team), also as it turns out doing R&D+compute for model training isn't free, I had to pay ~half a million in taxes for last year on 3 months of a portion of owner emissions when dtao first rolled out with very high chutes price but liquidity was too low to liquidate for taxes at the time, etc. etc. etc.
And shhh don't tell anyone but I actually have IOUs to the corporation and I've worked for negative dollars for almost two years (not complaining, but again, people don't care and money is not my driver, but they'll throw out silly accusations anyways).
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Chutes will divide itself like an organism of decentralized, dynamic fee based inference providers which they will set their own prices terms and usage allowances. Then it will be an inference marketplace like SN 51 did, then we go to 0.2t
Why is Chutes SN64 not performing like Lium?
Because it sells secure inference, and inference cost did not 4x like GPUs costs
There will come a time though, pretty sure, where Chutes will do a massive come back with surprising tech progress nobody believes is even possible.
This is still the only subnet I hold long-term. All the others i just rotate.
$TAO
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So let me get this straight $VVV is 40% of the WHOLE bittensor ecosystem, it is valued at +6,66x the Fully diluted mcp of chutes (300m vs 2b) and pretty much has the same selling points as chutes? Let's not even begin mentionning the new @chutes_ai parrallax branch, a boiling pot . I am sitting comfortably in root and in chutes. I dont care about the rest.
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These BREAKING!, JUST IN’s, MASSIVE xyz whatever the fuck {news} is going on, is probably worst for your dopamine system than heroine. Its all a scam designed to keep you scared, in need to “check news again” so you can “fix your life”
The human brain isn’t design to keep all this info mentally, all at once. We used to work on land all day and go back to a hot porridge meal then sleep at 8:00pm.
We need this again during these weird times
The human brain isn’t design to keep all this info mentally, all at once. We used to work on land all day and go back to a hot porridge meal then sleep at 8:00pm.
We need this again during these weird times
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Over dinner my family was literally talking about stockpiling 2 weeks of food, water and essentials in the crawl space.
Last week hackers took over the fridges in 500+ French grocery stores, cranked them to 50°C, and every store had to throw out its perishables.
Now AI is finding exploits faster than anyone can patch them.
We're really here.
Last week hackers took over the fridges in 500+ French grocery stores, cranked them to 50°C, and every store had to throw out its perishables.
Now AI is finding exploits faster than anyone can patch them.
We're really here.
A massive cybersecurity emergency is unfolding after AI discovered critical PHP vulnerabilities that could allow hackers to take control of millions of vulnerable websites without passwords.
Government websites, hospitals, schools, and Wikimedia services across Europe have ine as a precaution. WordPress sites, online stores, and banking platforms could also be at risk.
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I am in a race to build as much as possible with my $100/mo subscription. This is the equivalent of going on a california mountain in the 1800's, digging a few hours and finding big nuggets of gold at surface level.
They will increase my subscription cost, or simply lock me to api costs only, which will make me burn thousands per month. The clock is ticking.
They will increase my subscription cost, or simply lock me to api costs only, which will make me burn thousands per month. The clock is ticking.
Artificial Intelligence company Anthropic recorded a $80 BILLION net loss in the first half of 2026
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can't believe i started my first IOS app! Learning a ton about expo, mac dev builds, typescript. The cool part is that there's a step where it calls @chutes_ai ai models to classify food names into food groups! So chutes is powering my local food app! Being a bittensor builder is fun.
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