Revenue Search: Inside Bittensor
Revenue Search: Inside Bittensor
Podcast Description
The podcast for anyone building, investing in, or obsessed with Bittensor.
Hosted by Mark Creaser and Siam Kidd from DSV Fund, Revenue Search goes inside the subnets to ask the important questions about revenue - not just hype.
If you’re betting on the future of distributed AI - or building it - this is your signal.
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The podcast primarily explores themes surrounding decentralized AI, revenue generation, and investment opportunities within Bittensor, with episodes addressing topics like subnet trading strategies, real-world utility, and various innovative applications such as Vision-as-a-Service and predictive modeling for finance.

The podcast for anyone building, investing in, or obsessed with Bittensor.
Hosted by Mark Creaser and Siam Kidd from DSV Fund, Revenue Search goes inside the subnets to ask the important questions about revenue – not just hype.
If you’re betting on the future of distributed AI – or building it – this is your signal.
Revenue Search is back after the Bittensor San Francisco event, and this episode is a first: a dual-subnet session with Yanez (SN54) and BitMind (SN34). Jose and Ken announce a partnership aimed at tackling the rapidly growing threat of deepfake-driven identity fraud—the kind of attacks that can bypass KYC, liveness checks, and even enable high-value social engineering scams.
In short: Yanez produces high-fidelity, well-annotated synthetic identity/face data and attack vectors, and BitMind uses that to train and improve face-focused deepfake detection models via their subnet. They’ll take the combined “data + detection” stack to enterprise customers (financial institutions and identity providers), typically via licensing/usage-based deals, with both teams reinforcing that real-world revenue supports their subnets (including alpha buybacks into treasury) while keeping flexibility for future DeFi/treasury use.

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