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Chutes, lium, Affine, Targon and Score remained the largest emission recipients at the snapshot. GM's one-hour emission share fell about 0.24 percentage points, while other tracked changes were much smaller. Miner-burn data is embedded in the protocol's price-and-burn allocation formula, but a complete per-subnet burn table was not publicly recoverable for the cutoff.
MVTRX had 27.7% of displayed supply conviction-locked, followed by Swarm at 22.4%, DSperse at 20.8% and Bitsec at 19.9%. No direct announcement or identifiable chain event supported a future dated alpha unlock. Decaying locks release continuously rather than at a guaranteed cliff.
The sweep found no supported subnet alpha halving and no clearly attributable registration/deregistration event. SN70's feed produced an impossible 781% change with negative volume and was treated as a data anomaly, not a market or slot event.
At the 11:09 AM ET snapshot, 61 directional subnet markets rose and 65 fell, with about 89,966 TAO of reported 24-hour volume. OpenRoboto led credible gainers at +10.5%; Prometheon, Enclave, Engy and RedTeam led declines. An invalid SN70 print was excluded.
Over the latest hour, Synth added about 416 TAO to its pool, Babelbit about 127 TAO, KubeTEE about 70 TAO, OpenRoboto about 61 TAO and Bitsec about 60 TAO. Bitcast lost about 146 TAO, Enclave about 40 TAO and BASE about 27 TAO. These are descriptive pool-reserve changes, not inferred investor intent.
Recovered hourly chain samples showed approximately 510 TAO less in Targon's pool across the report window and a price decline of about 0.8%. This describes pool movement only and does not identify the traders or predict future performance. Archive correction (October 22, 2026): the original evidence is unavailable. These figures are retained as the original report’s historical observations, not currently reverified facts; no present-day prices were substituted.
Recovered hourly samples showed roughly 538 TAO leaving iota's pool across the window, with price down about 1.9%. No project announcement was found that explained or attributed the flow. Archive correction (October 22, 2026): the original evidence is unavailable. These figures are retained as the original report’s historical observations, not currently reverified facts; no present-day prices were substituted.
Recovered hourly samples showed approximately 455 TAO leaving the TrajectoryRL pool and its alpha price declining about 4.6% by the cutoff. No matching team announcement was verified. Archive correction (October 22, 2026): the original evidence is unavailable. These figures are retained as the original report’s historical observations, not currently reverified facts; no present-day prices were substituted.
The team identified ways cache handling, dead code, validator variance, and race sequencing could distort rankings and discussed per-race scoring. Separately, recovered chain samples showed ORO up about 12.8% with roughly 758 TAO added to its pool across the report window. Archive correction (October 22, 2026): the original evidence is unavailable. These figures are retained as the original report’s historical observations, not currently reverified facts; no present-day prices were substituted.
Score's public repository recorded fixes for winner-shard and manifest reads, response cleanup, and audit export during the coverage window, extending the operational patch work reported a day earlier.
The team targeted a Humanoid Run Jump tournament within 48 hours, pending scoring adjustments, and described a Know Your Miners framework for miner and validator accountability. The tournament was not yet live at the cutoff.
Engy's temporary Google Forms whitelist for new enterprise-model miners produced a broad dispute about centralization and mid-epoch losses. The team said the restriction was for enterprise quality and fraud controls and promised permissionless participation for other tiers next epoch.
The team merged 11 pull requests, fixed a tool-case scoring issue, and completed a long-memory test, but delayed activation until at least three validators adopted the new image. A temporary emission burn was applied before activation.
Affine's public repository recorded a dense series of rollout, scheduler, trace-store, evaluation, and Reason v3 operations commits before the cutoff. The activity is verified code shipping; production effects were not independently measured in this window.
After miner feedback that a 93% similarity gate could block meaningful work on small skills, the team committed to reviewing thresholds by challenge. No immediate parameter change was announced.
The official monorepo merged release-444 and associated runtime, EVM, state-cleanup, multisig, and release-pipeline corrections. A repository merge confirms code integration, not automatic mainnet activation.
The public source sweep did not identify a corroborated slot registration or deregistration, subnet alpha halving, or future unlock announcement inside the window. Conviction decay remains continuous and was not converted into a one-day token-unlock claim.
Engy required new enterprise-model miners to apply through a whitelist, prompting complaints about mid-epoch losses and centralization. The team said the control was temporary for enterprise fraud prevention and promised that non-enterprise model tiers would remain permissionless from the next epoch.
Ditto merged an 11-PR benchmark stack, fixed a tool-case scoring defect, and completed a long-memory test. Activation was postponed until at least three validators upgraded; a temporary emission burn was applied before the new benchmark goes live.
Nepher Robotics said its Humanoid Run Jump tournament was targeted within 48 hours, subject to final scoring adjustments, and discussed a Know Your Miners framework intended to improve accountability without closing participation.
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