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Reliquary merged a large v4 profile centered on Qwen3-4B Base, expanded to sixteen trajectories per prompt, and added protocol, admission, training, verifier and integrity changes with new tests and runbooks. The public merge is verified; production training results were not yet independently available.
Cascade updated its public documentation to match the live configuration: roughly one-hour heats, a 4M live final size, a tenure-decaying dethrone margin from 2% to 0.5% over eight rounds, and geometric reward decay across the current king and four prior kings. This clarifies already-shipped mechanics rather than announcing a new launch.
Official-channel discussion focused on founder engagement, partial venture funding and communication with token holders. Team members defended a product-first approach, but no firm mining launch date or product release was supplied. The debate is verified as community activity; the competing governance claims remain developing.
With v11 active, the team confirmed ongoing manual agent review and requests to examine unusually high memory scores. Moderators also applied temporary timeouts over unsupported cheating accusations. Review activity is verified, but individual cheating claims remain unproven.
SubnetRadar showed 29.54 million alpha locked across 123 subnets, with 25.41 million perpetual and 4.13 million decaying. Network conviction fell 0.5% over 24 hours. Decaying positions release continuously on their curves; the separate Quasar reductions appear only in Unlock Watch.
The daily count moved from 43 to 42 of 128 reporting subnets with miner burn at or above 90%. No completed alpha halving, new registration, deregistration or slot replacement was independently verified inside the window.
SubnetRadar's August 18 issue showed 40% of subnet markets positive, with RedTeam up 17.5% and SN70 down 13.9%. The live Shizzy snapshot taken after the cutoff still showed more declining than advancing markets. These are market observations, not predictions or recommendations.
At 9:05 UTC, SubnetRadar recorded seven historically profitable wallets removing a combined 816 TAO from SN3, led by one 286-TAO movement. The provider labels and transactions are observable, but they do not establish coordination, motive or future price direction.
A miner alleged a byte-for-byte model copy reached production faster and captured rewards. Score leadership said copying is undesirable but rejected blacklist and repository-date proposals as too easy to evade, maintaining that deployment tiebreaks, commit-block protection and private-track spot checks are the workable defenses. The allegation remains disputed.
Lium merged shadow-mode specification checks covering kernel GPU verdicts, reported CPU truth, rental CPU limits and all-card matrix multiplication. The team also removed per-host Postgres in favor of file-backed pod logs and propagated shared SSH login details across cluster member pods. Shadow mode provides validation evidence without yet proving enforcement outcomes.
Two miners supplied technical analyses arguing that consistency scores above 0.30 appeared unreachable through honest submissions. The team said it found no validation leak and that more than 15 miners had crossed 0.30. The disagreement remains unresolved, while guide filtering, enzyme separation and mutation coverage emerged as practical tuning factors.
Hippius merged the compute-scoring runtime, then fixed the epoch closer so it can submit on mainnet and added a root-configurable dedicated validator submission key. A subsequent audit-authority correction and spec-version update completed the sequence. These are merged runtime changes; network-wide operating results were not yet independently measured.
Vidaio added retries for miner invitations rejected because of low alpha stake or an invitation-declined state, expanded its chain type patch to the metagraph API and reclassified sandbox-raised failures as miner issues rather than validator infrastructure faults. The changes directly affect enrollment and fault attribution.
InfiniteQuant reported that its main branch could not open a live LF reveal and vendored the consensus timelock implementation, then added a platform gate for the bundled wheel. This is a concrete reveal-path repair in public code; successful production reveals were not independently confirmed by cutoff.
BASE moved the PRISM configuration that was only staged yesterday into production pins and removed manual approval from the production deployment workflow. This is a material deployment-state change, though repository promotion alone does not prove the resulting live on-chain emission distribution.
After stage-three evaluation began, SOMA merged a hotfix removing competition 112 stage-two results from the final score. It also reduced validator write contention and scaled software-engineering task dispatch. This is a new scoring decision, not a repeat of yesterday’s evaluation launch.
SubnetRadar showed 29.49 million alpha locked across 123 subnets, with 25.23 million perpetual and 4.26 million decaying. Network conviction was up 0.3% over 24 hours. The separate SN66 lock reduction above the reporting threshold appears only in Unlock Watch to avoid repeating the same event.
SubnetRadar counted 43 of 128 reporting subnets at or above 90% miner burn, down from 44 yesterday. Chutes remained 57% of the way to its first 10.5 million-alpha halving threshold, with an estimated 427 days remaining. No completed halving, registration, deregistration or slot replacement was verified inside the window.
At the 11:20 AM ET snapshot, 52 subnet markets were positive, 75 were negative and one was flat. Memo gained 12.7%, gm rose 11.1% and Quasar added 10.4%; Compelle fell 17.5%, Thirty Spokes lost 9.9% and Bitsec.ai declined 8.8%. The snapshot was taken 80 minutes after the normal cutoff and is labeled accordingly.
Before the cutoff, SubnetRadar recorded one wallet removing 542.8 TAO from Chutes, four historically profitable wallets buying 174 TAO of gm, and four buying 190 TAO of Hippius. These are observed transactions and provider-generated wallet labels; they do not establish coordination, motive or future price direction.
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