What is Bittensor?
Learn how Bittensor uses specialised subnets, miners and validators to produce and reward useful machine intelligence.
Bittensor, made simple.
Understand TAO, subnets, and Alpha tokens, then follow practical guides for swapping and staking with PotaTao.
PotaTao in practice.
How to swap TAO for a subnet token
Use Swap to turn TAO into a subnet’s Alpha token. Choose the subnet, review the quote and validator, then confirm the swap.
How to stake TAO in a subnet
Subnet staking swaps TAO for Alpha and associates the position with a validator you choose.
How to move stake between validators
Move a staked Alpha position to another validator in the same subnet without swapping it through the subnet pool.
What is MEV protection?
Learn how MEV Shield helps protect supported swaps from frontrunning and sandwich attacks—and what risks still remain.
Start with the Bittensor basics.
What is TAO?
Learn how TAO moves through Bittensor, how it differs from subnet Alpha tokens, and what happens when you stake it.
What are Bittensor subnets?
Learn how Bittensor subnets, also called TAO subnets, organise specialised work, miners, validators, rewards and their own Alpha-token economies.
What are Alpha tokens?
Learn what Bittensor Alpha tokens represent, how they are priced, how rewards work, and what risks to understand before taking a position.
Set up and fund a Bittensor wallet.
Ready to use what you have learned?
Open PotaTao, connect your Bittensor wallet, and explore TAO and subnet tokens.
