Bittensor (TAO)

Bittensor just replaced Uniswap V3 on testnet.

Most $TAO holders have no idea what is about to change.

Here is exactly what Spec 420 does and why it matters before it hits mainnet.

Three changes. One upgrade. Everything about subnet markets is about to shift.

Change one: Uniswap V3 is out. PalSwap is in.

Bittensor's subnet liquidity pools have been running on Uniswap V3 since dTAO launched.

Spec 420 replaces it entirely with PalSwap, a weighted balancer-style AMM built natively into the Bittensor protocol.

Here is why that matters.

Uniswap V3 uses concentrated liquidity within specific price ranges.

When price moves outside those ranges, liquidity cliffs create sharp price swings that have nothing to do with actual subnet value.

PalSwap distributes liquidity across a wider range by design.

Smoother price discovery. More consistent depth. Less manipulation.

This is not cosmetic.

The Spec 421 emission formula that just went live uses each subnet's EMA price to determine its share of daily TAO emiss

🔥 Subnet Summer AMA - @heydittoai SN118 🔥

Building a shared long-term memory and context layer for AI agents on Bittensor, Ditto is Subnet 118 is an Agentic OS that unifies your agents, files, and persistent memory into a single sovereign, context-aware experience.

In this episode, we sat down with @peytonspencer from Ditto and @sebyrubino to explore one of the biggest missing pieces in AI today: what happens when your agents actually remember.

We covered:
- What Ditto is and why it matters for anyone building with AI agents today
- How Ditto crossed 1,000 active users and what the iOS and Android launch means for putting real Bittensor utility in everyone's pocket
- A live demo of Ditto V2 - navigating Chats, Files, and Friends inside the unified Agentic OS
- Why Ditto's persistent memory layer makes agent suggestions proactive and actually useful, not just reactive
- How @theminos_ai (Subnet 107) used Ditto's custom memory graph template to onboard genomic miners with zero friction

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