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TAO.app Staking Guides

Bittensor is an open source network where participants produce best-in-class digital commodities—including AI inference and training, compute, storage, and financial-markets prediction—organized into independent subnets. The network constantly emits liquidity, in the form of its token, TAO (τ\tau), to participants in proportion to the value of their contributions.

TAO holders take part by staking: committing TAO to a validator to earn a share of that validator's emissions, and to help direct the network's rewards. These guides cover everything you need to stake, delegate, manage your positions, and move value safely—from your first delegation to root claims, price protection, hardware wallets, and staking through the Bittensor EVM.

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Staking and Delegation
Get to know how staking and delegating work in the Bittensor network.
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Managing your stakes
Add, move, and remove stake with btcli and the Bittensor SDK.
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Root claims
Understand and manage root claims on your stake.
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Staking on the Bittensor EVM
Stake and unstake TAO directly from EVM smart contracts.
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