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Bittensor Daily — September 8, 2026

SN15 Oro just landed a YC acceptance that crypto builders have chased for years: Y Combinator's Fall 2026 batch, with commentary calling it the first crypto company with a live, trading token ever admitted. Elsewhere, Chutes named a new CEO and tao.app cleared up a data outage that had frozen Alpha staked position tracking overnight.

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SN15 Oro lands in YC's Fall 2026 batch

SN15 (Oro) was accepted into Y Combinator's Fall 2026 batch, with the team's focus described as open-source models for agentic commerce. Commentary framed this as YC evaluating the Bittensor subnet model directly, treating the subnet structure as a structural advantage and the live token as accretive to the company rather than a liability. The acceptance was also noted as arriving after a difficult stretch for the founders, including a prior hacking incident affecting the team.

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Chutes names new CEO

Chutes announced a leadership change with a new CEO taking over. No further detail on the transition was shared.

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tao.app fixes Positions tab outage

Alpha staked position data on tao.app's Positions tab stopped updating starting the previous evening. A contributor traced the cause to a large chain-indexing change where not all ETL jobs were updated during rollover. The issue is now resolved, though cached data for some users could take up to an hour to clear.

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Debating subnet liquidity limits

A YumaGroup speaker is set to address the Exploit Summit conference on trade-offs between execution, price discovery, and liquidity depth in dTAO subnet markets. The talk's framing raises a question gaining traction in the ecosystem: whether a subnet pool can grow too liquid for its own good.

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