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SN88 Investing reports its first conviction dividend distribution
SN88 Investing says its first Incentivized Conviction dividend distribution is complete and publishes a six-wallet ledger of alpha allocations. It describes the result as an additional 36% annualized APY for qualifying conviction-locked alpha. That is an annualized observation from the first distribution, not a 36% one-day gain or a guaranteed future rate. The team says the owner wallet was excluded and two other wallets failed the perpetual-lock or owner-hotkey requirements. The ledger is primary-source reporting; payment transactions were not independently reconciled here. Separately, the team says guardrails still restrict full replication of its portfolio weights on-chain.
A primary report of the first distribution advances the previously scheduled payout story, with eligibility and annualization limits clearly stated.
SN91 Cascade reports a narrow TIME benchmark lead over Toto 2.0
SN91 Cascade says its best checkpoint scores 1.27% lower than Toto 2.0 4M on TIME CRPS and 0.40% lower on TIME MASE; lower is better on those two forecasting measures. Its public dashboard now compares the champion lineage with the baseline across TIME, GIFT-Eval and BOOM. The team reports 519 billion training tokens versus 3.36 trillion for the baseline. This is a specific team-reported benchmark comparison, not independently reproduced proof that the model wins on every dataset or forecasting task.
A quantified benchmark result and accessible comparison dashboard provide concrete progress, with the modest margins and task-specific scope preserved.
SN93 Bitcast reports $177,883 in Q3 revenue and $123,000 in buybacks
SN93 Bitcast’s Lazz reports Q3 revenue of $177,883 and calls it the project’s largest and most profitable quarter. He says $123,000 of subnet buybacks were carried out during the quarter, while roughly $78,000 remains pending. That distinction matters: pending purchases are not completed buybacks. The figures are a founder report, with no independent financial audit or full transaction reconciliation performed in this scan.
Specific quarterly customer revenue and reported executed buybacks are meaningful commercial evidence; outstanding purchases remain separate.
SN105 Beam adds capped fraud-report rewards to epoch scoring
SN105 Beam merges fraud-report reward multipliers into its PRISM epoch-weight formula, with capped bonuses and recomputation when awards expire or are revoked. Stored current-epoch rows are replaced as a complete cohort so they stay aligned with recalculated scores. This is a specific incentive-accounting change, rather than another announcement of the already-covered Studio launch. Activation and finalized bonus payments were not independently confirmed.
A concrete, bounded reward mechanism changes how verified reporting can affect the competition.
SN117 everyframe.studio releases clearer mining diagnostics
SN117 everyframe.studio publishes everycli v0.2.2 with macOS and Linux binaries. The release adds a clearer explanation when a workload has not been deployed and more actionable cloud-provider and balance errors. This is a diagnostic update to yesterday’s released miner tooling; it does not establish that a wallet is admitted, earning rewards or profitable.
A downloadable maintenance release makes common setup failures easier to diagnose.
SN118 Ditto changes inconclusive reviews; emission restart is still conditional
SN118 Ditto publishes policy v13: two completed static-inconclusive reviews can finish as verification-incomplete, with resubmission allowed. Infrastructure, timeout and budget failures do not count as those two reviews, and this classification is not a misconduct finding. Another fix creates a fresh weight request for each chain epoch. Today’s team-attributed brief says the screener has switched to Opus and emissions will resume only after a high success rate. New code and progress do not establish that unburning or miner payouts have resumed.
A clearer review policy and fresh epoch requests address admission and payout blockers while keeping the actual reward restart unconfirmed.
SN120 Affine prepares a math-only pilot as its transition deadline arrives
SN120 Affine’s October 2 status narrows the next experiment to the original MATH environment and untouched SmolLM2-1.7B-Instruct base, with 6,746 mining tasks and 750 reserved evaluation tasks. It explicitly says model execution, real math-only epochs and learning gains remain to be demonstrated, and the pilot submits no chain weights. Separately, the temporary equal-registration policy stops new submissions at 15:54:34 UTC today / 11:54:34 AM ET. Expiry leaves on-chain weights in place until an explicit next policy; it does not automatically restore the old reward system. Finalized transition payouts were not independently reconciled.
A more focused, documented experiment and an exact policy deadline clarify what is being built and what the timer does not prove.
SubConnect’s Bittensor Revenue Index passes $50 million annualized
SubConnect reports its Bittensor Revenue Index now exceeds $50 million annualized, compared with roughly $32–35 million a month earlier. It identifies SN51 lium.io, SN4 Targon and SN53 engy as the main drivers, alongside growth at SN93 Bitcast and SN41 Almanac. This is an annualized run-rate estimate from the index provider, not $50 million collected during the month or a full independent financial audit. A $100 million year-end scenario is a projection, not achieved revenue.
A sourced ecosystem-wide revenue estimate helps put subnet customer progress in context, with run rate distinguished from realized cash.
Conviction-lock reductions recorded for SN25 UR, SN105 Beam and SN88 Investing
SubnetRadar indexes three new lock-reduction events: 354,684.45 alpha for SN25 UR at block 9193510 on October 2 at 07:09:05 UTC; 27,738.033 alpha for SN105 Beam at block 9193303 at 06:28:32 UTC; and 10,323.671 alpha for SN88 Investing at block 9191191 on October 1 at 23:28:31 UTC. These are indexed reductions in conviction locks, rather than simple passive time decay. They do not by themselves prove token sales, an owner exit or a subnet ownership transfer. The indexer records were reviewed; a complete independent chain reconstruction was not performed.
Specific block-linked lock changes deserve visibility, while sales, ownership and motives are kept unasserted.
SN4 Targon advertises on-demand NVIDIA B300 capacity
After yesterday’s cutoff, SN4 Targon says NVIDIA B300 instances are available on demand and links its inventory. This adds a specific hardware availability update to the already-covered Bare Metal and Sandboxes launches. Inventory can change, and no reservation or purchase was executed during this scan.
New advertised GPU availability is a concrete customer update beyond a repeat of yesterday’s product launches.
SN5 Hone widens task offers and avoids grading identical answers repeatedly
SN5 Hone merges a change offering tasks to 128 miners instead of 32, grading byte-identical submissions only once, and sizing grading concurrency from the validator host’s CPU, RAM and free disk. This is a concrete throughput and resource-management update. The implementation is public; fleet-wide deployment and measured speed gains were not independently established.
Wider participation and less repeated grading address practical competition bottlenecks.
SN6 Numinous reports reasoning scoring at 10% of emissions
Today’s team-attributed brief says reasoning scoring is live and represents 10% of subnet emissions, while the frontend has not yet caught up. The brief also describes concentration among the leading miners, but its wording about individual percentages is ambiguous, so no per-miner share is asserted here. The allocation is a team-reported change; finalized rewards were not independently checked.
A reported incentive allocation is material to miners and explains why the interface may lag the new rules.
SN8 Vanta reduces lock contention in status requests
SN8 Vanta merges a REST API change that reduces lock contention on read-only status operations and replaces subaccount structures consistently rather than modifying fields in place. This is a code-level response to status-request lag, with no independently measured production latency result.
A specific API responsiveness fix is useful operator progress without overstating its measured effect.
SN13 Data Universe fixes default miner startup and a slow validation scan
SN13 Data Universe removes a stale YouTube scraper configuration that caused default miner startup validation to fail. A separate change limits a job-window scan to locally cached files so it does not add a remote download scan to validation. Documentation now reflects current on-demand reward checks. These are verified code fixes, rather than a claim that every operator has updated.
The fixes address a startup blocker and a documented network-time bottleneck.
SN14 Cacheon identifies SN120 Affine as its first customer
SN14 Cacheon’s Cameron Fairchild identifies SN120 Affine as its first customer in a September 30 post. The official SN14 Cacheon account had already shown the collaboration in Const’s Exploit keynote on September 28. The new first-customer statement makes that relationship more concrete, but does not disclose commercial terms, measured savings or revenue.
A directly identified first customer is meaningful adoption evidence, with undisclosed commercial details left open.
SN15 ORO outlines a lower qualifying cap and refreshed tasks
Today’s team-attributed brief outlines a $2 qualifying inference cap, with the race limit staying at $5, a 62-model allowlist and a refreshed qualifying pack. It also promises a local test pack and failure-category feedback. The announcement mixes immediate and upcoming work, so the complete bundle is not presented as already deployed.
Specific cost and qualification changes help operators prepare, while promised tooling remains pending.
SN22 Desearch 2.0 starts building its own web index
SN22 Desearch’s September 30 announcement and new 2.0 code describe a competitive web index for AI. Crawl miners fetch batches of pages, while validators re-fetch samples and credit verified work. The public task API returned October 1 crawl verdicts during this scan, supporting actual operation of the crawl track. GPU embeddings are built but await the SN22 Desearch embedding model; retrieval and ranking fine-tuning are later programs. The existing search API should not be confused with every new track being live.
A working crawl competition and inspectable task results give the subnet a concrete path to owning its search infrastructure.
SN28 SayGM powers AI prompts inside SN105 Beam Studio
SN28 SayGM confirms it is a launch partner for SN105 Beam Studio and says every Beam AI prompt, from building workflows to investigating failed runs, routes through its service. SN105 Beam acknowledges the announcement in a direct reply. This adds a named subnet customer to the inference story after Studio’s launch. Usage volumes, contract terms and revenue were not disclosed in these sources.
A named customer integration, acknowledged by both teams, shows a practical subnet-to-subnet service relationship.
SN38 ChronoLLM reports a fix for miner attestation rejections
Today’s team-attributed brief identifies a backend TEE attestation check as the cause of miner rejections and reports support for the new dstack attestation format. The same brief contains miner reports of successful self-tests afterward. This is an operational follow-up to the live time-aware model announcement, not a new model launch. Recovery remains developing because a fresh miner admission and reward outcome were not independently verified.
A reported attestation fix addresses a concrete access blocker and keeps the SN38 follow-up visible.
SN44 Score reports progress on petrol-station detection
SN44 Score reports its DetectPetrolStation task score rose from a 46.2 baseline to 89.1, with 90 as the next target. The team identifies pump and hose detection as remaining weak points. These are task-specific team-reported scores, not a general accuracy measure. Separately, today’s channel brief says the Person element has been down for hours and a fix is being worked on; the petrol result does not establish that recovery.
A quantified task result is useful progress, while the separate unresolved Person-track incident remains explicit.
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