Bittensor ecosystem surge with subnet expansion, institutional access, says new report
The decentralized artificial intelligence network bittenor is “hitting the speed of escape,” with a speeding growth in subnets, purse and institutional access, according to First “State of Bittensor” Report From the late, an e-commerce platform Ai-Powered.
The report, covering the first half of 2025, records that 77% of consumers today say that decentralized AI is more beneficial than large tech-controlled systems, according to a Harris poll assigned by the digital currency group, the parent’s parents. About half of the respondents already use open-source AI tools.
Bittensor is a decentralized, Blockchain-based network aimed at creating a peer-to-peer market for machine study. The explosion of AI use over the past few years Spurred many blockchain-native projects to explore how decentralization It may help prevent a number of tech titans from the dominant ownership of massive datasets that empower technology.
Against that backdrop, the Bittensor’s infrastructure is rapidly expanding, with 128 subnets living today, covering cases of use from discovery of fraud to On-Device AI, according to the report of Eve.
Yanez’s Miid subnet, for example, develops synthetic identities in financial stress test systems. Natix’s streetvision crowdsource urban video data from 250,000 drivers to improve maps and autonomous navigation. The “Flock Off” Flock subnet will generate lightweight language models that run directly on the devices using federated study, keeping the data private while measuring community contribution.
Caurgers including BitGo, copper and crypto.com also joined by the Validator of the Yuma, showing a level of institutional interest and putting the basis for long-term bittenor growth, the report said.
Metrics strengthen the expansion. In the second quarter, the network recorded 50% subnet growth, 16% miner growth and a 28% increase in non-zero wallets. The staked man rose 21.5% while the token’s market cap approached $ 4 billion in July. The subnet tokens are collective close to $ 800 million.
Founder of late CEO and CEO Barry Silbert says Bittensor is “changing the way AI has been built and distributed,” adding that the late is preparing to introduce the asset management of the late to help investors get exposure to the ecosystem.
Through decentralized intelligence moving from the niche to the niche in the functioning of the infrastructure, the argument of the late is no longer theoretical.
“It’s already done,” Silbert said.
