Bittensor, a blockchain project, is gaining attention as key figures from the tech industry, including a former Google executive and co-founder of CapitalG, launch initiatives to expand its ecosystem. This development follows a discussion by Foundry Services, a prominent name in cryptocurrency mining, which highlighted Bittensor alongside Bitcoin ($BTC) and Ethereum ($ETH), suggesting a growing recognition of Bittensor's potential. The former Google executive's involvement signals a significant step towards legitimizing Bittensor, with expectations that it could achieve outcomes similar to established platforms like Ethereum and Solana. The upcoming 'Consensys of Bittensor' initiative aims to attract elite operators and capital allocators to further bolster the project’s growth and acceptance in the market.
Ex @Google Chief Marketing Officer, VP of Corporate Development, and Founder of CapitalG, Alphabet’s $7 billion growth fund joining forces with #Bittensor's co-founder to spin up https://t.co/dHomp4a9as to prepare for the dTAO era. Probably nothing... 👀 $TAO 👇🏾 YOU ARE NOT READY https://t.co/wL6IgXRB32
I don't understand how one can see the former Google exec who founded Capital G devote his time to Bittensor and still think TAO is a scam. Very clear Bittensor is an emerging ecosystem that has the potential to achieve an Ethereum / Solana like outcome. https://t.co/N82LWuwCaO
I don't understand how one can see the former Google exec who founded Capital G devout his time into Bittensor and still think TAO is a scam. Very clear this is an emerging ecosystem that has the potential to achieve an Ethereum / Solana like outcome. https://t.co/N82LWuxa0m