Bitcoin Enters Fourth Halving Cycle as Bittensor Prepares Its First TAO Halving

As Bitcoin enters the fourth year of its halving cycle, several decentralized networks are adopting similar supply-reduction mechanics, according to recent market reporting.

Since its 2021 launch, Bittensor has built a decentralized, open-source machine‑learning network organized into specialized subnets that power an AI service marketplace via incentive structures.

The first halving is anticipated around December 14, reducing the native TAO issuance from 7,200 to 3,600 tokens per day.

Industry analyst commentary positions this as a milestone toward a 21 million TAO supply cap, aligning with Bitcoin‘s fixed limit and signaling maturation in the network’s economics.