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Latest editionLatest Shizzy market episode is in the public library
The October 30 market episode is public and now appears in the website video library. It contains the 10 to 100 TAO challenge update and dated market commentary. TAO Templar remains a completed replay; Leadpoet remains an upcoming November 5 stream. Upcoming broadcasts are excluded from the default recent-video player.
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14 more storiesSN22 Desearch publishes an open Scholarship Finder example
The October 31 announcement links a public Python example that turns field, study level and year into a deadline-sorted shortlist with source URLs. Its repository dates the code to October 30 and documents date-confidence flags, extraction failures and the need to check the official scholarship page. The code and sample exist; eligibility, deadline correctness and paid API execution were not independently tested.
SN26 Perturb: public brief reports team-wallet compromise
The October 31 dated public brief attributes a wallet-compromise announcement to the team and says it delayed a planned product release while investigating. The linked Discord original required login during review. No verified loss amount, attack cause, affected address list or recovery deadline is available in this report. This remains a developing safety lead, not an independently reconstructed incident.
SN44 Score reports block removals and unavailable tracks
The October 31 brief reports removal of misannotated PPE, room-dirtiness and petrol-station blocks, two Football private-track exclusions after spot-check failures, and unavailable fallen-person and beverage tracks. These affect scoring and participation. The original private messages and fixes were not independently verified; no wallet-person attribution is made.
SN50 Synth: response-time rules planned for November 2
The October 31 public brief says Synth Ultra will count a prediction over 10 ms as a miss and stop rewards when the 24-hour mean exceeds 5 ms, effective November 2 at 00:00 UTC. It also reports a seven-day prompt dataset for miners. These are attributed operational rules with a future effective boundary; the Discord original and activation were not independently inspected.
SN53 engy: 5,568.586960919 alpha transaction burn carry-forward
The October 30 successful transaction burn at block 9398416 destroyed 5,568.586960919 SN53 alpha. This is a dated carry-forward of the already archived event, not an additional burn. Native alpha amount is distinct from TAO spent, fees or withheld miner emissions; execution alone does not establish the revenue source.
SN65 TPN opens TPN-007 RAM-ceiling competition
October 31 at 14:05 UTC, TPN announced TPN-007: fit Qwen3.5-4B below 4.2 GiB while preserving reasoning, instruction following and multilingual ability. The public dashboard lists tpn-007 as live, GGUF format and a sealed fluid_knowledge epoch; it showed no public submission rows during review. The team says the revised engine adds KL-divergence and quantization logic plus broader architecture support. This is a competition opening, not a completed compressed model or independently verified quality-preservation result.
SN68 NOVA: finalized 26/41/33 allocation carry-forward
Dated carry-forward: at block 9398764 (2026-10-30T19:32:36+00:00), owner allocation changed 18% to 26%, validators stayed 41%, miners changed 41% to 33%; TAO/recycle slots remained zero. Exact raw five-slot vectors and successful execution remain in the permanent archive. This is the same previously archived event, not another change today. Root baseline is paid first, capped by the validator share; historical yields can lag. A split change alone does not prove stake-lock deposits.
SN79 MVTRX: brief reports v0.6.6 mainnet rollout
The October 31 brief reports v0.6.6 on mainnet with simulation balances carried over, skill-mark and maker-fill-only credit phased over three simulated hours. Refined markets are planned for November 3. Miners are directed to update; live scoring execution was not independently tested.
SN81 Reliquary reports a 100-step distributed reinforcement-learning run
October 31 the team amplified a contributor report of 100 steps using rollouts from untrusted miners across 12+ GPU models, with public sampling-noise controls and on-subnet evaluation checks. The attached chart was inspected; the run and chart scores were not independently reproduced. Separately, merged PR 434 fixes evaluation retries so a failed slot retains its draw and every drawn position is judged. A code merge does not by itself prove deployment or the headline run’s results.
SN91 Cascade announces its mixture-of-experts competition live
Late-found October 30 announcement at 13:43 UTC: the team says submissions are open for training a 1.23B time-series foundation model, with Timestral-209M as a comparison baseline. The launch announcement adds information beyond yesterday’s code-merge coverage. No completed training win, independent benchmark result or live submission was tested. The short launch video was sampled visually; full audio was not reviewed.
SN92 REAX: owner locks 230.554726488 alpha in a successful transaction
Finalized block 9403214 on October 31 at 10:22:36 UTC contains a successful lock_stake call by the current SN92 owner: 230.554726488 alpha, extrinsic 14/event 248, registration 9247819. This independently confirms one deposit after the October 30 allocation change, rather than only a promise. It does not establish daily recurrence, the exact release schedule or that every extra owner-emission payment has been locked. Locked stake is not destroyed supply.
SN92 REAX: finalized 26/41/33 allocation carry-forward
Dated carry-forward: at block 9399960 (2026-10-30T23:31:48+00:00), owner allocation changed 18% to 26%, validators stayed 41%, miners changed 41% to 33%; TAO/recycle slots remained zero. Exact raw five-slot vectors and successful execution remain in the permanent archive. This is the same previously archived event, not another change today. Root baseline is paid first, capped by the validator share; historical yields can lag. A split change alone does not prove stake-lock deposits.
SN117 EveryFrame adds eleven Director tools
October 30 EveryFrame announced eleven additions, including Kling 4.0 Edit, H3 Max Recast/Relight, FLUX Klein LoRA, Motion-to-Code, VEED Dubbing and HeyGen Voice. The public Director catalog and selected release-video frames were inspected in the dated monitor. This broadens the visible creative tool selection; model quality, lowest-price claims and paid usage were not independently tested.
SN118 Ditto announces encryption for stored memories and search data
The October 31 original introduces a passphrase flow for encrypting a selected memory group and its search data. Ditto explicitly calls this encryption at rest: it still reads memories when answering. Users are told to save a recovery kit. This is a useful storage-privacy control, not a claim of end-to-end protection from the assistant; no cryptographic audit or account mutation was performed.
Quick briefs & watchlist
6 updatesSmaller developments and early plans. Verification labels distinguish confirmed information from developing claims.
Const frames neutral AI as a strategic crypto use case
In October 30 commentary, Const contrasts fiat AI with Bitcoin AI and discusses Cohere’s Canada investment plans as geopolitical context. This is a view about neutral AI infrastructure, not evidence of a new Bittensor partnership, funding commitment or protocol activation. In a related reply he describes SN75 Hippius’s CDN, compute, storage and networking ambitions; this is commentary, not a new independent Cloudflare-comparison benchmark.
SN60 Bitsec: hidden-project endpoint remains unresolved
The October 31 brief says the team is selecting seven random projects immediately before evaluation to make hardsteering harder while the hidden-project endpoint remains unfixed. This is an attributed mitigation and unresolved evaluation-integrity issue, not a verified completed endpoint repair.
SN78 Umi plans an execution-efficiency modifier for C8
The October 31 brief describes 16 challenges per model in the current round and a planned roughly 15% execution-speed reward modifier for C8, with details forthcoming. Repository discovery includes quality-gated CPU-efficiency reward code. Neither the approximate modifier nor code discovery proves final live parameters.
SN82 NOAH plans miner research and holder votes
The October 30 Eastern / October 31 UTC original and graphic say Coming soon: miners analyze subnets, holders review reports and vote on subnet-token purchases funded by a portion of owner emissions. Purchases would be held as permanent capital according to the team. No voting launch date, completed purchase or implementation of permanence was verified. The separate emission-disable alert remains a distinct verification lead.
SN107 Minos: release date and split still forthcoming
The October 31 brief says four app updates shipped after limited-user testing, with few bugs remaining. A mainnet release date and emission split are promised soon; neither is announced as a completed launch here.
SN124 Swarm: evaluation queues remain a miner concern
The October 31 public brief contains member reports of slow queues and a claimed increase from roughly 278 to 537 seeds/hour, alongside proposals for early rejection and more concurrency. It explicitly has no confirmed team post. These figures are community observations, not verified recovery, a promised service level or team-reported adoption.
Stars indicate editorial priority, not investment quality. Routine competition updates receive at most three stars. Shizzy videos receive three; substantive non-video Shizzy coverage receives at least four. Scheduled events remain plans.
Sources & coverage notes
Audit trail
Coverage notes
REAX owner stake lock verified after its allocation change; Ditto announces memory encryption at rest; Desearch opens a scholarship-search example. Also: Reliquary’s distributed-RL report, a developing Perturb wallet incident, miner rule changes, EveryFrame tools and NOAH’s planned research votes.
Coverage: Oct 30, 2026, 9:57 AM – Oct 31, 2026, 9:57 AM ET
Searched
- 128 project profiles and dated briefs; 138 repository paths; indexed public X feed and direct primary follow-ups
- Signed-in Grok discovery/top-five and omission queries; owner bookmarks/posts/replies/reposts; Const and Tensia accounts
- Finalized lifecycle/state, allocation/burn scans, all128 owner holdings; public YouTube Videos and Live tabs
- October31 14:40UTC monitor: signed-inGrok broad discovery/omissions, directowner bookmarks/posts/replies/reposts, Const/Tensia, TPNoriginal/graphic/dashboard andBeamoriginal/graphic/productcatalog; BeamdeduplicatedagainstOct9/10.
Public-data gaps
- 128 project profiles and dated briefs and 138 repository paths reviewed; three repository paths failed. Some briefs contain only a page shell. This is not exhaustive access to all private channels or X replies.
- Discord originals require login in this session. Attributed public briefs remain developing, including the SN26 wallet-compromise report; losses, affected addresses and recovery are unverified.
- Selected original graphics and code reviewed; no paid product trials, full Yanez business-video review, independent customer/revenue audit or benchmark reproduction. Yanez figures remain pending.
- TaoStats local API key unavailable; fresh authenticated cross-check and credit usage unavailable. Existing shared cache and configured finalized archive remain primary.
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