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Targon, the GPU cloud operating on Bittensor’s Subnet 4, has opened a public revenue dashboard, giving users a live view of sales across its compute services. The launch comes as enterprise demand fills new GPU capacity within a day, often through year-long contracts, the Opentensor Foundation said.
The team presented the dashboard on Novelty Search, hosted by Bittensor co-founder Const. Targon already offers bare-metal servers, virtual machines, and AI-agent sandboxes, with additional cloud services planned.
The revenue dashboard showed $573,886 in combined platform revenue over the preceding 30 days when checked for this report on October 16. It groups revenue into VM, Contracts, BM, and Sandboxes categories, covering virtual machines, contracts, bare metal, and sandbox services.
The same page showed 15,736 total users, along with 249 new users and 1,532 new workloads over the last 30 days. These figures put customer activity alongside the sales total instead of limiting the public view to the subnet’s token market.
Platform revenue measures sales of Targon’s services, while Bittensor emissions reward network participation. Keeping those measures separate allows readers to follow commercial activity alongside the network statistics available through Targon Stats.
