Interesting framing of Bittensor as a coordination layer for decentralized AI. On-chain data shows steady growth in TAO subnet activity over the past quarter, with compute providers increasing by 35%. However, TAO's staking concentration remains high - the top 10 wallets control 65% of the staked supply. This concentration introduces risks that need to be considered despite the growth in the network.

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