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SN71 Leadpoet tightens article evidence extraction
SN71 Leadpoet’s October 3 code removes related-news widgets from article evidence used in its lead-review pipeline, preventing an unrelated recommendation from being read as part of the article itself. This is a specific evidence-quality fix amid broader recovery work. The previously reported upstream scoring API incident is not declared resolved merely because new code merged or an interview was reposted.
A concrete evidence-extraction correction improves review fidelity while preserving the unresolved incident watch.
SN74 Gittensor ships SparkInfer v0.6.9 with broader model support
SN74 Gittensor’s SparkInfer v0.6.9 has downloadable Linux and Windows builds and adds support for llama.cpp UD dynamic-quantized models. Its scoped RTX 5090 benchmark on Qwen3.8-27B-UD-Q4_K_M reports 94.7 versus 83.1 decode tokens per second at 128-token context. The notes retain a 1.2% perplexity cost from one quantization conversion and mixed results at different concurrency levels. New runtime code also falls back to eager execution when CUDA graph capture fails, preventing stale-token output. These are release measurements, not universal speed or accuracy guarantees.
An actual release expands supported models and addresses correctness, with hardware, workload and accuracy tradeoffs stated.
SN78 UMI grows C5 intake to 203 submissions; rewards remain inactive
SN78 UMI’s public API at 17:58 UTC on October 3 recorded 203 accepted submissions with admission open. It still returned intake_no_weight mode, rewards_active false and chain_submission_authorized false. New model-intake code streams artifacts directly into storage and recovers expired uploads, a useful step for larger model submissions. The channel’s October 3–4 roster and evaluation targets remain targets, rather than a completed payout round. New press distribution describes camera-based sign translation, but it does not establish shipped SignVision glasses, paid orders or independently verified deployment.
Growing intake and a concrete artifact-upload improvement are meaningful competition progress; the live API prevents an unsupported reward-restart claim.
SN79 MVTRX reports v0.6.2 on mainnet; multi-asset simulation is next
The October 3 team-attributed brief reports v0.6.2 on mainnet, with account skill based on its own trading and both scoring halves paying proportionally. The proportional-pay direction was already covered September 29; the new claim is versioned mainnet rollout. Reported liquidity growth and lower aggressive volume remain team figures. Multi-asset simulation in v0.6.3 targets next week, while TradingView and anonymous access remain pending. The public site refresh is visible, but this scan could not independently inspect the claimed mainnet release or payout vector.
The reported versioned rollout and next-step timing advance the previous scoring story without treating plans as shipped features.
SN80 OpenRoboto considers higher fees and private submissions
The October 3 team-attributed brief says SN80 OpenRoboto is considering a 0.5 TAO submission fee and private entries in response to concerns about near-copy models. These are proposals under assessment, not fees confirmed in force. Member accusations against individual miners were not independently established and are not repeated as findings. Yesterday’s simulation result remains a separate, already-covered story.
Possible participation-rule changes warrant a clearly labelled watch, without overstating adoption.
SN81 Reliquary adds numeric science tasks; the profile is still dormant
SN81 Reliquary registers a science environment with 13,547 numeric-answer problems from physics, chemistry, computer science and economics. Current grading accepts answers within 2% of the reference without an AI judge; biology was removed after a teacher-model probe. This extends the available training catalog, but the release explicitly places it in a dormant profile that no live registry entry pins. A new public paying science job is not established. The revised count and tolerance supersede the first draft’s 14,145 problems and 1% tolerance.
A concrete new environment broadens verifiable training tasks, while its dormant activation status is explicit.
SN97 Albedo stops its simulator inventing Git history
SN97 Albedo’s October 2 code fix requires its simulator to use real repository history for git show and git log instead of inventing commits. That improves the fidelity of a coding agent’s evaluation environment. A separate member-only brief reports wrongful strikes removed and submissions requeued; those account-level recovery claims were not independently verified and are not treated as a completed reward correction.
A specific environment-fidelity fix is inspectable and relevant to evaluation quality.
SN105 Beam opens a signed bug-report portal for orchestrators
SN105 Beam’s bug-report page is accessible and describes reports signed with an orchestrator hotkey. The loaded page says reporting is open to registered orchestrators, who connect a wallet and sign a message. Confirmed bugs may qualify for a reward; that is eligibility, not a promised payment for every report. This is a completed reporting interface beyond yesterday’s announcement that one was coming. No wallet was connected and no report submitted during this check.
A directly inspected reporting interface gives operators a concrete support and reward-eligibility path.
SN108 ChipForge moves its launch target to Monday, October 5
SN108 ChipForge is still inactive according to the October 3 team-attributed brief, which now targets Monday, October 5 for launch. This replaces the October 2–3 expectation tracked in the previous edition. No active challenge or completed launch was verified at cutoff. Questions about self-mining in an inactive subnet are not evidence of misconduct.
A changed launch date resolves an outdated expectation without claiming activation.
SN109 Finsight holds mining launch for additional social APIs
The October 3 team-attributed brief says SN109 Finsight has MVP code ready but is delaying mining while integrating additional social-media API endpoints following discussions with SN13 Data Universe. A weekend update is planned. Ready code and conference discussions do not establish active mining, a completed partnership or production access to the additional data.
A concrete launch dependency explains why mining has not begun.
SN111 Claims reportedly plans 90% miner-emission burn next week
SN111 Claims’ October 3 channel brief and TAOli’s recap describe a plan to raise the burned share of miner emissions from zero to 90% next week, then reduce it as processing capacity grows. If applied, only the remaining 10% of that miner allocation would be distributed before other eligibility rules. This is a prospective allocation change, not an observed token sale or a confirmed burn already in force. The channel brief does not identify a confirmed team speaker, and the profitability and price-stability claims are not independently established.
A reported change this large warrants miner visibility, with source identity, future timing and activation uncertainty explicit.
SN114 SOMA plans access to its JEV decision model in miner runs
The October 3 team-attributed brief describes a next-round feature letting miners call the JEV decision model with their existing OpenRouter key. It points to a feature branch and says the current Copilot and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash harness remains for this round. This is a planned integration, not a verified deployed feature. Completion of the earlier sandbox rerun remains unconfirmed, and the previously described savings fees and buyback model are not treated as active revenue.
A specific next-round capability is useful roadmap information with deployment and recovery gates retained.
SN117 everyframe.studio ships clearer readiness checks in v0.2.3
SN117 everyframe.studio’s everycli v0.2.3 has downloadable macOS and Linux binaries and replaces a generic approval error with specific readiness diagnostics. It distinguishes pending or stale attestation, missing heartbeats, disabled miners and mismatched workloads. The docs clarify that workload attestation is automatic. This is a real maintenance release beyond yesterday’s v0.2.2, not a guarantee of admission or earnings.
Shipped diagnostics help operators resolve real setup failures without confusing automatic checks with manual approval.
SN118 Ditto reports reward propagation and targets unburning today
The October 3 team-attributed brief says screening fixes are being verified before unburning today and reports rewards propagating through weights. Public code now retries a transient provider failure without discarding a completed review and safely retries an image-upload completion whose response was lost. It also adds line-based copying checks for code split across modules. These fixes are inspectable, but this scan did not reconcile a revealed reward vector or wallet receipts. The reward restart remains developing; the planned 2027 Gamma beta is not a launched payment service.
The reported restart and concrete recovery fixes advance a long-running reward incident, while payment confirmation remains outstanding.
SN120 Affine reports revealed reward weights for its new math-mining mechanism
SN120 Affine has moved beyond yesterday’s preparation-only pilot. Its October 3 public release documents 42 audited task batches from 19 miners and says the revealed reward vector matched those recipients at Finney block 9203767. It reports its validator now assigns all its weights to the new mechanism; earlier nonpayable pilot epochs remain ineligible. The public dashboard shows a finalized epoch and 20/32 solved held-out tasks. The latest matched score fell from 22/32 to 20/32, so this is a mining and reward-routing milestone, not evidence of improved learning. Wallet-level receipts and other validators’ vectors were not independently checked here.
A documented cutover from a nonpayable pilot to revealed reward weights is material execution, supported by current public release and dashboard evidence. Learning gains and individual payments remain separate.
SN121 sundae_bar delays SBC30 while revising scoring
The October 3 team-attributed brief says SBC29 has concluded and SBC30 is delayed until Monday or Tuesday, October 5–6. Planned changes aim to distinguish general skills from test-tailored submissions, allow reference files and improve grading of long legitimate outputs. These are next-round changes, not a completed new challenge or proof every prior reward has been settled.
The revised schedule and scoring direction give participants a useful preparation update.
SN122 CookingTAO publishes participation docs; revenue dashboard is planned
SN122 CookingTAO’s October 2 announcement links a working documentation site covering developer code submissions and no-code miner deployment. Its separate update says a dashboard for revenue, buybacks and user growth is planned for next week, with buybacks intended after beta V2 completion in October. Those are future steps, not an already published dashboard or independently checked purchases. The practical change today is that developers and users have a public participation guide.
Working documentation lowers the barrier to participating, while the dashboard and buyback plans remain accurately prospective.
SN5 Hone fixes an ordinary UID 0 miner being excluded
SN5 Hone changes task selection to exclude the owner by its verified hotkey rather than assuming the owner is UID 0. The commit explains that UID 0 is an ordinary serving miner on this subnet and previously received no task offers because of that assumption. It can now be treated like other miners. The code fix is verified; subsequent task delivery and rewards to that miner were not independently checked.
A specific selection bug unfairly excluded a miner, and the public fix identifies the cause without claiming a payout.
SN10 Pareton-tuned Qwen3.8 is serving production traffic on SN53 engy
The partnership now has a production confirmation. SN10 Pareton says it is tuning how SN53 engy runs its models, aiming for quicker replies without changing the customer API. SN53 engy directly confirms Pareton-tuned Qwen3.8 is already serving production traffic and reports latency improvements for customers. That is new execution evidence beyond the September 30 partnership announcement. Neither source provides audited revenue, traffic totals or a reproducible latency benchmark, so no numerical speedup is asserted here.
Both sides confirm a named subnet-to-subnet integration is handling production work, advancing beyond an announced partnership.
SN14 Cacheon prepares replay evaluation as the Qwen arena winds down
SN14 Cacheon publishes replay-evaluation and prefix-cache work, while today’s team-attributed brief says the current Qwen arena will end in a few days as its customer term finishes and will not migrate to replay evaluation. The brief also reports rejecting stale-baseline submissions at intake and preserving credits when a baseline closes. New dashboard labels distinguish consumed evaluation credits from chain transaction fees. Public implementation is available, but this scan does not establish that every new replay arena is serving production customers.
A substantive evaluation change and a clearly explained arena ending help miners plan, with production activation still separate.
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