The decentralized artificial intelligence network Bittensor “reaches the speed of escape”, with accelerated growth of subnets, portfolios and institutional access, according to the first report of “State of Bittensor” of Yuma, a platform of electronic commerce powered by the AI.
The report, which covers the first half of 2025, notes that 77% of consumers now claim a decentralized AI are more beneficial than the major systems controlled by technology, according to a Harris survey commissioned by the digital currency group, Yuma’s Parent. Almost half of respondents already use open-source AI tools.
Bittensor is a decentralized network based on blockchain which aims to create a peer market for automatic learning. The explosion in the use of AI in the past two years has prompted many native blockchain projects to explore how decentralization could help prevent a handful of technological titans from dominating property of the huge data sets that feed technology.
In this context, Bittensor’s infrastructure develops rapidly, with 128 live subnets, covering the use of the detection of Fraud at AI available, according to the Yuma report.
The MIID subnet of YANNE, for example, generates synthetic identities with financial testing systems of stress test. Natix Streetvision Crowdsources Urban Video Data of 250,000 drivers to improve cards and autonomous navigation. Flock’s “FLOCK OFF” subnet develops light language models that operate directly on devices using federated learning, keeping private data while evolving by the contribution of the community.
The childcare providers, including Bitgo, Copper and Crypto.com, also joined Yuma validator, demonstrating a certain degree of institutional interest and laying the basics of Bittensor’s long -term growth, according to the report.
Measures strengthen expansion. In the second quarter, the network recorded growth of 50% subnet, a growth of 16% of minors and a 28% increase in non-zero portfolios. The marked TAO increased by 21.5% while the market capitalization of the token approached $ 4 billion by July. The subnet tokens have collectively approached $ 800 million.
Yuma’s founder and CEO, Barry Silbert, said Bittensor “changes the way AI is built and distributed”, adding that Yuma is preparing to introduce Yuma asset management to help investors exposure to the ecosystem.
With decentralized intelligence going from niche experience to functional infrastructure, Yuma maintains that adoption is no longer theoretical.
“It’s already underway,” said Silbert.
