Bittensor Toolkit →Find the right tool for your question.

SHIZZY UNCHAINED · BITTENSOR TOOLKIT

A better question. A clearer view.

Ten tools for understanding TAO, checking subnet changes and keeping up with the projects you follow. Choose the question you want to answer.

Put price moves in context

Start with the question, then inspect the underlying observations.

How has TAO performed month by month?

TAO Returns →

Scan the monthly return calendar and year totals.

MEXC TAO/USDT candles. The current month is unfinished.

What did holding for 3, 6 or 12 months return?

Holding Returns →

Compare completed historical windows and inspect their starting and ending prices.

Overlapping price-only samples, excluding incomplete windows. No staking rewards.

What happened in the same calendar month before?

Seasonality →

Compare averages, medians and positive-month counts, with year filters.

A short observed history, not the probability of a future gain.

How much of a rebound would recover a decline?

Recovery Math →

Enter two prices to calculate the recovery hurdle.

Arithmetic using your inputs. No forecast, recovery date or live quote.

Check what changed on chain

Keep allocation rules, actual burns and investment performance separate.

Which subnet allocation splits changed?

eTAO Changes →

Review recorded five-slot allocation changes and their event evidence.

Read each archive's finalized cutoff and coverage notes. Allocations are not APY.

Which reviewed subnets match an allocation range?

Split Finder →

Filter the reviewed allocation snapshot by slot, percentage and subnet name.

A dated snapshot, not a live emission-share or quality ranking.

How do two subnets divide their allocations?

Split Compare →

Compare their reviewed five-slot vectors side by side.

Compare the same allocation slots. These are not token-price returns.

Which qualifying token burns were verified?

Transaction Burns →

Inspect recorded burn transactions, amounts and coverage.

At least 100 native tokens per individual event. Fees and recycling are excluded.

Follow the projects you care about

Come back to the evidence without starting your research from scratch.

How can I keep my subnet research in one place?

Watchlist →

Save subnet slots in this browser and return to their news and market links.

Stored locally on this browser. No wallet connection or cross-device sync.

Have we covered this project or development before?

News Search →

Search the published news archive and follow the dated coverage.

Searches our published archive, not all of X or the wider web.

Keep researching

Pair the tools with sourced daily coverage and conversations with the builders.

Read the daily news →Watch builder interviews →Explore subnet sectors →

Each tool explains its data source, calculation and limitations. Check the timestamp on the tool you use. Missing data is not zero, and historical results are not a promise of future returns.