ZipcodeAI (formerly RESI) is rebranding to become a real estate oracle layer on Bitensor, providing property valuations, off-market property data, and automated lending solutions through AI-powered pricing models that benchmark against millions of properties, enabling decentralized real estate finance and marketplace intelligence.
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>> What is up? What is up? What is up? What is going on everybody? We are live today. Hey, this is my second live video. Uh, my first one was with Ditto.
Today, I got the great guys from Zip Code. We got my man Sevy in the building. This is going to be a fun episode. Uh, we're going to get into some market talk. We're going to get into what they're building. We're going to get into what D uh Ditto is building.
And it it's just it's going to be a really chill conversation. I I don't like my show to be, you know, very interview like, right? If if you want that stuff, go to Mark Jeffrey. He's the best at it, right? I'm not trying to compete with that. I want to have more of a conversation. I want I want to I want to be uh you know a community-based show where you guys put your questions in there. We'll treat it like you know like that is that's what we're doing today. We're just hanging out. We're just chilling and I'm excited for this one. So without further ado, let's bring up my man Sebie. Sebie, welcome to Unchained Revolution. Uh Unchained.
What's up, man?
>> What's up, man? What is up? Quite the intro. You crushed that um that production. Uh thank you for having me.
Um, thank you for having Ditto on as well. I'm glad that uh they were able to to share their vision so early on and and you you you caught it so fast. But yeah, great to be here.
>> That was that was crazy how that happened. Um, you know, you uh you you're in my Telegram group that that's why you're definitely reason why I definitely want to have you on. And then you brought in the the founder, Ditto, and he was just in there and I was like, "Hey, the market was hot. It was going live." And I was like, "Yo, I'm going to go live today because the market's hot."
And then he was in there and I was like, "Yo, you want to hop on?" And he said, "Yeah." And I was like, "Wow, this is crazy. It's felt like it felt like it was so natural and he hopped on and that was the that was the first one, man."
>> Yeah. He's a killer. He's great to work with. I love those guys.
>> Yeah.
>> 100% 100%. How you feeling about the markets right now? We got TA around 257.
The Alpha tokens are getting smacked. I mean, most of them are down 25%. You're doing really good. You're still your token still hanging in there. Uh, but how do you feel about the markets right now? Um, I think that the market has a possib like the market can go in a few different directions here. Um, I see a little bit of a short-term downturn, nothing too crazy, [clears throat] more like leveling out, um, but lowering. And then you know as things sort themselves out war new Fed guy coming in and uh actually showing himself the market will have more natural confidence. Um and I think you know right now we had some optimism that's going to settle a little bit and then hopefully we can actually have some uh you know optimism like on the true side like sustained optimism um because things are starting to turn. And uh one thing I am concerned about is the fact that um and I don't think it'll stop anything or pop a bubble, but the one thing I am looking at is the fact that a lot of these infrastructure projects are not getting built out at the pace that they need to get built out. So there will likely be a natural like almost like a slowdown effect until like another wave.
Um but that's what I think about the market in terms of the short term, midterm, and long term.
>> Yeah. So concerned about the macro. Uh 100% agree. We're in this we're in this war right now that nobody wants to be in. Not even the president seems to be want want to be in that. So and then we got this new Fed chairman. We inflation is high. Gas prices I mean here in Philadelphia between 4 450 right right now. I think I paid yesterday. And it's just one of those things where it it does feel like everything's getting more expensive. And and and if that's the case, I remember in 2023 when inflation went to 7 8 9%. I mean, it it got really bad for crypto markets. I mean, that that that felt like it was like [laughter] a death uh spiral right there. But do you think um we're going to get more of that inflation? Do you think that we're going to continue to see upward um prices when it comes to gas and stuff?
>> Um I don't know how it could get much worse from here. Yeah, >> I mean oil is $100 >> still. Um >> was what 120? Was it 140 at one point? I don't know.
>> Um >> I think at the 115.
Yeah. That being said, we're still up there and uh oil lives in uh uh half the range that is like half of that likeif like $50.
>> Yeah.
>> $70 max is what we want to see. But like >> Yeah, it's not good. So, yeah, I actually think we're we're gonna, like I said, we're in a position where things can start to go good. What happens when things go bad?
>> They can only go good. Like, you know what they say, right? When you're at the bottom, you can only go up. Great. Um, and I think we're kind of getting there.
There is a a bad case um where like we see like a 50,000 bit $50,000 Bitcoin.
That would be like super that would be like last last uh I don't know 2023 like when it was like $23,000 or whatever >> um Bitcoin.
So I think that that like 50k is the new 25k.
>> Yeah, that would that would be terrible.
You know, a lot of people like Benjamin Cohen, somebody who follows markets, he's saying, you know, October is going to be the the low and then we bounce off from there. He's still in that fouryear cycle. How are you feeling with the >> What's that?
>> Why are Yeah. Why are people saying that? cuz I see also the inverse where somebody's people say October is actually going to be like this huge spike in the market.
>> I mean that's what I see right. I see that you know uh Trump's going to want it the markets to be very very hot going into the election which is November something the first second week of November which is the midterms where he's going to want a lot of his people to continue to be in there. So, it's like I don't see either, but he a lot of these four-ear cycle guys, that's the only only thing they care about is, you know, October's been the, you know, the last four four cycles, October has been the low. Um, going back to, you know, this the SPF stuff that happened in November of that, 2022 at this point, 2023. So, it's like, could that could that be the low? I I don't think so. I hope I hope I hope the the 60,000 is the low of the cycle and then we kind of bounce out of that out of it. It does feel different with the ETFs and it does feel different um though than any other cycle that I've been in. I mean, this is my second cycle. So, it's like it's one of those things where it does feel different than the last bare market, right?
>> Yeah. Yeah. I don't think we we are definitely as immature as we once were as an industry, but yeah, >> I definitely think we have a lot of room to to grow. Part of what we're going to talk about is that how does this industry mature? And I think that we have a pretty normal solution to that.
>> Yeah, man. 100%. Um earlier you said um you know you feel like the infrastructure hasn't really been been growing. Are you were you speaking about the Bit Tensor ecosystem? Do you think the infrastructure here >> hasn't really been building?
>> No. No. We actually have this um >> really >> unfair advantage which is we kind of are omniresent as a network bit tensor and that is amazing because like we are all of the data centers at once you know so we are all of the data centers everywhere all at once that type of presence is what bit tensor really is.
Um, but the fact of the matter is we are tied to financial markets to a degree. Bitcoin is tied to financial markets. Financial markets are really tied to these infrastructure projects that are promising these revenues. And so far we've seen the inklings of this, but the things that we heard of six months ago are going to start to come to fruition in three to six months >> um in terms of like projections that will have some confidence behind them.
And that will be a very important point in time for us as a as a economy as a macro global market to say okay is this AI thing in the plateau yet? because it this is natural market effects like the market will naturally do that especially when you have like a technology we've even seen it with AI models we've seen phases where AI models your favorite models have plateaued for a period >> so yeah that's my um that's my take on >> 100% I mean uh prior to to bitensor you know the biggest thing was decentralizing money uh bitcoin solved that right I think bitcoin has uh grown to the to be the strength of decentralized money. We have decentralized money now with Bitcoin. Um now the biggest threat right now is decentralizing artificial intelligence, right? It's that is probably the the biggest weapon the governments have right now is controlling of anthropic of open AI and everything that they can do.
I mean we've seen Coinbase I mean tracking people saying hey why why were you in Argentina? This is Coinbase, right? Which that, you know, just shows me that comes from the government. And if the government controls anthropic, government controls open AI. That is a threat to humanity in my opinion.
Decentralizing artificial intelligence is something that I'm truly worried about. Um, do you think Bit Tensor can solve that? Do you think Bit Tensor from everything you know, all the builders you've talked to here, can we solve the decentral decentralization of artificial intelligence?
>> Yeah. And we're doing it. Um, are there going to be a lot of bugs and exploits and issues along the way? Yeah, we're going through them. Uh, kind [clears throat] of right now in this little mini season of Bit Tensor, but these seasons like right this two shall pass. Um, it's like the everything just goes um goes away and we improve from it. So, we have something like conviction coming out. we have and const I think a lot of people missed this >> um funny enough but and I don't want to get too off on a tangent but people missed this on the last community call const answered a question of mine which was about liquidity pools the chain is going to be optimizing the liquidity pools in the near future exists to feed liquidity pools it's a buyer escrow emission system we used to see voter escrow right you lock tokens and you vote with those block tokens and that distributes what is being printed.
But with Toflow, it is buyer escrow, right? The buyer is saying, "Here's where to send the emissions." And um I haven't seen that ever. Um but but the point being is that um with Bit Tensor, the way that we can solve decentralization here to your question is one having this uh this constantly hardening system. We're doing that. We know that that's great. Um, what we also need to have is are really good projects. Um, and try to just like weed out all like there's, you know, good people um, who do what they can get away with a lot in this ecosystem, right? And we have what we have to naturally do is just get rid of those possibilities for people, right? Just because you can do it doesn't mean you should. Doesn't it doesn't make you a horrible person because, you know, game theory, whatever. Um, but yeah, there's there's a lot of just like weeding out, hardening. I think it even just goes back into hardening. It's like on the on the human level as well as on the chain level. Um, but the cool thing is that Bit Tensor and this is what I love about owning a subnet as well is that Bit Tensor the way that it's going about solving decentralization is actually by um providing an environment that is ideal. Right? When you think about who owns the tokens of Bit Tensor, it is the participants. It is the miners. It is the validators. It is a fair launch.
It's not a premine [clears throat] that is just giving money to VCs, right?
Sure, some investors end up with, you know, tokens on their hands and some of them got in early. That's every ecosystem, but would you rather have a perma down chart like everywhere else or would you have a chart that has some volatility and is naturally on a path that is upwards? Right? And that's what they've built. So it's a that's like they have this environment that is constantly being hardened and is also optimized for what they're trying to accomplish which is just organized talent on the engineering side and also on the uh business and and venture side.
And I think that uh it's a basically where a place it's it's an arena where I can put my best my my uh most valuable skills together in like this beautiful song and dance.
>> 100% man I couldn't agree more. And you know with the competition mechanism and everything that it's just like it's so aligned with everything that you you you don't have to just build you know artificial intelligence. can kind of build what you guys are building over there at, you know, zip code.ai.
So, formerly known as Resi, let's kind of get into it. Um, why why why the change and if you can kind of break down what you guys are doing.
>> Yeah, so um you know, when we launched Resi in September, the the premise of the name is Real Estate Super Intelligence. Just to to focus on the name real quick, zip code is just like more of a household friendly name. Uh, now you know I ask people, would you rather use zip code or Zillow? Right? And if anything, you'd be like, what the hell is Zillow? I get that zip code's real estate, right? If you kind of emptied your mind. Yeah.
>> Would you rather use figure or zip code?
>> You know, like what has the most industry uh uh congruent and venture congruent, right? Zip code, fast code, right? There's there are there's a double entandra there. You know, you can you can stretch a triple on Tandra out of the naming system.
>> I didn't even see that until you just mentioned it. That's crazy.
>> Yeah, it's fast code. I mean, we make we make and our pitch to investors. We actually have in Paris, we're doing a private event for investors as we go into this new chapter and have some exciting opportunities for them. Um, but the pitch to them is the fact that it took Zillow and all these other firms millions and millions of dollars to innovate for what we did with 300K and now we're going to scale that to new technologies and enable settlement. And then when we put both together, um, you can now not only see the path of seed round series A and then going public to globally scale this organization. Um, you see that, but you also see how the tokconomics work and the engine the engine runs. And um yeah, I I love the fact that we're building on Bit Tensor and I love the fact that that we're on a spot that we can actually think about how Bit Tensor is being used. I don't know about you, but I don't see anyone building intelligence and then going and trying to use that intelligence on some sort of marketplace. That's a new model.
But if think about this, if we can make a case for Bit Tensor being the best place for a marketplace intelligence to be built and a marketplace to exist, >> that is so bullish. That means that we can now have Uber uh an Uber replicant uh on Bit Tensor and then we can use some other subnet that does robo driving, but we have the marketing playbook. I mean the the the playbook of growth for a marketplace that is an entire business category that [clears throat] essentially minted a lot of angel investors and venture capitalists and even founders right um Travis Kalanick to name one so that's what we're doing we're on this novel approach using this novel tech in this way that we we see as a vision right now but honestly we're working with like one of the best development firms to bring the protocol resi or gez zip code finance to life and um they're like this is so easy like I can't believe you're going to make money from this and I'm like yeah could you imagine so I'd love to talk a little bit [laughter] about um a little bit about uh what that simple product is what we are launching who we're launching for and then how that network scales uh because this is like if there's one like clip to get about this whole show who cares about the name you can look at the name make a judgement either sebi is stupid or smart for buying zip code.ai and zip code finance. We also have zip code network.
So they kind of work from like network to finance to AI depending on what you want to do. Um so they all work together. I'm an idiot or not. Who cares? What you should really care about is if I'm an idiot or not on this next subject, which I'm kind of going to force us hopefully in this conversation.
You said it was chill.
>> So >> dude, bring it, man. I love it. Love it.
>> I'm bringing it. Exactly. Um let's talk about it. So, there's a company. It is called Figure.
Figure is actually a really great company. I can't I can't I can't say uh anything bad about them as a company.
They make a lot of money, $150 million per quarter. They're pushing the uh they're actually the proof of concept that is giving us and our investor base that is invested already into resi or zip code um the context to make the investment, the confidence rather. Um and it's because they have a lending company. They give out home loans, second loans, first loans, right?
Mortgage or a home equity loan. Um they give out these loans to uh borrowers, homeowners, but they warehouse their capital as a lender on chain, right? And they use the blockchain to service their lines of credit. Um and that saves them roughly 1, I'll round out 1.2% 2% on every loan.
1.2% on every loan for a loan company doing a billion in volume is a lot of money.
[laughter] >> Yeah.
>> Right. So with that in mind uh with that in mind you there there comes a point where you have to say okay well if figures doing this and they're driving and and and let's let's actually unpack this a bit and how they built this. They built out their own chain. So they have a network. We have a sub network, right?
>> They have a company, right? We have a company as well, right? We have resi inc which is a company and then we have the foundation that you know controls the chain and governance this the network they have the same thing as well. Um, figure has a premine project. They have like ripple tokconomics.
We have like Bitcoin tokconomics, Bit Tensor tokconomics.
>> Ripple tokconomics, meaning [laughter] you just sell the token down every every year.
>> Meaning you give yourself half the tokens and then just sell the tokens.
You look at their chart, >> right? And they're at like a they have $10,000 $10,000 a day in volume and we have like a million minimum. So like it's who what network's actually being used and paid paid attention to. It doesn't matter that some company fundraised a ton of money and is just basically using the blockchain themsself. Cool. Great. Get your savings as a company. I wish you the best. I hope that figure turns into a $200 billion stable coin truthfully. Um because that means the industry is growing and that means that people are naturally going to say which network would I rather offer my services on? the one that doesn't charge me anything and the one that's not competing with me on anything or the one that's competing with me on everything and charging me a ton because I'm competing with them.
So, zip code.network breaks up into the AI that we know we have and we're going to go from appraisals to title search to contracts and we're just going to build out those flows. Um, there's some cool stuff to talk about later about how we're going to start building that out on Ditto.
We're going to host it on Ditto and make everything live in Ditto. Yeah, businesses are going to be built on Ditto.
>> Um, but that's the AI, right? That's the the portal.
>> Then we also have uh zip code finance.
And zip code finance is where lenders come in and they say, "Hey, I have these loans I want to give out. If you re reach these qualifications, we'll give you the money." And then we have a process that uses Plaid and takes that data and brings it on chain. Then we go to our appraisal and we bring that on chain. And then we go to an automated title check and we bring that on cha on chain and we build this onchain profile for someone who's just using their Google signin. They don't know that they're using crypto and they basically just fill in their info as they would in a normal application.
And because they reach the qualifications programmatically and like objectively, we can now uh transfer that capital over to the borrower. Then, I don't know if you saw the Easter egg yesterday, but then we can just basically say, "Hey, instead of us sending you that capital to a bank, why don't you just keep it in our system? We'll ship you a card."
Whoa. Now, instead of instead of financial advisors saying, "Hey, get just get a credit card. Get any old credit card." What they're going to do is go get a buy a home and they're going to get a a credit card against that home. And that's the credit card you justify having because it's at a 5% interest rate >> and has it's essentially free because we're going to grow this thing to a multi-billion dollar corporation over the next 10 years, >> right?
>> Um five years, 10 years, 50 years, >> thousand-year federation is what we're building here. Um and that's essentially if Bit Tensor is building that, so are we. We're coming along for the ride. So yeah, that's a long-winded way of explaining the network and how we have this AI that that bring that is just one part of the truth we bring on chain. So then money can move automatically.
That's it. It's just used so money can move and then everybody experiences it like it's the real life real life. My Apple Pay, my card, my [clears throat] app, I can go to any ATM. It's a Visa card. Um, so yeah, I'm I'm ecstatic because if we charge just 0.1% of loans, just the one loan lender network we have is 2 million in ARR expected, right? So it's just a matter of time when we go live and when we start to offer this.
Um, yeah, it's really crazy.
>> Yeah, that's nuts, dude. Um, so h how do you bring real estate agents um to get into these loans? Like obviously you you're going to have a person, right?
And they're going to have an agent or or are you guys going to kind of be that for them? You're going to kind of get rid of the the real estate agent all together.
>> No. Um I think that there is value to real estate agents like human real estate agents. Um like for example like >> not is is it is it parallel? No. But is it close? Yeah. But like a doctor, you want a second opinion. You want some a subject matter expert to be like, "Hey, you're being stupid or not." So, you either like know someone, same thing as this, you know someone who's a mechanic or you ask a mechanic to look at the thing and you're like, "Please don't screw me." Um, it's the same thing here.
Real estate agents have a lot of value.
The thing is is that the value is just not um being expressed. People think that they're going to get something that's not. And that's where when you have misaligned expectations, that's where you get people who are not happy with the end result. So, if a realtor had the opportunity to go and work on a network, kind of mine on a network that said, "Hey, I'm um Shizzy and I want to sell my my condo, my, you know, Philly penthouse." Um, cool. Well, I'm willing to pay 10,000 bucks to anybody who brings me a buyer. Uh, I'm sorting out all the contracts. Just literally bring me the buyer and I'll just give you a connector fee. Otherwise, I'm going to put this on the market. the buyer's going to find me themselves to 10,000 bucks there or not. Then you can have a structure where that realtor uses a link and if they refer the person with the link, their account gets paid because we know that they're a certified realtor in that state. If they're not, the money gets put in escrow and we can get an objective review by a board, right? And that's what we're going to do is we're going to make these like governance structures that are like micro governance structures for every kind of like how the USA works. um we're going to make these governance structures and like backup boards to approve things and realtors come into uh zip code after lenders. We start with lenders because it's like think about we're crypto adjacent.
>> So >> it's easy to implement a financial product, >> but when you go to realtors now it's more like >> and now it's really using AI and finance because what we will do is basically make an escrow service. Hey, I have the $10,000 I'm willing to send a buyer.
Okay, we'll escrow the money. No one knows you're serious until you actually deposit that 10 today.
>> And if you don't sell it, you just get the money back, >> right? Yeah. But there's things like that expanding into um because if you're ask about realtors, you can also ask about um investors. Hey, I'm buy this type of deal. Find me this deal. You could do it for contractors. I'm look I I need a kitchen. I have 15K.
>> Yeah.
>> Let me send you a mockup and a proposal.
>> Well, the only reason I asked that um was because my sister does real estate here in in uh in Philadelphia, right?
And um like when someone comes to her and says, "Hey, I want to buy a house."
A lot of the times that she has a lender that she works with, right? How do you get realtors to work with your lending company? What What is the pitch that I could say to my sister for her to use potentially your your lending version?
>> You're going to love this. Um because I have a I don't know. I just I'm getting the vibe that you are more of like a business focused person. you you think about like the the economic side of things and and how this can be a [clears throat] flywheel. Um okay, I'm going to answer the realtor question.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
>> By answering a sales question.
>> All right, let's get it.
>> I think that most subnet owners are using their subnets wrong. And I know for a fact I'm not using my subnet to its fullest capacity because I'm not doing the thing that I'm about to explain.
If I want to do sales, I should make a subnet incentive mechanism, a subsnet uh incentive mechanism that essentially tells the validators, hey, here is this open codebase to a referral link system and a companywide pipeline where we're going to track sales and track as a network pipeline who is attributed to what sale, who brought them in, what marketing funnel did they come into and who is selling them based on the performance there because we could say hey that person brought this person in from a link and now that person is doing activity let's get them paid that's what we will do so if your sister uh wants to bring somebody she goes and gets a referral link she sends it to a lender that lender is now doing 10 million a year in volume small lender business let's say mom and pop type of shop or 10 million ideally in a month is the business that you're doing at that scale. High performing mom and pop shop, she will get 25% of what we make.
So she will get 0.25% 25% two and a half bips on all of their volume and the fees that comes from the neo bank and the fees that come from the secondary market and the fees that come from the uh the lenders investors the people providing the line of credit to the for the lender to give money out.
Um, so yeah, it's possible for a realtor in the early days to essentially mine zip code and then accum half tokens, keep half and stack yield over the until our having and then now you have you'll have crazy money. Um, you'll you'll make a lot you can make $20,000 a month, right? We're going to make it so that based on right, you could take up 100% of the usage with this or like 90% of the usage of our emissions with a sales system because why would we stop that growth? We're paying for growth that's profitable. So, we're paying say 100 bucks to make uh 400, right? If it's one/4. So, it's awesome.
>> Yeah, that's incredible. So, what what's some of the benefits um of using, you know, zip code.ai for someone like like her, someone like a real estate agent who's been doing this for a long time?
What's what's some of the benefits um they could by just opening your site and just kind of start using you guys right away?
>> Yeah. So, um let's talk about the experience of a real estate agent.
You're approaching homeowners and you're saying, "Hey, this is where you've lived where this is this place that you know immensely and intimately and I know nothing. I'm a stranger to you in this home.
>> Uh but here's how much it's valued."
Mhm.
>> That's a little bit of a cognitive dissonance uh cog inducing moment for a homeowner.
>> And zip code AI acts as the unbiased third party that is tested in the open.
Hey, we're going to tell you this thing based on this third party. I don't trust a third party. Go look at it openly benchmarked across a million properties.
We've literally we literally passed a million properties that we've checked these uh models against.
So that's insane.
>> Yes. [laughter] So So basically when because I I I get them all the time. I I come home, open the mailbox, and I'll get, "Hey, your house is worth this much money. Would you like to sell it?" Right? Then you go look at look it up and it's like your house worth a lot more than that. These people are just trying to get it for for a lot cheaper, right? So, it's it's just kind of like So, now you have this database where you can go to and get 100% the correct value for your home without having to trust anybody.
>> Yeah. Or even if it puts you like right in that 2% ballpark, right? Let's do the numbers on a on a five $500,000 house.
If you're wrong by say 2% that's $10,000. If it's 490,000, that's like what the lawyer gets paid just for putting the deal, you know, like that's that's nothing, right? It's the title fee. Not it's not nothing, but what I'm saying is it's you at least know you're in 490 to 510.
>> Yeah.
>> Right. So, just take any price you get from from zip code and then just think about it like that. Just move it up and down a bit 2%. Um, that being said, a lot of people are trying to get property pricing. Um, and I want to I'm going to have the team clip this, but a lot of people are going to zip code and they're saying, "Here's a property that Zillow barely has any data on. The internet barely knows about. Uh, give me the property. Uh, give me the the price because we don't have the data. One, we can't give it the a good result." So, we've actually fixed that. That's one announcement. The where we scrape the data every time for every request and then in the future, we don't need to do it again. Um, but the the bigger part is that the best people have been putting on properties that have complete data, but they're not listed, right? They're offmarket, right?
Which is 95 98% of the properties are not on the market actively being sold.
>> And there's a lot of trouble with those.
But on listed properties, it's like the sold spot on. So, we're we just announced um that we're making an we've we're publishing tomorrow or today an incentive mechanism for off-market properties. So, no matter what property you plug in, we will be able to go get the data and we'll be able to support the inference, the prediction for off-market property and onmarket property. So, if now if you're a real I'm going to now to the point if you're a realtor, you have to convince these people, right? So, if the person listed their property already, you can use those models and you can use that. If people didn't, you can use that model.
Eventually, we'll just build out an agent and the agent's just going to pull from our best models at that time for that specific use case. Um, but and that's how we're going to work with Ditto. So, what would I do is I'd uh I'd actually love to do this. I' send your sister my calendar meeting to do a walkthrough on Ditto. And when you use Ditto and you plug in your shoots API, you get resi uh well it's listed as resi right now. It'll change the zip code, but the resi listed model right there [clears throat] and uh is still going to >> to be used on Ditto. So now she can have a system where she can track all of her sales pipeline, all of her chats, all of her documents, but make files and then have it say trusted by zip code um AI or third party pricing from zip code AI uh verify open testing, right? And people can click the open testing and see everything. That's how someone uses it.
We have people negotiating with banks and saying, "Hey, you're, you know, this is a short sale deal. We have to buy this from you. you have to sell this essentially. Um, we know that. Let us give you fair of market value. So, they have to go get an outside party. And then another one is a a wholesale lender. They have to basically approve loans that somebody else got an appraisal for. So, you're taking this proven ver this proven data saying, "Okay, is it is this right?"
And we're benchmarking at 93% for him already in our first month, right? as we make those loops and feedback loops by month three when the pilot program ends, he's going to be at like 99 98% accuracy. So at at instant timing and 1% of a penny cost. So Zillow is I yeah Zillow's like uh 1.7 cents. We are I think what is it 170 times lower than that? [laughter] >> That's incredible. That's incredible. Uh you so you're working with Ditto a lot.
You want to put these apps on Ditto.
Could you like explain that a little bit because I I when when I was seeing Ditto for the first time, it seemed like a chat like a chatbot. It had the memory system which was awesome. You know, Kant seems to be super excited about it. What why is Kant so excited about it? And how are you guys building on Ditto?
>> Yeah. Well, I'll explain how like I'm involved in Ditto.
>> Yes, I love that. Yeah. So I built this thing called huge. Um Huge is a a company that or a venture collective.
We're not a venture capital fund. We're not a liquid fund. We're not a studio a venture studio.
We're [clears throat] a venture a vent a venture collective which is a group of people and some of us provide capital, some of us provide marketing, some do the validation and subnet design and development. Um, but our goal is to bring teams in that have successful businesses to work from a winning product and then get them into Bit Tensor and commoditize that products winch pin, >> right? And that's what we did with Ditto. Ditto had a live product. They had, you know, a few hundred users. Now they're on Bit Tensor. they're about to benchmark their uh you know on long meal and speed and yeah so we brought this whole thing together working backwards and making it so that the team had a really good uh deal as well on the financing side they have a lot most of I think I can even say publicly the team has an 8020 split with the investor group and the team got 100k in capital for the first three months so they don't have to sell any tokens >> so it's fantastic Yeah. Um, so very low and and the investor group is also locked.
>> Um, as well. So there's like who who's selling it? No one's selling it, right?
Um, and it's it's great. What Ditto is is it's the thing that's going to replace your Chrome browser.
We're removing the the need for tabs and making it tasks, right? Um, Ditto is an operating system. It is the agentic oper. We're going into an agentic world.
Everything is going to be an agent. Uh you're going to have an intent. You're going to make that real whether with your voice or text. And then AI is just going to take it from there. That's that's going to be life. So there needs to be an operating system for that. And that operating system uh needs to follow the constants of life. The constants of life are the things that we do all the time and that will never change. And it's also the reason why AI is so great.
But we all are just interacting with chats, communicating with people and then storing that.
So the reason why cons to answer your question is so bullish is because we're going to be giving free Hippius and we're we're making a oneclick migration tool. So anybody who has a Hippius account could just migrate all their storage to us. We make it free and then that storage can be used publicly or privately but as context for your agents.
So everything is built around chats and files. Your files are the context for your chats which are either with humans or agents. And then you can do things like I'm going to build an organization.
That organization is going to have teams that those teams are going to have access to certain files and access to certain agents and they're going to have these KPIs and resources. But when you create an operating system like this that we our goal is to make it as emergent as possible. So after the next phase right now it's just like integrate these one-click uh hippiest thing integrate a Google drive and Dropbox like backups iCloud backups into ditto right free backup is a thing we're also going to do the messaging like we're integrating Slack and Telegram um this week so once that is done then we move into emergent properties like that's awesome uh it's way faster it is it's way faster but also if you use GP PPT or Grock or whatever, but you plug it in to use the MCP from Ditto. Um, it's going to back up all your artifacts automatically and also make the inference on Claude or GPT better uh or Gok um same thing with your Hermes agent or your um open claw. But my point being is back to emergence. This is you have integrations which then enable emergence. This emergence is really the crux of value, the flywheel. When somebody sees cons publishing uh content for for other people to use with their agents and for other people to learn from and it's made on Ditto, right? And people can click that and make their own account and they see, oh, this guy has, you know, con the like number one builder in decentralized AI right now. He, you know, has a profile and he's adding to this. Wow, this is pretty neat. you know, this could be like a new hugging face, GitHub, obsidian type thing allin-one. Um, so but but to to round this idea out, everyone lives their life talking in chats and using files and storage. We are making the oper the digital environment to do that in the optimal way possible so that the end result and we have some crazy updates in terms of some training stuff and also in terms of hardware that I'm only going to say that about the future for Ditto like this SC thing scales and this scales in a sustainable perpetuating manner. Um, but but with Ditto, uh, the operating system angle is just I should be able to have a chat that is private and offline and I can either text that chat or use an action button or a hey ditto type of input into ditto is private and offline inference in the end, right? And storage inference and storage. So right off the bat just >> the the front end for Bit Tensor. I'm actually considering changing it to the front end for Bit Tensor but for the next three months and then as we go and kind of scale beyond the ecosystem. Um because to that point, what are we doing with Ditto? Uh I'll I'll make that make sense. What are we doing within Bit Tensor specifically for Ditto?
>> Gavin from 71. I have to wear my my Leo hat.
I'm gonna clip this and send it to Gavin. I love Gavin. What's up, man? If you're listening to this, what I want to do with Ditto and Lead Poet is I want to make a Lead Poet artifact and everybody who runs a CRM system within Ditto gets like a a lead poet branded uh CRM and it's a nice artifact type mergence, right? People can come in and add to the operating system and then monetize and say cool well you can get you can use this data structure provided by Lead Poet for free but if you want their leads we get a 25% discount because we're a wholesale partner for them right then we work with Lead Poet to push leads on demand to all of these agents and if they have a heartbeat they could just automatically ask and get leads. So I want to build products into ditto so great that companies right lead poet is better off Gavin your money is better spent sending users into ditto with the kind of like templatized experience of when you get in it you guys get the data on the back end for the user creation you guys are getting the money from the lead generation the product is being used but then everything else is also taken care of for this person right would I rather send you to a SAS or would I rather send you to the agentic operating system of the future that's free and our SAS is built in there.
>> Wow.
>> And by in doing that it inherently connects to all their claude. So now when you're in claude you can use lead poet.
>> What?
[laughter] >> So so basically >> my pitch man hit me up on telegram. I'll see you in Paris.
>> I I've actually in talks Gavin get you to get them on the show. Uh that would be really cool. maybe hop in mid show and [laughter] and sit on the pitch. But um so yeah, so that's really interesting the way you said. So basically using Ditto, you're using the front as a front-facing model and anything you want to do, you can do and it just goes and uses the subnets themselves. For instance, like you said, if you if you want to use if you put in there uh let's just say you don't even know about Lee Poet and you put in there something that Lee Poet does and it just goes and uses it. or for Hippius for instance or even Liam or Targon or any of these you're just using Ditto as the front-facing aspect of that it's doing everything for you in the back end because like when I'm using my email I don't I don't care what happens in the back end I just want it to work when I use my computer I don't care what happens in the back I want it to work Ditto can be that and you don't have to care about what's happening in the back end with these infrastructure subnets now they all can just hook up to this one place and be be there is that kind of what you're saying >> yeah and furthermore you don't even have to keep tabs on your chats. The the reason why we brought Ditto to Bit Tensor is because the experience revolves around just talking to your your orchestrator agent, your Ditto. You talk to your Ditto and the what what your Ditto is telling you. Um there we go. Uh it just picked up some Ditto.
What's up? What's up? Um [laughter] but you talk to your Ditto. your ditto talks to you in the form of, "Hey, you just got a message from uh Shizzy and he wants you on the podcast today at uh 11 am Eastern. What do you think? What should I say?" Like, run it. Say something nice as well about his show.
That intro's sick. Hey, Shizzy. Glad you reached out, man. Uh crazy we haven't talked yet. I'd love to do the show. Let me know details. Here's my email. Here's whatever. And some context on what we've been doing.
>> That would be insane.
>> Right. That's every chat. But then also you're on a meeting. Ditto is going to be in your meetings. It's going to say so when someone asks for a file, it's going to pop it up on the screen. Do you want to share this with this person?
It's it's intuition productized.
That is what we are doing. And when that is why you say the hippocampus on bit tensor, right?
Uh and that's what K said basically.
>> Yeah.
Yeah. So, what was what happened during that phone call between uh Const and uh I guess you were were you there too?
Could you kind of break down like that conversation at all? I don't want to get into personal stuff, but I mean Con got off that call and he he bought a crap ton of [laughter] >> Yeah. No, it was insane. Um there was like an objective switch in the call with Jacob specifically.
Um uh it's the same thing that happened with every other person we've talked to in that like intimate one-on-one. Here's actually what's going on. Um truthfully, but what he really got Oh, let's go. Um what he really got >> was um the the storage side of things.
the fact that you could basically make and like I don't know if you guys have seen like Gary Tan from Y Combinator make uh GStack and Gbrain or [clears throat] like the uh uh car uh Carpathy I think is the guy's name.
Yeah, >> he did the uh the knowledge wiki.
All of that is happening right now. But back to the point, he also loved the fact that it's married to this like the benchmark of intuition. The benchmark of intuition is right now the closest thing is essentially a mix of long meal memory evaluation uh speed and bench. So you have this thing that can heal itself really fast and also do things really fast and it's just like a that's called it's essentially a harness. Um, but if you can crush that, you make every model approach AGI faster naturally. So when Claude pushes out Mythos and then you put that in through Ditto, that is actually the pinnacle of performance across the entire world. And that is being commoditized through Ditto. And we are enabling all this UX and uh uh uh within Bit Tensor as well by plugging in Lead Poet. If you want to get a loan, you can ask Ditto for a [ __ ] home loan through zip code. [laughter] Um if you want to sell your house, it'll make a service offering and a bounty on the zip code marketplace that is eventual next year. Um >> Wow.
>> Right. And >> I'd love for you to explain that. If you want to if you [clears throat] want to say, uh, hey, uh, I want to host this all by myself. Uh, go spin up a Targon VPS and do it. You tell that to your ditto and it will go and do that, right?
We'll have Digital Ocean as an option.
We'll have Amazon's options. Um, and then we'll have open source through, you know, Bit Tensor, right, with Liam and Targon. Um, yeah. Maybe Fish will start being nice to me. Geez. [laughter] >> You can't say that without going any further into you and fish. [laughter] >> No, I think I think at this point it's a love hate. U I I'm a very passionate confident uh vocal person.
So is he. So naturally, when I first got into the ecosystem, we clashed. But at this point, he sees that, you know, I've delivered real value. We've at least created a commodity that is being used by an industry. What we're approaching, I think it's 500 uh downloads or sorry, 500 loginins, >> people making accounts on zip code. And I think we're within uh just over or we're just over a month rather of launch. So to be able to within a month almost get half a thousand uh loginins is awesome. in by the end of June if we're at a thousand that's fantastic and we're we're on that path. So as you come into Bit Tensor to the point of fish it's really a point of uh trust but verify >> and then when you have someone who's really confident about verifying and they're they really think that you're [ __ ] and the other person is not [ __ ] and they're really confident.
Everyone's right but everyone's wrong and it's funny. So so in hindsight that's why I make these jokes. And for anyone who doesn't know, Fish is the the founder of Liam. He's somebody who is is undoceded. He's he's No one knows his true identity. Everyone knows him as >> No, no, no, no. He used to he he he used to hang out with people in person.
>> Um >> Well, he's undoced to >> He's undoced to us.
>> Yeah.
>> But he K knows who he is. Like he he's he's familiar with the the foundation and everything else, but he's very critical of a lot of subnets. He's very especially the newer ones, which is fair. a lot of them, you know, he has called out and uh so was he critical of you guys in the in the early days? Like I kind of that's what you kind of said.
>> Yeah. Um looking back, I didn't know what I didn't know and if I was him, I would do the same. So um it was like critical um because I disregarded a lot of questions because I didn't know what I didn't know. Like people were like sketched out that I bought a subnet slot that was involved in a scam and I was new to the ecosystem and that scam happened with someone who was like quote unquote new to the ecosystem. And they thought that it was really just this person perpetuating the scam. Why else scam a subnet for a bunch of tow and then buy all of the alpha back if you're not going to pump that alpha intentionally?
is a natural thought process when you see what happened the days before I bought the subnet. So then when somebody comes in, he's really rambunctious and like has all this energy and is super confident uh and this person has a ton of tokens and they're not even concerned about it because I wasn't. I was just like thinking five years from now.
>> Um it's concerning like I say that now and I'm like that's bad. So putting this all together, fish pressed me. We had our little back and forth.
In due time, we showed that we could build value. And this is amongst a lot of people too, right? Miners were skeptical of us. I was skeptical of the community. I was like, what the heck is even going on here? The worst part of Bit Tensor are these people. But once you get over that hurdle, it's completely wrong. The best part of Bit Tensor is the people. And what you you want that wall. That wall is that hardening of the environment.
>> Yes, >> that we need. So, as we approach time, it's a good little full circle moment there. It's that everything revolves back to if you show up and you have good intentions and you continue to improve upon the thing that you are doing. In Bitensor, you will either get taken out by dregistration if you shouldn't be working on that thing and you will be loved if you are. And right now, we're on a track where people seem to love what we're doing. We have the best intentions. We have a track and a path to intense profitability and scale. And uh it's amazing that we get the opportunity uh you and I to go talk to this environment. But I love the fact that I get to meet people like you.
Turns out we're not too far from each other IRL. I don't I don't [clears throat] >> crazy.
>> But um [laughter] we're probably going to grab a couple beers one of these days. Um after I hit my goal weight, uh that is I've been >> What's your goal weight? How tall are you?
>> My is 185 right now. I'm at like 205 down to 6125.
>> I'm like six foot. Yeah, >> 6 foot. So I'm 61 and I was the same thing. I was 260 in January. I'm now down to 235. So I'm I'm I think we're in the same boat here. This is pretty crazy. You went from 225 to >> I did was this dude ready? Um, so 20 pounds in like I don't know a month's time since when I went to breakout essentially >> actually. So like I started dieting then because I was like I hate that I feel like [ __ ] I I look like [ __ ] But what I did was I stopped drinking. I stopped drinking energy drinks >> and it's just coffee, water, coffee, water, a lot of it. And uh yeah, no sugar. get sugar out of it. And you just do that and you eat whole foods, right?
You have your eggs, your rice. I go and have I love Chick-fil-A. I'll have Jersey Mike sometimes.
>> Yeah, >> you can eat whatever you want. Oh, and then intermittent fasting. So, you put all this together, man, and weight just flies off you.
>> Um, >> well, I did I did the carnivore. I eat all day, but if you can't kill it, you can't eat it.
>> And I lost almost 25 pounds off.
>> That's got to be awesome. If I can't kill it, you can't eat it. I mean, but you can eat I can eat every I can eat steak and eggs when I wake up. I can eat bacon and sausage. I can eat all day long. I can eat, but if I can't kill it, I can't eat it. And I lost 25 pounds off this diet. It's absolutely insane. I feel great.
>> And it's got to like be awesome, right?
[laughter] >> Steak all day.
>> Steak and eggs every meal.
>> Um >> I mean, you really I got a meeting coming up here. Um, I hate I hate to have to cut this one, but >> dude, glad we did. I'm glad I got to to know you a little bit better here. Um, I'd love to to keep you in >> and or rather key you in on what what we're doing with huge. Uh, we're planning on doing one other launch this year. Um, likely in September. Um, we're not rushing anything. We'll probably push that to October, November. Um, but yeah, the goal is do two launches a year. really really work backwards from finding a winning product, bring them in Bit Tensor, get them acclimated, then step away so they can get their emissions back and build this, you know, give the ecosystem what it deserves, which is a beautiful company. And um what I'd like to do is just, you know, you already did it yourself, but continue having our founders show up to this show because you do such a good job >> letting us just talk. you let Peyton just go and he if anything you let him just go and he'll go and uh yeah I just want to say thank you and I hope to keep working with you man. Yeah, 100%. Dude, I'm trying to these are these are these are new. I'm trying to do these every single Tuesday at 11 a.m. And you know, with founders on, I got a couple guys already reaching out, but dude, that slot's always open for you. Give me give me a week's heads up and you want to come on back on, we could, Dude, I'll do this weekly with you. I don't care. This is this has been fun, man. Really appreciate your time, dude. I know how busy you are and uh >> Yeah, man. Go kill that meeting.
>> Ne next next uh next one we'll do uh we'll be at parks live from parks, dude.
Let's do it, man. I'll lose 200 bucks and [laughter] >> All right, Shizzy. Thank you so much, man. Have a great day and uh we'll stay in touch.
>> Sounds good. Appreciate you, buddy.
>> Cheers.
>> All right. All right. That was fun. I enjoyed that. I enjoyed that a lot. We got a lot of comments here, too. I really appreciate you guys uh letting us just kind of talk while uh I definitely will always get into the comments here.
We got my man uh Power Satch. He says, "Let's go." Ethan Money is here. here.
He said, "Morning, Shizzy and fam." My man Vincent from the Telegram group.
Fire emojis. Uh Vincent says, "Let's go." He says, "Uh, what does zip code become the housing data API? Business succeeds beyond." Sorry, man. I didn't see this. I should have uh I I'll hit him with that next time, though. I'm definitely going to start and save that for next time. Um at says, "Let's effing go bullish." Uh then we have my man Bandit. He said, "What's up, Shizzy?
Your permabull is here. Appreciate I appreciate you, Ryan, man. Thank you for being here." So, get in, send it, pump it, hold it. Let's go. Eternal, what's up? Do your own research. He says, "Awesome stuff, guys. Appreciate you both." Thank you. Keep me learning.
Thanks, man. I appreciate that. He says, "Agent Targon, what's up?" Um, I use Ditto Daily. It's way faster, better, and ready for chat. Yeah, man. If you guys want to get into anything, let me know. Um, I'll be I'll be there. Shizzy Gizmos, Dude, 8K on Ditto, man. You went hard. That's crazy. Good for you, man.
Uh, One Armed Bandit says, "I just picked up some zip. Always do your own research. You guys are dropping alpha, homie. Appreciate it. Always and thank you both." Uh, Ethan says, "Black coffee at hard-boiled eggs for breakfast."
Let's go. Steak and eggs are a weight loss hack. It really is. It really is, man. Uh, Shizzy is the man. Love the channel. Thank you, brother. Uh, Ethan says, "Thanks, Sebie. Looking forward to your next live with." Yeah, man. We're gonna I do these often, dude. I've got my man Richie Buchanan. He says, "Been long resi and continuing with zip code."
Let's go, Richie. Um on our base is awesome, my dude. Uh would love to have Q&A session next time. Yeah, for sure.
We I definitely this time was just kind of like uh getting to know Sebie and stuff like that. I definitely want to form a long-term relationship with him and the show where he comes on uh with any bit of news, right? We do these uh once a week. Every Tuesday at 11:00 a.m.
Uh we're going to be here talking to founders, talking to you guys. So, if I didn't get to any questions, I'm definitely want to save them. Make sure that next time it's more of a Q&A experience. Like I said, I'm just kind of getting into the the these lives, right? I'm just starting to get into the feel of everything. So, just kind of bear with me as I I kind of figure out the the the growth of the show and how I want to take these these founders uh you know, interviews and stuff like that and make them more casual conversations, make them uh fun and excite exciting stuff. So, for sure. Um, oh, I just noticed this is the one with const and Mark Jeffrey. I didn't even realize that. I made this a while ago and I just forgot I had it and I probably just grabbed the the wrong thing there. I got constant Mark Jeffrey with me today. This is great. This was absolutely great. Um, I want to show you guys something. Um, I've recently partnered with uh the guys over at Alpha. It's not really a partnership.
It's more of a referral program. I'm I'm the first one to be in the referral program and I just want to show you guys um what I'm doing with them here. Um so let me actually just take this banner off because we're no longer doing that. It's kind of let's get uh there you go. Okay. So go to shizzychained.com.
Let me actually make it bigger for you guys. Ununchain.com. Come down here and know I have this new thing right here.
It's called feature alphagap and you guys can access it now. It's going to take you to this board and you guys can explore premium, start for free. Even if you start for free, just come here, click my link. Make sure you guys click my link because that's how that's how they they see that I'm I'm killing it because I want to be the number one up there. Click my link, sign up for it.
Even if it's a start for free, sign up for the start for free one and and and just get it, right? It's uh and then it's just make make sure when you guys go here, it is the ref equals shiz. All right? make sure you guys are using this product. But I want you guys to go here.
I want you guys to start for free. And if if any if you don't like it, you don't like it. But the reason why I even want to because I reached out to them. I said, "Yo, I love your product. I feel like, you know, I'm going to use it on the show. So why why not just have a referral program when I can just refer people to to the site?" So definitely come here, right? You can go to dashboard. I'm actually going to go to my official account here. So you guys can actually see it. Hope it logs me in.
Yep, I'm logged in. All right, so it kind of gives you a score here for each one, right? A GAP score. A GAP score is it's basically a couple different things. You can dig into it when you're on here and kind of um jump into it, but it's it's a AVAP score, a Vell, a flow, um a dev, evolve, right? And I like it.
mainly reason why I use it and I use it pretty often here is when you go to social you can kind of get a segment of what is happening in the discords. If you go to the Bit Tensor Discords and you know let me let me show you guys that real quick. So when you go to the Bit Tensor Discords you have 128 Discords to check, right?
Make sure I got this. Where are you?
There it is.
All right. So when you come to the discord you the these are these are the discords right 9 10 11 12 13 14 right you got all these discords and if you want to check like what is going on in each discord you have to come to go in here and you have to read what Alphagap does it it just gives you what you need right this is from the ready SN uh 33 discord team announcing major x42 payment protocol yeah huge right and then you have truth boots team John Durban announced in white paper uh model training results coming soon and you can just kind of just this is you know one hour ago right 1 hour ago this is the best like and I love this as somebody who just loves the the the Bitensor ecosystem where I can just really just go down it guys I use this all day long this is how I'm finding things before other people and I'm not trying to sell this at all like like I said go sign up for the free version I don't know if you get the the Discord But this is this is this is the reason why I even reached out to those guys uh Jolly and them and I was like yo I think your product is awesome because I use it so often. A lead poet one hour ago subnet 71 shipping new uh schema features uh mission structure for fulfillment leaderboard increase. Like I would have not I I would have to be in here and I would have to go to lead poet. I'd have to find them and kind of go in there and just kind of read it all down. This is just giving me everything I need. Um, Bitsac Bits SN60 uh running agent valuations competition 30 entries.
Like you can kind of really see who's building and who's not. If they don't show up on here and you hold that alpha token, why why [laughter] have you go through here and you're like you don't see your alpha token over the course of the last couple hours, right?
It's kind of like why ridges um active builder discussion around ridges. So, it's actually telling you right now what's happening in that discord around Ridg's agent approval system calling stuff. There's a conversation happening right now in that discord about this team member VO clarified no. So, it says VO uh who's technically the leader right now. What people are saying is clarifying no auto approved system exists. Um, so you actually kind of see a lot of that and then you get the the viral K tweets. I like this as well. You can kind of see who's tweeting about what. So it's saying you know uh this is from metal labs open tensor shoot. So you can actually see the tweets too from the top people in the space handshake u mark Jeffrey right tweeted about synth a little bit ago and you you can you don't even have to go to X and go down your feed because me you know I follow over a thousand people so for me I I miss things. So, here again is something that I like because you can kind of see how many followers they have and kind of see what they're doing. And then you got top subnets on X and you can kind of uh go and kind of see which you know subnets on X ranked by social score. See their social score, how much they tweet and stuff like that. So again, when you're doing your research to make sure that you want to be a part of one of the subnetss, this one page alone in social is the entire reason why I signed up for this or I want to be a part of this. So hey dear friend, nice to have you back.
I'm curious curious about what funny thing I've already done tons of subnet tokens. Let's go. My man Ryan is in it to win it, man. Just started for free, my guy. Appreciate you. Thank you guys.
Yeah, like I said, if you're in for free, um once you log in or whatever, you'll be, you know, locked into that [ __ ] So, whatever you do on it forever, you know, I'll you you're supporting the show for sure. So, and I'm not I'm not selling you guys on this, right? I'm just telling you guys how I'm finding my research and why I really like this and the power rankings, of course. You know, you have top movers today score up there. I'm going to start using this.
So, if you don't want to sign up for that, that's fine. I'm going to start using this more on the show as well now that I have the affiliate link because you know why show something that's just going to sell make make all the people a lot of money when you I'm going to sit here and you know I'm going to use it I'm going to use it on a daily basis. So findine score get tensor top rankings together get the power rankings here and then you can set up alerts as well. Uh you can set up your telegram so you get the alerts right to your telegram so you'll get the a lot of the signals and stuff right to your telegram. Um, you know, and then if you're just trying to learn right from the via the GitHub, uh, you find out what is Darch, what they built, why it matters.
I got you, my dude. Appreciate everything you do. Help us. Yeah, man.
100%. Uh, per tube. This is something I don't know about SN26, you know. Rewrote validator missions and minor filtering.
Ninja, this is one of the the ones Arbus is in. $10 million market cap. This is this thing drops, man. Uh, Ninja runs bit tensor subnet that distills software agents by running competitive uh, duels between them and using AI judges to score performance. And you got Leo at ad intent uh, validation layer with Gemini filtering the still refactored core eval pipeline fixed validator sync. I I feel like the still is always on here because Arbus is just he's just in the discord.
[laughter] Let's go find Arbus. Let's see what Arbus is up to right now. Uh, 97. Where are you, Arvis? There he is.
Um, go down here. Let's Let's message our Arbus live at Arbos.
What are you working on today? What are you working on today? See, let's see if Arbus responds. He saw it. Arbus seen it and he's reacting to it. He's typing.
Let's see what Arbus is working on today. Right. Let's see.
see now I guess he is all right but here we go at uh mostly uh stabilization and monitoring today watching king stability after yesterday's same round dethrone king announcement worker needs to get back online dashboard queue collecting the same round so yesterday was a heavy lifting two bug fixes code base rewrite backtoback so this is an AI agent running a subnet by himself with no help of K. He's in K.
This guy right here, Jacob Con, he's in K's um you know computer and he's just working whether it's a Mac Mini or a Mac Studio, he's just working and doing his thing here. Uh so comp has his K has his agent running the subnet. So you know back to to Alpha Gap I find fix worker crashes during model reloads. Um, honestly guys, I think everyone if you if you're in the Bit Tensor, you need to you need to get in here. You really do.
Um, Mark Cap 9, what's this one? Fixed evaluation 900K.
Interesting. I definitely got to do more research. Red team uh patched uh device fingerprinting code.
One arm bandit says street vision Omega Labs mainframe always. Dude, Ryan is in.
I didn't know you you were that big. One arm. I didn't know you're that big in the Bit Tensor, man. It's awesome to see. Fine published seven models on HuggingFace. Damn, seven models. But yeah, 100%. And make sure you guys are checking out shizzy unchanged.com.
If you go to the uh shop or portfolio, you can kind of see what is in my portfolio right now. I do have to update this. I'll update this this week. Um shop. Um I got some shirts, hats, hoodies I've been making. So, proof of intelligence. Um this is one of my favorites. This hat is fire right here.
Uh, proof of intelligence here. They got this towel hoodie here. I think this one is amazing. I got I'm going to get this when it get starts to get a little colder outside. Um, but yeah, this is another one I like too. Proof of intelligence. And then you have the the tow dice. I think it's fire. Um, I think it'd be great on a t-shirt. I definitely want to get this one. Um, and then this one's pretty cool, too. It's a proof of intelligence.
You got the three dice and it's kind of like more like a kind of Mortal Kombat style. Uh there. Let's see what else we have here. Ask me about tail. This is my boy Kyle asked subnet summer. And we got the hats. I I add I definitely added more hats. I was being told that the hats weren't This is the one I'm rocking right here. Um you guys can click it.
You can get it you can get it any color.
I got this color. I got the black. Um but you can get it in black and red. Uh you can get it in black and pink if if you if you want to go that way. You can get it in gray. You can get it in pretty much any color um that you want. navy, your burgundy, anything you guys want.
If you're going to any event coming up and you want to rock a tail hat, I definitely w you I rock this one alone.
So, you definitely want if you want to be a part of that. Um, but yeah, so check out all the all this stuff here.
Um, it's all done through a third party.
I don't see your name. I don't see your address. I don't see any of that stuff.
So, uh, it's all done through Prull.
That's why I went with them. I don't I don't want to see anyone's data. I don't want to h hold on to anyone's data.
Nothing like that. So, it's all why I did a third party. But if you're if you're rocking the muscles out there, you uh tank uh towel premium tank top and you know, definitely check out all the stuff here. And I do have this new thing, too, if you want to sit down with me, you know, 101 uh Shiz University if you ever seen uh the what is it? The eyes spin-off. I go to this, but the school's name is Shiz University. So, I just thought it was funny if I just used it. but a private one-on-one learning experience built around what you what you actually want to master. Um, you know, beginner TAW onboarding. If you're someone new to TAW and you want me to sit down and explain emissions and everything else with you, ask your questions, make sure that you understand how everything is happening here on Bitensor, I can sit down with you, get you caught up to where I am at. I can show you how to use AlphaGap. I can really break down anything you guys want me to break down. If you want help building a subnet portfolio, obviously nothing is financial advice, but I can show you guys how I break down what I have in my portfolio, why I have it in there, and potentially if you want to have exposure to different things, I can walk you through and say, "This is how you get exposure to that, this is how you get exposure to that." Uh content creator strategy, you want me to sit down with you and show you guys how I make content. Um, you know, how I develop my my my green screen background, how I what I use. I use Streamyard, and we can I can I can walk you through the process of setting it all up. I can walk you. I can even do your first show with you and kind of really kind of showcase um how to use it and everything else there. Or unchained class. You want to sit down and just shoot the [ __ ] for an hour? I am down. I am down. Um you know, I'm charging $100 an hour, but it's because I think I'm providing a huge uh a huge gain to you guys. I mean, I think sitting down talking about this stuff and I'm there for you. So, it's not going to be me telling you about my day. I want to hear about what you need to know, what you need to learn. and I'm going to try my best to make sure that you at the end of that call you understand everything that you wanted to understand. So, uh you know in the beginning we'll shoot out the goals, tell me what your goal is for that that class and we can kind of walk you through that. So, definitely check out um shyunchain.com Shizz University there. I do have uh you know resources here if you go to latest articles if you are interested in figuring out how to mine. I I sat down with my chatbt and I said, you know, what is the easiest subnet to mine? And it it it gave me this one, beginner guide to u mining bitrex subnet 22. I'm going to have more of these as well. So, it goes resources and latest articles, it'll be in there.
Um you are a brand new to Bitensor mining and you want to want a subnet that is not insanely complicated, Bitrex2. So, if you're interested in mining a subnet, it um I suggest doing Bitrex. It's a a shopping agent, right?
Right? So you have to hook up your agent to that. So definitely check out that if you're interested there. I do have some tools here. AI coins, crypto coins, bubbles, tail bubbles. You want to just click on here. This is Mark Jeff bubble thing. Shout out to Mark. I really I use this on a daily basis, too. It's a real quick glance at what is happening in the markets. And it's it's a very mix today, which is pretty crazy. But yeah, man.
Check out everything here. And I appreciate you guys, man. 214 people right now. Rockco. 204 people over on X.
Appreciate all you guys, man. $100 is it's it's okay. I know you were heavy and dog and have enough experience to guide people, but we get contact, bro.
If you want to sign up, dude, I will sit down with you and I can just explain to you why uh Bitcoin ecosystem is terrible, terrible place. One-on-one sit down. Aha, that would be awesome. I might have to Hey, dude. I'm down, bro.
We can talk about anything. you can seriously and I can walk you through my processes, how I'm how how I think about things and everything else. So, um just let me know if you guys are interested in that and definitely check out the shop. Definitely check out um everything here. Alphap as well, send you over here. Make sure make sure if you sign up for AlphaGap, make sure make sure make sure it says at Shiz um when you go to my website first, Shizzy Unchained, and that that'll make sure you're not getting scammed as well. You're going to the right one. And it's right here, right below join. Oh yeah, if you're not in the telegram, what the hell are you doing? You got to get in the telegram.
It's free. There's there's no fre and you got 243 people in there. 243 of the smartest minds of Bit Tensor. If if you want to just avoid, you know, you don't want the class, whatever, and you want to learn from people like my man, my man Greg, he says, "Get in." You can pretty much, you know, he Greg will walk you through something. Go in the go in the token.
Greg is back. He he he was out in Ohio for a little while. So now now he's back. He's he's uh he's he's getting getting it together. He's he's doing his thing. So if you want to talk to Greg, somebody who I find very knowledgeable on the DJ side of things, you can come in here. Unchained. So join the group.
Unchained insiders is where the real bits in their signals live lives. And anything that I find in AlphaGap or anything I'm I'm bringing to to the Telegram. So if you want to invo even don't want to go AlphaGap way and you just want some of the stuff, feel free to to to ask me what what is going on in there. I I'll spit out what I'm looking at, what I'm seeing. So, definitely if you're interested in in that, get in the Telegram, though. If you're not if you're watching this right now and you're not in the Telegram, I have like, you know, you you can you can add some of the founders. I got like five or six found. Mark Jeffrey is in here. I mean, come on. Like, you can Mark Jeffrey in here. You can talk to him through this group and he responds and there's a lot of people in here that respond. Sebie's in there. Ditto. We got Payton from Ditto is in there. You want to at Payton, you can talk to him in there. I got a lot of founders and anyone I have on the show, I'm going to kind of force them to join the group. So, if you want to talk to founders, that is what's going on. And Eoney, shout out to E-money, man. Appreciate you. Uh, for sure he does show up. E-money is always in there helping out, man. Really appreciate my mods and everything. But I think that's the show, guys. Unless there's anything you want me to talk about real quick, let me know in in the chat. But I had fun. Hour and uh 18 minutes. Uh, fun. Appreciate everyone in the chat too. Are you in the chat? One arm yell. What's your handle in there, buddy? Uh I get super and never ask Mark anything when he pops intimidated. Yeah. I mean, dude, Mark is Mark's awesome. I have phone calls with Mark. He he's he's absolutely awesome.
He's the reason I'm in Betensor.
Honestly, I knew Mark for a long time. I knew Mark for about four years now. And you know, when I left Onchain Revolution uh to start my own thing because the the other guy I was working was just was was just lazy as crap. And I don't know, and he was just in his own world. Um when I left Onchain Revolution, you know, I I was I didn't know what to do. I didn't know where I wanted to make content at.
I thought I wanted to make it in the AI.
And then, you know, I was talking to Mark and he's like, "Dude, Bit Sensor needs someone." Um it needs, you know, uh live stream and stuff like that. We need to bring more people in. So that's why I'm here, man. I'm here uh because of I truly believe in what decentralizing artificial intelligence really means. I mean, Bitcoin solved decentralizing money and we need a decentralized artificial intelligence.
That is the bigger risk. That is the biggest risk to society is having government controlled artificial intelligence. We cannot let that happen.
We need models like what we're building in Chutes and and you know zip code and everything else and Ditto to where we don't have to go the route of giving everything we know and and training these models for anthropic and for OpenAI just so the government can basically take control of them, right?
You have to remember the government controls Coinbase. I mean we can all sit here and act like they don't, but they do. I mean, if you travel outside uh, you know, the United States and you're from here, Coinbase will send you a message like like what are you doing?
Like, why were you an RC? Like, Coinbase, like, are you the CIA all of a sudden? Like, we can't let that happen with OpenAI and Anthropic. We need the centralized models. We need it. Uh, X says, um, you have an easy tip for mining. So, Bitrex, like I said, go read this article, shizzychained.com.
Um, go to resources, go to latest articles, and it'll walk you through step by step. I mean, it's everything you need here. This is the first one.
I'm going to keep putting new ones up here. It's just it's very timeconuming.
It takes me about two, three hours to comb through this and make sure um that I have safety stuffs in here for you guys to flow, but it says, you know, prepare your Ubanto and it really kind of walk you through it. And I, you know, I've been doing this stuff, too. So, if you are, like I said, if you are interested in mining and subnet, I'm going to have more here. Right now I just have Bitrex because Ch said it was the easiest one. So I'm going to have more as well there. So but latest articles and you know if you want to learn about conviction too I have this uh post up here. It's really simple to understand uh conviction from trust me bro to onchain and stuff like that. So definitely want to check that out if you're interested there. So uh do I need Linux system? I don't I don't think you do. I don't think you do. Um but um yeah, see actually latest articles. No, I think you can do I think you do it on the Mac. You should Yeah, you can probably do it on Mac. It's probably just different different ways of doing it. So you can ask your uh your AI as well. Um you know what's different about from doing this is all done in Linux, but um but yeah, for sure. But yeah, that's the show, guys. Appreciate you guys are always rocking with us. Um Payton, I guess. Yeah. Yep. And that's the show. and I'll have another I'll have an episode out on Thursday.
Definitely check that out. We're going to be doing the 10 to 100 challenge over there. So, definitely check that out.
It's It's not looking great. We are down a little bit on our tail, but we're going to take that 10 bit tokens. We're going to take it to 100. So, tune in Thursday for an update on that. That's going to be a fun one. Yeah. And until until then, um send you guys out with some some music. Appreciate guys. Peace.
Hey. Yeah. Used to be boxed [music] in, taped up mouth, dreams on mute, heart face out. Now walk in like make that count. Faith [music] in my feet. I break that doubt. Talk to the mirror. You built for this. Scars on my soul turn limitless. Locked in the room with an empty [music] list. Now every you can't on my hit or miss. They say sit down. I heard stand tall. They said pipe down. I wrote an up. [music] I rebuilt it all. If I stumble on the way, still refuse [music] to fall.
Niss.
[music] They wanted me quiet. I stepped out the cage. Turn up the R. [music] TURN UP THE P. CALL my own lane. Now remember the name. [music]
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