The Bittensor network experiences its first halving event. The daily issuance of TAO has been cut from 7200 to 3600 tokens, and the block reward has been adjusted to 0.5 TAO per block.



What does this mechanism change mean? In simple terms, the rate of new TAO supply has been significantly slowed down. Previously, miners received double the total rewards daily; now, it has been halved. For long-term holders, this alleviates inflation pressure; for node operators participating in mining, profit expectations need to be reassessed.

As the token of the AI computing power network, TAO's halving mechanism is similar to Bitcoin's concept, regulating the economic model through periodic supply reduction. After this adjustment, TAO's scarcity is further emphasized, and the market's view of its long-term value will also evolve.
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FloorPriceWatchervip
· 6h ago
Mining enthusiasts are probably crying now, as profits are cut in half—who can handle this?
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ContractCollectorvip
· 12-16 06:50
Tao has halved, miners are crying their eyes out, but holders are smiling. Now inflation can finally slow down.
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GasFeeCryBabyvip
· 12-16 06:49
The guys mining probably are about to go bankrupt, haha.
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NFTRegretfulvip
· 12-16 06:49
Miners are probably crying now, their earnings cut in half... but those who are long-term bullish on TAO should be smiling. --- It's halved now, which definitely helps ease inflation, but I wonder if the coin price will follow and rise. --- This is similar to the BTC halving logic—less supply increases scarcity, theoretically perfect... but I’m worried it might be another story in practice. --- Are node operators now recalculating their accounts? A cut in earnings is quite heartbreaking. --- Doubling the supply sounds good, but market reaction is key. Let’s wait and see how it performs afterward. --- The AI computing power track record TAO’s recent move is quite interesting—using halving to sustain the model, which is somewhat clever. --- Miner income halved... this is awkward. Early entrants are okay, but later entrants will need to reconsider. --- Scarcity will indeed increase, but whether it can truly rise depends on the ecosystem, users, and demand. Otherwise, scarcity is meaningless.
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GasFeeGazervip
· 12-16 06:45
It's been cut in half, the miners might cry for a while haha --- Can TAO still be mined after the halving? Feels like the profits need to be recalculated --- Now the holders are happy, the inflation pressure is indeed not as heavy --- Applying this Bitcoin logic to AI computing power is also fine, scarcity is maximized --- Miners are crying online, losing half of their rewards every day... --- In the long term, it's still optimistic, but there will be some who run away in the short term --- Wait, is it still worth mining now, everyone? --- Scarcity has indeed increased, let's see how the market reacts
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BlockchainBouncervip
· 12-16 06:40
The mining guys will have their wages halved this time, feeling sorry for them for three seconds.
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GameFiCriticvip
· 12-16 06:26
Halving ≠ takeoff. The key still depends on whether the node economy can hold up. Miner rewards are directly halved, and the room for reducing mining costs is limited. In this case, is the incentive balance really sufficient? The emphasis on scarcity sounds good, but the product's own playability and sustainable growth are the real hard metrics...
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