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Market breadth stays weak at 32% while KubeTEE gains 14.0%
A block-8,893,644 snapshot taken five minutes before cutoff showed 32% of comparable subnet markets higher over the fixed window. SN90 KubeTEE led at about +14.0%, followed by Bitsec.ai and Minos; Hippius was the largest decliner at about -12.3%. These are alpha/TAO moves from fixed chain snapshots, not USD returns.
BASE puts Verda bring-your-own-key capacity into production
BASE added Verda BYOK as a mineable provider alongside Lium and then promoted the resulting image set to production before cutoff. The repository proves the code and production pin promotion; it does not independently prove how much Verda capacity was used during the window.
Apex closes scoring-path manipulation routes in Humanoid Scramble
Apex released versions 4.3.4 and 4.3.5 during the window. In the associated Humanoid Scramble competition repository, the referee and history-record boundaries were hardened so competitor-controlled records cannot influence scoring through untrusted summary fields or forged history state. The code and release commits are verified; production rollout beyond the published releases was not separately observed.
Pareton replaces calibration with round-based benchmark ranking
Pareton removed its calibration and promotion model in favor of explicit benchmark rounds, added a pure ranking seam, and changed the harness to score one batched round at a time. A follow-up prevents one bad candidate from voiding the whole round or escaping disqualification. The round watcher and public read API were also merged before cutoff; the team still had not announced a firm public launch date.
Cacheon launches a submission dashboard and warns of support impersonators
Cacheon says its new dashboard is live with queue state and evaluation output visibility. The team also warned users that scammers are impersonating support in private messages, and said submissions made before the 1 TAO fee change must be resubmitted under the current validator rules.
Perturb activates stake-weighted validator consensus and a top-heavy payout curve
Perturb now weights each validator’s reported miner scores by validator stake instead of averaging reports equally. Its miner pool allocates 70% to rank 1, 15% to rank 2, 10% to rank 3, and the final 5% across ranks 4–10; miners below rank 10 receive none. The repository change and the team’s activation notice both landed inside the window.
ReadyAI investigates anomalous validator weight and task traffic
ReadyAI is investigating a validator reported to be updating weights multiple times per second and receiving an unusually large share of task requests. The team has not established database access, score manipulation, or another root cause. Separately, miners using the default stack reported OpenAI rate limits on the new coverage-evaluation task, which remains capped at 5% of traffic.
SN36 changes hands in a 501.15 TAO re-registration
The former Leoma slot re-registered at block 8,884,359. Ownership moved from 5GLGT…LUxc to 5DCjv…JxpZ, and the chain event reset the market identity to the generic Subnet 36 label. The registration is finalized on-chain; no project identity or operating plan from the new owner was verified by cutoff.
ChronoLLM adds layered duplicate and benchmark-leak detection
ChronoLLM merged a multi-layer deduplication path and weighted leak evaluation. The new checks combine exact and normalized matches with similarity evidence, then weight suspected leakage instead of treating every overlap as identical. The change is verified in the public subnet repository; production activation was not independently observed.
Ralph removes an uncollectible bond and caps submissions per tier
Ralph’s v2 incentive work disabled a bond the code could not actually collect, changed submission caps from coldkey-wide to per-tier, and began preserving bait-and-switch evidence instead of silently dropping it. The repository changes are verified; the public branch does not independently establish when validators adopted them.
Instant opens production miner and validator onboarding
Instant launched a one-line installer and a deterministic scoring contract weighted 40% success, 40% TOPLOC verification, 10% latency, and 10% throughput. Proof generation is bound to the transcript, model, and nonce, and verification runs asynchronously so customer responses are not blocked. The team says emissions remain fully burned until the complete cycle is verified.
Lium withholds idle incentives when executors cannot enforce GPU power limits
Lium now denies the unrented-node incentive to an executor that provably cannot apply a GPU power cap, while leaving rented work eligible and avoiding penalties when capability cannot be measured. The gate ships enabled by default, and miner logs identify the required executor-stack or container-capability fix.
Engy onboarding failures continue beyond the earlier attestation blocker
Multiple miners reported worker onboarding failures, including missing capacity-probe requests needed to establish concurrent gateway capacity. Standard Qwen3.6 onboarding was reported working, while GLM5.2 and K3 still require a TEE path or whitelist access. The team was troubleshooting, but no single root cause or completed fix was confirmed by cutoff.
NIOME reports Scottish Enterprise backing
NIOME and ecosystem reporting say the subnet has secured support from Scottish Enterprise, Scotland’s national economic development agency. The announcement is material, but no matching Scottish Enterprise release or agreement details were found in the public index by cutoff, so the scope, funding, and claim that this is Bittensor’s first government partnership remain developing.
Conjectures repairs live TMC Pay webhook verification
Conjectures found that TMC Pay signs the timestamp plus raw request body, not the body-only form described in the processor documentation. The validator now verifies the live signature shape, preserves omitted invoice fields instead of treating them as retractions, and adds opt-in redacted diagnostics for rejected deliveries. Multi-currency redirect handling also merged in the same window.
Harnyx v9 rewrites champion retention and novelty rewards
Harnyx’s version-9 emission policy raises a newly selected champion’s maximum share to 50%, then steps successful retention to 25% and later to a 12.5% floor, scaled by score. Version 9 also doubles the novel-artifact multiplier from 5 to 10. Failed batches neither advance nor break the retention sequence; historical versions keep their prior rules.
OpenRoboto adds 393.6K alpha of new conviction
One OpenRoboto hotkey added two conviction locks of approximately 298.2K and 95.4K alpha during the window, for about 393.6K alpha combined. These are finalized lock events; they do not establish the locker’s motivation or guarantee that the position will remain perpetual.
MicroTensor confirms launch and burns emissions before public mining
MicroTensor now identifies as SN92 and says the subnet is live. The team is directing emissions to a burn hotkey until the planned Friday public-mining activation. Its repository also added release manifests, round-cutoff accounting, miner telemetry, and unattended training/submission paths during the window. The launch and current burn state are verified team statements; Friday activation remains scheduled.
NeverPlayAlone bans command-injection gameplay exploits
NeverPlayAlone now automatically rejects agents that abuse server commands such as /give, spoof positions, or self-grant items. The team said three hotkeys were banned retroactively under the new enforcement. The exploit affected competition integrity rather than the Bittensor chain itself.
BASE promotes PRISM 2.1 and fixes its winner-take-all sealing path
BASE split PRISM 2.1 into a new scoring generation, ignored old 2.0 harvests, and promoted that release to production before cutoff. The new competition burns until its first eligible 2.1 submission. A later fix strips zero-share Design leaves so PRISM’s live champion can be sealed instead of hidden behind burn; that repair was merged and staged, but production promotion of the fix was not independently confirmed by cutoff.
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