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Tiger Royalties and Investments Plc (LSE:TIR) has provided an encouraging operational update, revealing that its Tiger Alpha Bittensor Subnet has delivered strong revenue within just one month of going live. This early success highlights the potential of the project in the rapidly expanding decentralized AI ecosystem.
The company has teamed up with Tao Alpha PLC to oversee the development and monetization of the subnet. Through this partnership, Tiger aims to accelerate its participation in the Bittensor protocol, positioning itself to benefit from scalable protocol fees and earn TAO token rewards as the network grows.
This initiative signals a strategic step forward for Tiger as it continues to diversify its portfolio and capitalize on emerging technologies with high-growth potential.
About Tiger Royalties and Investments Plc
Tiger Royalties and Investments Plc is an investment company focused on supporting early-stage ventures in the technology and natural resources sectors. The firm provides incubation and strategic advisory services to innovative enterprises, with a dual focus on digital innovation—including decentralized platforms—and traditional mining investments. Its flexible investment approach aims to identify transformative opportunities across global markets.
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