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If you produce the best algorithms.. You win Its as simple as that base:0x0c03ce270b4826ec62e7dd007f0b716068639f7b
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Seems like something that could benefit from better algorithms……. *cough* $tig
Jeff Bezos just came out of retirement. His first CEO role since leaving Amazon. And he's building something nobody expected. 🤯 It's called Prometheus. $12 billion raised. $41 billion valuation. Backed by JPMorgan, BlackRock, Goldman Sachs, and Bezos himself. 150 employees. $273 million per person. That's how much investors are betting on this. But here's what makes it different from every other AI company. Prometheus isn't building another chatbot. It's not generating text or images. It's building what Bezos calls an "artificial general engineer" AI that designs jet engines, optimizes manufacturing, and prototypes physical products. LLMs learned from the internet's text. Prometheus is learning from the physical world physics, simulations, engineering data, manufacturing processes. In Bezos' own words: "Something that takes 100 engineers 10 years to build we want to make that 10 engineers, one year." His co-CEO is Vik Bajaj, former Google X executive who worked with Sergey Brin on what became Waymo. No ties to Amazon. No ties to Blue Origin. Bezos said "it deserves a dedicated team obsessed with this one thing." While everyone is racing to build the best AI for words, Bezos is quietly building AI for the physical world. That might be the bigger bet.
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I can sense in my loins we are about to have an absolutely ripping alt season.
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Objkt running ads now 👀
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The $XTZ and $ICP rallies will be the most hated…..

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Everyone agrees algorithms are the prize. Last week TIG showed what that looks like in practice. A handful of people spent the previous weekend running algorithm mining via Prometheus Almost all of them were NOT mathematicians or engineers. It was (and still is) in early, half the features missing, and we did not expect it to beat anything. At the end of the weekend the swarm consisting of 138 agents and 33K iterations had mined an algorithm that beats a live TIG mainnet algorithm by 5.92%.
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Remember: Research and engineering are *not* the same $TIG is unique
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Maybe it’s time to start bull posting the hell out of tezos.
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worth reiterating this because the market still hasn't processed it. GV, NVIDIA, AMD, Greycroft just paid $4.65 billion for one closed-source bet on AI-generated algorithms. no product. no revenue. 25 employees. one team, one country, one cap table. that is not retail. those are the most informed allocators on the planet. they don't write checks that size on a thesis they think is wrong. the thesis is settled. AI-generated algorithms are the path. the only open question is which structure captures the upside. TIG runs the same thesis with three things Recursive structurally cannot have: anyone can contribute. not 25 employees in two cities anyone with a laptop, a tacit-knowledge file, and a reason. the talent pool is the planet, not a payroll. contributors keep their edge and get paid. tacit knowledge never leaves your machine. royalties route on-chain to whoever discovered the algorithm, every time it ships commercially, forever. that contract does not exist anywhere else on earth. the algorithms stay open. Recursive must keep its outputs proprietary or the moat dies. TIG must keep them open or the market dies. opposite constraints, opposite outcomes. only one of those scales without a ceiling. this is not a token bet. this is the structural alternative to one company owning the math underneath modern civilization. that question gets decided once. you either positioned for it or you didn't. generational doesn't mean a 10x. generational means the answer to a question this size only gets priced once. and the priced once happens before the public catches on, not after. $TIG
Another day, another (closed) startup. Recursive Superintelligence came out of stealth today, is valued at 4.65 billion and investors include Nvidia and Google (ofc) Their bet: We get to superintelligence by using AI to generate algorithms. One of their founders, Jeff Clune, published the AI Scientist paper in Nature this March. AI that runs the whole scientific method on its own. His announcement tweet says Recursive will "scale up" exactly that work. Universities and labs do the foundational, citable research, get the credit, and then the for-profit scales it up into something proprietary. Algorithms are how we get to superintelligence, and if a closed company gets there first, everyone else is locked out of the most important technology ever built. The algorithms HAVE to stay open.
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Testosterone increases action under uncertainty. The ticker is $TIG Fuck you
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Something big just dropped in the $TIG Discord. The Prometheus private beta just posted results — and nobody saw this coming. Their own expectations: don't beat any leading $TIG algorithms. One maths researcher gave it "close to 0% chance." The Energy challenge swarm generated an algorithm 6% better than the current winner. First swarm ever run. Half the features still missing. Every participant was brand new to Prometheus. It worked anyway. For context on what this means: When an algorithm is submitted to $TIG it takes four weeks to go live — two weeks private, then admitted into the game and made public. They've already tested against every public algorithm. It beats them all. Private submissions are still unknown. How the rewards work: The Prometheus team, as host of the swarm, will submit the algorithm. If it wins, rewards get distributed to every participant who got at least one agent running during the beta. Next swarm date gets announced Monday. GPUs potentially incoming. This is what decentralised algorithmic discovery actually looks like in practice. $TIG #Algorithms
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$TIG holder snapshot — May 28, 2026 All figures pulled live from BaseScan today. 📊 Total holders: 22,839 💰 Price: $1.35 🏦 Onchain market cap: ~$66.8M 🔄 Minted supply: ~49.5M TIG of 131M max cap (37.8% emitted) ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Holder size breakdown (estimated from on-chain distribution): 🐋 Whales (>50,000 TIG) — handful of wallets, likely includes protocol contracts, foundation multisigs, and early participants. Normal for this stage. 🦈 Large holders (10,000–50,000 TIG) — serious conviction holders. At $1.35 that's $13.5K–$67.5K in exposure. 🐟 Mid holders (1,000–10,000 TIG) — the core retail believer tier. Likely the largest group by wallet count. 🦐 Small holders (<1,000 TIG) — dipping their toes in. Thousands of wallets here. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ What does this tell us? Only 37.8% of total supply has been minted. The remaining 62% is unlocked across 5 tranches over ~15 years — this is not hidden inflation, it's protocol design. 22,839 holders is still a small community. Distribution will matter more as liquidity and awareness grow. Neither a bull nor bear signal on its own — just the data. 🔍 Sources: BaseScan, tig.foundation/tokenomics

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$TIG holder breakdown — May 28, 2026 Pulled directly from BaseScan. 22,840 wallets. Here's where the supply actually sits: 🔬 Micro (<100 TIG) — 20,140 wallets (88.2%) 🦐 Small (100–1k TIG) — 1,415 wallets (6.2%) 🐟 Mid (1k–10k TIG) — 969 wallets (4.2%) 🐬 Mid-large (10k–50k TIG) — 243 wallets (1.1%) 🦈 Large (50k–100k TIG) — 30 wallets (0.1%) 🐋 Whale (100k–500k TIG) — 36 wallets (0.2%) 🐳 Mega (>500k TIG) — 7 wallets (0.03%) Supply concentration: Those 7 mega wallets hold 61% of all minted TIG — expected at this stage, this is protocol contracts, foundation multisigs and early participants. Not anonymous whales dumping on retail. Top 43 wallets combined = 78.4% of supply. The remaining 22,797 wallets share 21.6%. What does this tell us? 88% of holders are in micro positions (<100 TIG). This is a community still in early accumulation. Distribution will broaden as the protocol scales and emissions continue across 5 tranches over ~15 years. Concentration is high — but the question is WHO holds it. Protocol-controlled supply is not the same as whale risk. $TIG | Base | @tigfoundation
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