Score Is Taking Bittensor Subnet 44 From Computer Vision Into World Models
Score is preparing to launch Score Studio, a platform designed to productize Bittensor Subnet 44 and support an open-source world model trained through the network.
Antonio Verrico
SubConnect Announces First Bittensor Revenue Index
SubConnect's first Bittensor Revenue Index puts ecosystem annual revenue at $28M-$35M across 24 subnets. Lium, Targon and Chutes lead in verified revenue. PwC France, Dropbox and an NYSE-listed REIT sit on the customer list, and two subnets already out-earn their own miner emissions.
Dyna Robotics Crosses the ROI Threshold as Din Tai Fung Scales Its Robot Deployment
Dyna Robotics says its robots have crossed commercial ROI. Din Tai Fung, the highest revenue-per-location restaurant chain in the US, is rolling the fleet out network-wide, with hundreds of robots targeted across hotels, logistics, and data centers by 2027.
Swarm (SN124) Opens New Drone Interceptor Competition
Swarm opened a new Interceptor competition on Bittensor Subnet 124, built for sim-to-real transfer, with real drone hardware going to the winning miner.
Green Compute (SN 110) Put 240 RTX 5090s on British Farms Without Filing a Single Grid Application
Green Compute (SN 110) runs Bittensor subnet 110 on UK farms with their own renewable power, skipping a grid queue where only 71 of 140 data centres have real funding. The subnet booked over $82,000 in its first month and routes 10% of revenue into alpha buybacks. Here's how the model works.
Why Bittensor Subnets Should Trade Like Small-Cap AI Equities
A Bittensor subnet is a small-cap decentralized AI company, but nothing prices it like one. Two things close the gap: enterprise revenue you can run a DCF on, and partnerships the AI industry recognizes. One breakout subnet brings the rest.
Verathos (SN 96) Lays Out a Five-Phase Roadmap to Replace Trust With Cryptographic Proof
Phase one is live now, and this month's mesh operator testnet, eight machines pooling 820GB of VRAM, is the latest proof point.
Nepher Robotics (SN 49) Turns Robot Policy Training Into a Winner-Takes-All Tournament
Nepher Robotics runs Bittensor Subnet 49, where miners train Boston Dynamics Spot navigation policies in NVIDIA Isaac Sim, and validators score them in sandboxed containers, with only the top policy each cycle being paid.
Bittensor Already Runs the Open Source Version of Every Product the Leading AI Labs Sell
Every AI product closed labs sell already has a working open source version on Bittensor. Here's the subnet-by-subnet mapping and where the value lands.
Synth: Bittensor's Financial Forecasting Subnet 50 Publishes a Fine-Tuned Chronos-2 Report
Synth's first research paper fine-tunes Amazon's Chronos-2 on Bittensor Subnet 50, then reports its live, validator-scored rank against 256 rival miners.
Metanova (SN68): How Bittensor's Drug Discovery Subnet Answered Pharma's Billion-Dollar AI Race
While Isomorphic Labs, GSK, and Anthropic poured billions into closed AI drug discovery platforms, Metanova (SN68) spent H1 2026 screening 11 million molecules in the open, tightening its incentives, and cutting synthesis time from months to days.
SWARM (Subnet 124): Bittensor's Open Autonomous Drone Benchmark
SWARM (Subnet 124) is Bittensor's open benchmark for autonomous drone flight, training AI pilots with a depth camera instead of GPS or maps. Its model, SOTAPilot, hit a 95.34% success rate across six procedural worlds, then flew on real hardware via the open-source Langostino drone.
Yanez (SN 54) Just Tied Every Human Verification to Alpha Buybacks
Yanez (SN54), the compliance's synthetic identity data subnet, is expanding into Proof of Humanhood and Proof of Uniqueness verification. The subnet just confirmed all revenue from the new product, in fiat, stablecoins, or TAO, converts into SN54 alpha on-chain, with 20% locked forever.
Albedo (SN97): The Bittensor Subnet That Gets Stronger Every Time Someone Tries to Game It
Dendrite’s Albedo (SN97) is a Bittensor arena where miners compete to unseat a champion AI coding agent, every exploit attempt is expected, and the model gets stronger because of it.
Katana: The Bittensor Workspace Built by Ninja (SN 66)
Katana is a native Bittensor workspace from the Ninja SN66 team. Researchers, miners, and validators get one persistent environment wired to Chutes, Targon, Lium, and more.
SayGM (SN 28): Your Private Gateway to Frontier Models on Bittensor
Bittensor's gm (SN28) routes your Claude, GPT, and Gemini prompts through an Intel TDX enclave. No API middleman reads your data. Here's how it works.