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Investing brief says the planned custody service has been canceled
The latest channel digest says Investing canceled its proposed custody solution and is instead waiting for Root Reborn’s direct-staking support to address transaction costs. It also reports model adjustments and a higher minimum balance planned for the next opening. These are attributed product and operating plans; the brief does not establish that the required protocol functionality is already fully available.
Canceling a planned product and changing participation terms are material updates, with future protocol dependencies kept clear.
MicroTensor prepares its compute marketplace and adds a submission commitment fee
MicroTensor says it is building a marketplace where hardware can serve inference, subnet mining, GPU rentals and model shaping. Its public community call is scheduled for September 12; the announcement lists 3 PM EST, so attendees should check the linked Discord event for the local-time conversion. A new repository update adds a per-submission commitment fee and lets the coordinator accept only paid artifacts when that policy is enabled. The team still says Compute is coming: this is not confirmation that paying compute workloads have launched.
The new participation mechanism and public roadmap discussion matter to miners, while the marketplace’s future status stays clear.
Minos reportedly accelerates chromosome releases; proposed fees remain inactive
The September 12 digest says Minos is speeding up chromosome releases to finish the current phase and plans to discuss the roadmap at Exploit Summit. It explicitly distinguishes merged fee code from an enabled fee policy. The original messages and enforcement state were not independently accessed.
The pace of the competition and whether new fees actually apply matter to participants.
TensorUSD adds mobile-wallet access and previews alpha long/short tools
TensorUSD says users can check, send and swap TUSDT through SubWallet on their phones. A separate September 11 preview describes a forthcoming long/short platform where miners compete on subnet-alpha direction. The wallet-access announcement and the future trading product are different stages; the preview does not establish that the long/short service is live.
Mobile access is a concrete usability improvement, while the upcoming product broadens the announced direction of SN113.
SOMA demonstrates about 40% lower input-token cost on one prompt
SOMA’s demonstration reduces one prompt from 12,937 to 7,801 tokens and its stated input cost from $0.1294 to $0.0780, a reduction of about 39.7%. This is a specific compression example, not evidence of the same savings on every task, unchanged answer quality or a reduction in all output costs.
A concrete before-and-after example makes the product benefit measurable, with the limits of a single demonstration preserved.
SOMA brief sets a September 13 upload deadline and splits evaluation models
The latest channel brief reports uploads closing September 13 at 11:00 UTC / 7 AM ET. It says Screener 1 stays on DeepSeek V4 Pro, while Screener 2 and final evaluation move to V4.1 Flash, with matching baselines and existing task samples remaining usable. This supersedes yesterday’s tentative discussion of moving every stage. The original schedule message was not independently accessed.
An approaching deadline and changed evaluation model affect what miners need to submit and when.
Sundaebar reportedly closes SBC27 and prepares an agent portal for next week
The September 12 digest reports SBC27 closed on September 11 at 3 PM EDT, earlier than the September 12 date carried in yesterday’s brief. It says challenges will pause while the team prepares an agent portal for the week of September 14, featuring runnable agents built from challenge skills. The revised closing time and future portal launch remain attributed to the latest digest pending direct confirmation.
The updated competition timing and planned product access are material; explicitly updating the earlier date prevents miners relying on stale information.
CookingTAO adds miner Insights and previews its next public update
CookingTAO says its one-click miner users now have an Insights view for monitoring performance. It plans to bring selected metrics into its Marketplace. The same update says its incentive mechanism has completed mainnet testing and a public release is planned for next week; the preview should not be treated as confirmation of a completed public rollout.
A new monitoring feature is usable product progress, while the wider release remains scheduled.
ForeverMoney adds discovery and swaps for TAO-paired tokens
ForeverMoney’s new site update lets users discover TAO-paired tokens, sort by market capitalization or volume, and access swaps across Base and Robinhood. The public page exposes a TAO Pairs view and explicitly says listed tokens are not endorsed by ForeverMoney. This is a new discovery and trading interface, following the Bankr and BaseStonk integrations already covered. Chainlink’s fresh weekly integration post repeats the earlier TAO bridge expansion; it is corroboration, not a second bridge launch.
A discoverable interface makes existing TAO integrations easier to use and track beyond the subnet ecosystem.
Emissions snapshot: UMI returns to a positive share; Witness and Sundaebar show zero
At 8:08 AM ET, UMI shows 0.110% observed allocation versus zero in yesterday’s snapshot. Witness, Sundaebar and Prometheon now show zero after previously small positive readings. SN35 also shows zero after re-registration. ORO, Hotfloat, Epago, Leadpoet, Feval and CookingTAO remain at zero. These readings measure allocation, not an administrative switch or every participant’s alpha payout. Bittensor’s documented burn adjustment and emission gate can reduce pool inflow to zero; UMI’s block-specific note illustrates why the fields must be checked separately.
Timestamped changes keep the on/off story current without assigning an unsupported cause or claiming that all rewards stopped.
StonkFun reports $35M in cumulative holder rewards and explains a revenue timing adjustment
StonkFun says cumulative ecosystem-holder rewards have exceeded $35 million. Its September 11 revenue report lists $2,205,092 in claimed revenue, $1,269,778 in buybacks and 5.27 million STONK burned. A follow-up says about $500,000 of that revenue belongs to September 10 because pool claims were delayed, and that the delay is resolved. The dated revenue report therefore is not a clean measure of fees generated solely on September 11. All figures are platform-reported and platform-wide, not TAO-pair-only totals.
Fresh distribution and business figures matter, and the follow-up prevents a misleading daily-revenue comparison.
StonkFun adds tokenized DraftKings stock as a launch pair
StonkFun says creators can now launch coins paired with DKNG, tokenized DraftKings stock. Sunrise separately confirms the asset’s Solana listing and identifies Backpack Securities as issuer. This expands the launchpad’s quote-asset choices alongside TAO. It does not establish a direct partnership between DraftKings and Bittensor.
Confirmation from the launchpad and listing provider establishes a new integration in the launch ecosystem followed here.
BUTT reports 2,391 TAO distributed, while also disclosing a sharp drawdown
Buttensor’s September 12 update reports 2,391.065 TAO distributed across 348,748 payment entries, including repeat recipients, using its exact StonkFun token record at 10:19 UTC. That is 180.784 TAO more than its September 10 website snapshot. The same post reports an approximately 44% 24-hour price decline. These are project-reported figures for a community token on Solana; payout entries are not unique holders, and continuing rewards do not cancel out a falling token price.
The update supplies a concrete distribution record and the accompanying downside, rather than reporting reward growth alone.
Market watch: Quasar and Instant rally without a verified new launch
At 8:08 AM ET, Quasar’s alpha is up 24.42% against TAO over 24 hours and Instant is up 19.67%; Epago is down 17.38% and MicroTensor down 11.85%. A new launch or a specific cause for the two leading moves was not verified. Large moves are worth watching, but they do not establish product delivery or justify upgrading an unsupported story to five stars. SN35’s reset-linked comparison is excluded from this ranking.
Substantial price moves deserve a timestamped watch entry, with no invented catalyst or causal link to the other news.
New replay: Shiz Cat TAO, StonkFun and bringing new audiences to Bittensor
The September 11 Shiz Cat livestream is now in the video library as an ended replay, running 27:22. Shizzy discusses his own community-token experiment, StonkFun, launch mechanics and whether memes can bring newcomers into Bittensor. This is the site creator’s own project and discussion, not an independently endorsed subnet investment. The Crypto Verdict guest appearance remains available, and the latest regular public episode and members briefing remain unchanged.
The newest verified channel replay is available with its actual duration and a clear description of the creator’s involvement.
Swarm lands a second commercial project: avalanche-prevention drones for Andorra
Swarm announced that Mevi Dron selected it to build an avalanche-prevention drone, beginning with Andorra’s largest ski resort. The aim is safer, more efficient controlled avalanche release. This gives SN124 a second named commercial project beyond its earlier solar-park surveillance work. In a separate update, Swarm says the German Solar Power project’s scope is locked and its first on-site test is expected in Q1 2027. That date belongs to the solar project; an avalanche-drone delivery date and contract value were not disclosed.
A second named commercial project connects the subnet’s drone research to a concrete customer problem. The five-star rating reflects commercial significance rather than a token rally.
Stillcore Capital invests in RedTeam as SN61 gains 13.4%
Mark Jeffrey announced on September 10 that Stillcore Capital has invested in RedTeam, following the subnet’s Novelty Search appearance. The announcement names the investor and SN61 but does not disclose the amount, valuation or investment structure. RedTeam’s alpha rose 13.36% against TAO over 24 hours at 10:07 AM ET, putting it among the day’s strongest movers. The interview presents its continuous security-testing work; it was not a new subnet launch. Claims that the funding specifically bought and burned alpha were not independently established.
A named investment into a cybersecurity subnet, alongside substantial market attention, is a major story. The funding terms remain undisclosed.
Chutes opens Parallax’s training dashboard: 240 GPUs across 13 countries
Jon Durbin published a live dashboard for Parallax, its distributed sparse-expert model training run, and linked the pretraining dataset. At 10:08 AM ET, the dashboard reported 240 RTX 5090 GPUs on 30 hosts across 13 countries, 274.2 billion tokens trained and approximately 3.57 million tokens per second. Durbin says some nodes come from Lium, which replied to the announcement. He estimates roughly $11 per billion training tokens. These are project-reported live telemetry and a cost estimate for an ongoing run, not a completed model evaluation or an inference price.
A public, measurable training run across consumer GPUs in many countries is consequential decentralized-AI infrastructure news. The dashboard makes the scale inspectable while the run is still in progress.
Trishool’s output guard enters the live challenge
Trishool says the first version of its output guard is trained and entering its live challenge. It checks model responses and proposed actions, adding a second layer alongside the existing input guard. The team reports an initial F1 score of about 73.9% and explicitly says it is not yet state of the art. The next step is to improve it through the same adversarial competition used for the input guard. This is a new product milestone, separate from the previously covered OpenAI program acceptance.
A second safety layer expands what the subnet actually tests and improves. Its initial benchmark and early-stage limits are stated clearly.
Cascade launches Alphacast with seven-day TAO and subnet forecasts
Cascade introduced Alphacast, a public research app that turns its miner-generated models into TAO and alpha price forecasts. The app exposes uncertainty ranges and machine-readable forecasts at 1, 6, 24 and 168 hours; its public data file was accessible during this scan. A separate repository update publishes the mainnet intake address for funded miner submissions. The announced app should not be confused with every competition gate being active: the previously documented funded-round gate at block 9,046,800 is still ahead of this morning’s chain snapshot.
A usable application exposes subnet output to people and other software, with a concrete public interface and clearly separated competition timing.
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