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SN61 RedTeam warns a hotkey swap affected scoring eligibility
SN61 RedTeam’s team-attributed brief reports that a hotkey swap caused a submission to be excluded from best_commit on some validators and that the particular scoring problem could not be reversed. The team also clarifies one coldkey per miner is eligible for emissions and an immunity period of two days, described as 40 epochs. This is an attributed incident report rather than a claim that every hotkey swap fails.
A concrete scoring incident and eligibility rules are material to miners.
SN65 TPN previews v0.2 and Fluid Bench for competition five
SN65 True Performance Network says its first major upgrade will accompany competition five after four completed rounds. The planned v0.2 introduces Fluid Bench and aims to make evaluation faster, more reliable and harder to game. This follows the previously reported competition pause over overfitting. The announcement sets out the next version; it does not by itself confirm competition five has resumed.
A substantive announced evaluation redesign follows a material operational pause.
SN67 Harnyx adds MiMo-V2.6 to its miner research toolchain
SN67 Harnyx says miners can now use MiMo-V2.6 in their deep-research workflow, and the corresponding repository changes add the model support. The practical update is an additional tool available to competing agents. The launch post’s broader model-performance and speed comparisons have not been independently reproduced here.
A verified toolchain expansion changes the resources available to subnet miners.
SN74 Gittensor publishes the Hermes project’s reward configuration
SN74 Gittensor’s repository adds a specific configuration for the spark-hermes project: a 10% project emission share, a 50% maintainer cut and a minimum of one valid merged pull request for that project. These project-specific parameters should not be confused with a universal one-PR rule across the subnet or with SN82 Compelle. A repository configuration does not by itself prove every validator has adopted it.
Primary configuration clarifies a new project’s actual incentives and avoids conflating subnet identities.
SN79 MVTRX outlines thin-book scoring fixes for v0.6.2
SN79 MVTRX’s team-attributed brief says v0.6.2 will address skill scores based on too few trading books. It separately says the existing counterparty factor reduces making credit from operator-linked accounts. Testnet and mainnet rollouts are planned; this scan did not confirm completion.
The proposed fix concerns how trading activity translates into miner credit.
SN82 Compelle expects no further owner-alpha sales through year-end
SN82 Compelle says roadmap development remains on track and it does not anticipate needing further owner-alpha sales through the end of 2026. This is a funding expectation expressed by the team, not a binding sale restriction, an on-chain lock or a buyback commitment.
A specific owner-funding statement is relevant to holders, with its non-binding scope explicit.
SN91 Cascade: indexer records 97,000 alpha newly locked
SubnetRadar records two new SN91 Cascade conviction locks of 32,000 and 65,000 alpha on September 23, at blocks 9,130,488 and 9,130,542. It separately reports 48,400 alpha switching from decaying to perpetual mode; that mode change should not be added as newly purchased or newly locked tokens. These are indexer-reported chain events, not proof of new cash investment or a token buyback.
Material lock changes are useful supply context when new locks and mode changes are distinguished.
SN106 Nodexo plans Harbor-compatible sandbox infrastructure
SN106 Nodexo’s team-attributed brief outlines sandbox runners for Harbor benchmarks, with an initial API surface and 100-concurrent-workload adapter test. Snapshot/fork support and a sustained 500-workload target are development goals. These are proposed capacity milestones, not measured production throughput or already available customer capacity.
A concrete infrastructure roadmap expands the intended service, with targets distinguished from delivery.
SN107 Minos prepares a second incentive mechanism and config commitments
SN107 Minos’s September 23 brief says it plans to present incentive mechanism two at the upcoming Exploit Summit, separately from the ongoing first mechanism. Configuration-hash commitments and paid submissions are planned beforehand. On-chain commitments are intended to make configuration records verifiable; their activation has not been independently confirmed.
A new mining track and verifiable configuration records could materially change participation.
SN118 Ditto tightens adjudicator decisions as its team works through review delays
SN118 Ditto’s merged source-review change requires the adjudicator’s verdict to belong to the current turn, rather than accepting a stale decision. Its September 23 channel brief reports provider-fallback deployment and manual work through a source-review backlog, while acknowledging further finalizer repairs without an ETA. This is a reliability and review-process update; it does not independently confirm benchmark 13 now controls rewards.
Review reliability affects whether valid submissions are scored and rewarded.
Core specification 470 adds atomic multi-leg basket swaps
The Subtensor repository merges swap_basket_many and bumps its specification to 470. The change lets a multi-leg basket rebalance be treated as one atomic operation, avoiding a partially completed basket when a leg fails. The repository change is verified; the active Finney runtime version was not independently checked, so this is not a claim that the feature is already enabled on-chain.
A new transaction capability changes how basket positions can be managed.
TAO.com reports $600,000 in gross routed cross-chain swap volume
TAO.com reports $600,000 in gross routed volume through its cross-chain swaps. This is a usage milestone for a TAO access route, not protocol revenue, net inflows or a new $600,000 investment. The figure is platform-reported and was not independently reconciled transaction by transaction. The swap service itself was announced earlier; the new information is its reported usage.
A quantified usage milestone directly relates to TAO distribution.
SN80 OpenRoboto launches Shift for real-world robotics data; alpha rises 20%
SN80 OpenRoboto has launched Shift, a network collecting first-person video of people doing real work for robotics training. Its live site opens applications first to organizations with at least five OR-S1 devices and steady data supply; individuals can register interest while broader tasks await device shipments. The site lists OR-S1 at $699 plus shipping and describes rewards for accepted hours, rather than guaranteed income for every recording. This expands the subnet beyond model competition into collecting traceable training data. At 10:31 AM ET, alpha was up 20.0% against TAO over 24 hours; the move is context, not proof that this announcement caused it.
A substantial new robotics-data product with a live application path, reinforced by a material market move.
SN80 OpenRoboto and ForeverMoney announce Robinhood Chain availability
SN80 OpenRoboto and ForeverMoney say the subnet asset is now accessible on Robinhood Chain, with ForeverMoney describing availability across three chains. This is a direct Bittensor distribution story. The announcements concern cross-chain asset access: they do not establish a listing inside Robinhood’s brokerage app, a Robinhood investment in the project, or an endorsement. Users should distinguish wrapped or bridged asset access from native subnet staking and consult the official distribution details.
A new distribution route directly involves a Bittensor subnet, while the exact scope must not be inflated into a brokerage listing.
SN81 Reliquary releases its 4B model, weights and decentralized-training results
SN81 Reliquary has released Reliquary-4B, a math and Python completion model built from Qwen3-4B-Base using 12,842 reinforcement-learning updates. Independent miners chose prompts and generated rollouts; the protocol checked rewards and trained on selected groups. The public model card reports MATH-500 rising from 37.2 to 72.6, HumanEval+ from 52.1 to 72.9, and MBPP+ from 43.7 to 67.6. Weights are available under Apache 2.0 alongside a technical report. These are the project’s reported evaluations, not independently reproduced results or a claim to beat frontier chat models. The important milestone is an inspectable model produced through an open subnet training process.
Published weights, a technical report and measurable reported gains provide concrete evidence of decentralized model training.
SN66 Conjectures publishes a claimed solution to Erdős Problem 859
SN66 Conjectures says its miners disproved the proposed asymptotic in Erdős Problem 859, a question dating to 1970 about the density of integers whose distinct divisors can sum to a given value. The team published a paper and a substantial Lean proof, with the public solution page attributing the submission to JenW1N. This is a potentially significant mathematical result with inspectable artifacts; this publication has not independently rerun the proof checker or established external mathematical acceptance. Separately, the task repository pins a 295-target release with additional classical problems for miners.
A claimed resolution of a long-standing mathematical problem merits top billing, with proof artifacts linked and independent acceptance clearly distinguished.
SN64 Chutes research catch-up: 6.12B inference traces opened to researchers
SN64 Chutes and the OpenTensor Foundation highlighted a research release from Harvard MadSys and collaborators covering a year of production inference: 6.12 billion requests across 9,174 models. The released material is request metadata, including timing, token counts and cache information; conversational prompts and responses are a separate planned dataset. Researchers can use the traces to study scheduling, caching and real-world serving demand. The original researcher announcement was September 20, followed by official amplification September 21. This is a material catch-up, not a new September 22 launch or evidence of a new commercial contract with Harvard.
A large public research dataset demonstrates real subnet usage and gives outside researchers useful infrastructure evidence.
SN53 Engy’s Algod reports $3.5M–$4M annualized revenue; alpha gains 16.6%
Algod reports SN53 Engy is now running at $3.5 million–$4 million ARR and targets an eight-figure annualized figure before year-end. The commercial significance is growing paid inference demand. ARR is a reported annualized run rate, not $4 million already collected over a completed year; the post does not provide independently audited accounts. At 10:31 AM ET, SN53 Engy alpha was up 16.6% against TAO over 24 hours. The revenue figure and price movement are separate observations.
A material reported commercial milestone, supported by market attention but still requiring attribution rather than an audited-revenue claim.
SN26 Perturb adds adversarial training and announces another 500 TAO buyback
SN26 Perturb now supports training models with the adversarial examples its miners discover, extending the subnet beyond scanning. The official rollout asks validators to update and miners to submit training metadata on-chain. It temporarily reduces the miner-emission share to 10% while the pipeline is checked, with larger models and vision-language models planned later. The team also announces another 500 TAO buyback; execution has not been independently reconciled on-chain. This subnet reward setting should not be confused with SN26 receiving 10% of the entire network’s emissions.
A new training mechanism, temporary reward change and announced buyback materially change subnet operations.
SN117 changes hands and rebrands to everyframe.studio
SubnetRadar records a completed SN117 owner coldkey swap on September 21, followed by a change from Glyph to everyframe.studio. The September 22 channel brief attributes to the new team a plan for AI video generation and editing backed by decentralized inference, with product, miner and integration details to follow. The ownership change is indexer-reported; those future integrations are not completed partnerships. The current pool shows a 24.7% 24-hour alpha/TAO rise at 10:31 AM ET, alongside a substantial change in the project behind the slot.
A completed reported ownership change alters the subnet’s identity and proposed business, with a material price reaction.
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