Dates and verification labels belong to the original edition. A past verified announcement can now be outdated. Historical project names are retained; an SN filter searches the slot across registrations. All keywords must match the story text or subnet label. Ratings describe editorial priority, not investment quality.
SN28 SayGM launches app sign-in with permissions and budgets
SN28 SayGM says apps can now use OAuth 2.0 with PKCE so users bring their existing balance instead of pasting API keys. Its October 20 announcement describes separate model, usage and profile permissions, per-app monthly budgets and immediate revocation. Developers can attach affiliate referrals under the programme’s terms. The change reduces integration friction; it does not guarantee app safety or savings. The miner repository separately publishes 0.5.5 following connection-handling fixes.
A live authentication and spending-control feature expands the usable product beyond yesterday’s cost case study.
SN35 Unknown changes its allocation to 33/30/37
A successful October 19 transaction set SN35 Unknown to approximately 33% owner, 30% validators and 37% miners, replacing the prior 18/41/41 split. Root’s baseline is paid from the validator bucket, subject to its cap; alpha validators share the remainder. The chain establishes execution, not the owner’s motive, a sale or future yield. A substantial 24-hour alpha/TAO decline is also visible in the market snapshot, but timing alone does not prove the allocation caused the move.
Directly verified redistribution is material to miners and alpha stakers; price does not determine the rating.
SN36 Epago changes its allocation to 33/30/37
A successful October 19 transaction set SN36 Epago to approximately 33% owner, 30% validators and 37% miners, replacing the prior 18/41/41 split. Root’s baseline is paid from the validator bucket, subject to its cap; alpha validators share the remainder. The chain establishes execution, not the owner’s motive, a sale or future yield. A substantial 24-hour alpha/TAO decline is also visible in the market snapshot, but timing alone does not prove the allocation caused the move.
Directly verified redistribution is material to miners and alpha stakers; price does not determine the rating.
SN41 Almanac raises miners to 50% and updates its market-data integration
The October 19 19:50:48 UTC transaction set SN41 Almanac to 10% owner, 40% validators and 50% miners. Related code updates default miner alpha and restores market weight to 95% for the larger miner pool; a separate change migrates its Polymarket script to Data API v2. These are transaction and code changes, not proof of better trading performance. Its roughly 18.4% 24-hour alpha/TAO rise is a timestamped observation, not a demonstrated causal effect.
Executed redistribution and directly related code materially change the operating incentive system.
SN44 Score reports 98% fallen-person detection and publishes scoring fixes
SN44 Score reports fallen-person detection rising from a 43.6% baseline to 98% on crowded-street footage, above its 90% target, with harder footage planned next. This is task-specific team evidence, not independently reproduced real-world accuracy. Public code also contains archive/backfill and tie-break fixes matching the channel digest. Individual copying allegations are not treated as adjudicated facts; beverage-detection problems remain unresolved in the inspected evidence.
A concrete operating or product change with useful implications for participants.
SN47 GPUForge raises miner allocation to 69.4% through eTAO
SN47 GPUForge executed an eTAO allocation change on October 20 at 16:27:12 UTC, in finalized transaction 9325918-26. The owner allocation remains approximately 18%; validators fall from approximately 41% to 12.6%, while miners rise from approximately 41% to 69.4%. Successful execution and the exact five-slot storage were checked immediately before and after the transaction; burn and recycle remain zero. This redirects a larger share of alpha rewards toward miners. Root receives its live baseline first, capped by the validator bucket, and alpha validators share the remainder. Historical yield can still include the previous split, so this change does not establish a specific new APR or APY.
A finalized allocation change materially redistributes miner and validator rewards; transaction and before/after storage are verified.
SN50 Synth code restores a 22% owner-UID weight allocation
An October 19 commit labelled “burn 22% of miner emission” assigns the owner UID 22% of the validator’s normalized miner weights and clears stale scores before the complete allocation. The code and tests establish the weighting rule, not independently verified mainnet activation or proof that the resulting tokens were destroyed. This is distinct from changing the five-slot eTAO owner/validator/miner vector; the current eTAO snapshot for SN50 Synth remains the default. Miners should distinguish a validator’s weight allocation from network-level emission shares.
A concrete committed reward-allocation rule matters to miners; deployment and token destruction are not inferred from the commit title.
SN54 Yanez postpones its October 21 Pulse workshop
SN54 Yanez’s October 19 primary post moves the Pulse workshop to November, with the replacement date still to be announced. Existing registrants are directed to the team’s support group. The original event is no longer scheduled for this Wednesday, and no confirmed November session time is supplied.
A concrete operating or product change with useful implications for participants.
SN55 NIOME reports a validator rollback; v4 remains on testnet
The October 20 team-channel digest says compression/backup changes caused failed uploads and inconsistent benchmarks, prompting a rollback. It reports v4 on testnet, with mainnet dependent on verification and a stable validator rerun expected. This is a developing incident and staged release, not a verified mainnet fix or all-clear. The earlier migration plan is not realized capital.
A concrete operating or product change with useful implications for participants.
SN65 TPN publishes its 006 compressed model
SN65 TPN says model 006 is live on Hugging Face, reporting 74.93% on fluid_knowledge at 7.71GB versus 66.57% and 17GB for its target. The linked bboldpilot/tpn-006-sub-g artifact is publicly accessible. Those are team-reported benchmark and size figures, not independently rerun measurements or universal quality claims. Revised KL-divergence, quantization and broader architecture support remain TPN-007 plans; the October 15 competition opening is earlier news.
A downloadable optimization result advances the previously covered competition, with benchmark scope explicit.
SN66 Conjectures publicizes an October-certified dimension-eight result
SN66 Conjectures’ October 20 post highlights a result credited to JenW1N. Its public record says Lean verification passed, review was approved and the reward paid; certification is dated October 14 and verification October 8. The recorded claim is that every scalar real polynomial minimal graph in eight variables is affine, across all polynomial degrees. The site discloses that a second independent kernel was not run. This is today’s announcement of an earlier certification, not a proof completed today or an independent literature audit.
A precise formal-result record is material research output; actual dates and verification limitations are retained.
SN70 Consted 2.0 changes its allocation to 33/33/34
A successful October 19 transaction set SN70 Consted 2.0 to approximately 33% owner, 33% validators and 34% miners, replacing the prior 18/41/41 split. Root’s baseline is paid from the validator bucket, subject to its cap; alpha validators share the remainder. The chain establishes execution, not the owner’s motive, a sale or future yield. A substantial 24-hour alpha/TAO decline is also visible in the market snapshot, but timing alone does not prove the allocation caused the move.
Directly verified redistribution is material to miners and alpha stakers; price does not determine the rating.
SN71 Leadpoet expands from prospect research into automated outreach
SN71 Leadpoet’s October 20 launch thread and live website describe finding buying signals, researching prospects, writing messages and following up through email and LinkedIn. The sampled demonstration uses contract-signing software; users review messages and choose a schedule. The team names Dropbox, OnePatch and Muttdata as users, but those relationships and revenue were not independently confirmed with the customers. The concrete move is a fuller sales workflow rather than lead identification alone.
A demonstrated commercial workflow is substantive; named-customer claims stay attributed.
SN78 UMI’s AMA recap moves attention to C6 intake
SN78 UMI’s October 19 recap confirms the previously covered C5 rewards and says C6 uses direct R2 uploads for concurrent miner submissions. Intake depends on fixes and is intended to last at least about 12 hours; the post forecasts an October 20 start, not independently confirmed as completed here. Trupan’s C5 model becomes the baseline; possible LLM scoring is a C7 idea. The roughly 15.5% 24-hour alpha/TAO decline does not establish an operating cause.
A concrete operating or product change with useful implications for participants.
SN80 OpenRoboto’s next-chain teaser draws Shizzy’s Solana speculation
SN80 OpenRoboto’s October 20 post recaps its existing Base and Robinhood Chain presence and asks what comes next; the image repeats those milestones. Shizzy quoted the post and asked whether Solana could be next. That is owner commentary, not a team announcement of a Solana integration, launch date or new deployment. Both originals are linked so readers can distinguish the teaser from the speculation.
The owner-requested quote is included accurately as a teaser and commentary, not a confirmed new integration.
Const highlights SN88’s Root strategy; comparative returns remain a team claim
Const’s October 20 quote praises SN88 Investing88’s use of Root for recursive self-improvement. The quoted chart argues its basket outperforms other validators using lifetime observations. This is commentary on a team-selected comparison, not an independently normalized ranking or staking recommendation. Window, fund life, fees and realizable holdings must match before comparing returns.
A concrete operating or product change with useful implications for participants.
SN91 Cascade adds Timestral to Ephemeris
SN91 Cascade says Mistral’s 209M Timestral time-series model is live on Ephemeris as of October 19, with access through its MCP for compatible agent tools. This adds a forecasting option to the product. The team’s SOTA wording is not independent proof of outperformance on every task, and this is distinct from the earlier paper-trading result.
A concrete operating or product change with useful implications for participants.
SN92 REAX gains an Antseed channel while Eval v3 rolls out
Decision Models identifies itself as powered by SN92 REAX and announced an Antseed listing on October 20, including an EU tier and automatic router. The linked reaxlabs/auto-model-router repository supports a concrete tooling update. Separately, the channel digest dates Eval v3 activation to October 19 at 18:08 UTC and schedules the engine track for October 20 at 18:00 UTC, with a possible next-day fallback. The approximately 664% seven-day alpha/TAO rise is not proof of successful scoring or adoption.
A verified product listing and code add distribution; rollout and price attention remain distinct.
SN97 Ingot tightens model-validity checks and score display
Public changes in SN97 Ingot reject challengers that remove protected unquantized modules, improve skip-list and size checks, and display non-finite scores more safely. The digest reports A7 iterations and a duplicate filter focused on near-identical reuploads. These are evaluation-rule and reliability updates, not a newly benchmarked model; eligibility remains distinct from merely appearing on a leaderboard.
A concrete operating or product change with useful implications for participants.
SN103’s old slot changed rewards before removal and re-registration
The old SN103 slot moved to 33% owner, 25% validators and 42% miners at block 9,319,453 on October 19. Historical storage shows that configuration cleared at block 9,321,588, October 20 02:01:12 UTC, with SubnetIdentityRemoved. NetworkAdded followed one block later, at 02:01:24 UTC; registration height and owner coldkey changed. The re-registered slot now has the default split and no confirmed current name. This establishes slot turnover, not a negotiated sale, buyer identity or price. Its extreme market return should not be attributed uncritically to the prior project.
Historical state and events prevent a prior slot’s change being erased or misrepresented as the new project’s economics.
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