Tyler DurdΞth

$VVV is gonna run until the KOLs realise it is neither a decentralised LLM nor a competitor to ChatGPT. Venice AI don’t produce any models of their own. When will that realisation come? That is anyone’s guess given the general IQ of the space. Don’t get rekt though.

May 19

It is official, Lium is now buying back and burning its token at a 50% higher rate than $VVV, and it is priced at a 1/10th of the market cap. While also growing at a 50-100% rate month over month. It is almost as if you guys don’t want to be helped 😂

Oct 7

What is @engyai? The latest inference subnet on Bittensor, serving frontier openweight models at a 30-50% cheaper cost per token than anyone else on EARTH. Why shall YOU care? It is currently trading at a mere $33m mc. For context, $VVV is valued at a $600m mc… So yeah…

Jul 31

For context, this buyback level is roughly in line with Lium, the top Bittensor subnet that rents high-spec compute. Market cap: $135m, or 10% of $VVV. This shows how much value remains to unlock versus better-known alts.

Oct 3

A must read if you are a $VVV bull Good to get some well-reasoned perspective after such a big run

Sep 30

Something to watch for the $VVV enthusiasts. The business of serving inference is brutal, especially when your target customer is retail. Fail to scale compute with the demand, and your users move on to another provider. It is easier to switch than a mobile provider or a bank.

Sep 27

You know what could be fun? For $VVV to catch up with $TAO just before it catapults to 4 figures. Bittensor never performs better than when it is put under pressure. https://t.co/LNi483qdF2

Aug 25

@virtualbacon @ShizzyUnchained Lium (top subnet) is doing more buybacks a month (over $1m) than $VVV and is priced at 1/10th of it. Definitely worth doing the work, while most KOLs still have a superficial view of Bittensor. It won’t last

Oct 5

I agree with your take but what confuses me the most is that for 10 mentions of $VVV and $SERV by influencers, there is one mention of $TAO. The former could be one of the 128 subnets on Bittensor (in fact there are very serious competitors of those two, like Chutes) and one still hasn’t scratched the surface of the sheer amount of innovation happening in that ecosystem. I know Bittensor is far more complex than the relatively simple $VVV and $SERV mechanics, but it is really worth doing a deep

May 17

WHAT $DIEM IS, AND WHAT IT ISN'T. Too often CT oversimplifies frameworks - either because they are trying to unload their bag on the unsuspecting degen, or because going deeper requires a level of reasoning they simply do not possess. It may look like I am bashing on Venice, but honestly I would be happy for them to do well if it were not for the amount of complete rubbish I see being posted about it. I just hate watching the same influencers who “correctly called the next meta” convince peop

May 20