TAO
16 articles in this topic.
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Bittensor Platform Components
A concise map of Bittensor's major platform pieces: subnets, blockchain, TAO, roles, tools, and network environments.
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Block Reward
How much TAO Bittensor creates each block for the whole network, and how supply-based halvings cut that per-block reward over time.
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Burning
How burning removes tokens from spendable circulation in Bittensor tokenomics.
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Existential Deposit
How existential deposit names the minimum TAO balance threshold for retaining a Bittensor account.
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Fees
How fees name the TAO cost of network operations in Bittensor.
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Issuance
How Bittensor issuance tracks circulating TAO in tokenomics.
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Maximum Supply
How Bittensor caps TAO at 21 million, and why supply-threshold halvings and recycling shape how issuance approaches that ceiling.
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RAO
How RAO serves as the small-denomination unit for TAO amounts in Bittensor.
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Recycling
How recycling describes protocol reuse or re-emission of tokens in Bittensor supply accounting.
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Recycling and Burning
How Bittensor distinguishes re-emittable recycled tokens from tokens permanently removed from effective circulation.
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SS58 Encoded
How SS58 encoded values represent public-key-derived wallet addresses in Bittensor.
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TAO
The network token used in Bittensor incentive, staking, subnet reserve, and emissions context.
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Token Bridging
How token bridging connects TAO between Substrate (SS58) and EVM (H160) account contexts on the Bittensor chain, and how vTAO represents staked TAO inside the EVM layer.
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Transfer
How transfers describe sending TAO between wallet addresses in Bittensor.
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Unstaking
How unstaking describes removing staked TAO from a staking position in Bittensor.
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Wallet Address
How wallet addresses identify public-key-derived TAO destinations in Bittensor.