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SN35 went through deregistration this week, and the community is still asking whether the alpha/TAO tied to it is now stuck on-chain. Meanwhile a Telegram account once linked to SN58 (Handshake) was compromised and turned into a Microsoft Teams scam vector, RedTeam (SN61) posted real banking-sector traction, and the community reopened the long-running fight over how emissions should actually be earned.
01 / DAILY
SN35 underwent deregistration, and the topic came up twice in community discussion the same day. A community member asked whether chain state shows alpha/TAO now sitting in limbo as a result -- no resolution was reported.
02 / DAILY
A Telegram account formerly associated with SN58 (Handshake) was compromised and is being used to run a Microsoft Teams meeting-based scam. A community member flagged the account in Discord and tagged staff for visibility.
03 / DAILY
The community reopened the debate over whether tying emissions to market 'conviction' signals invites manipulation -- subnets could manufacture demand without producing corresponding network value. An alternative floated was linking emissions to on-chain verifiable buy-and-burn activity, similar to Lium's approach, which forces any emission boost to come from real spent revenue. Participants noted even that model needs a conviction-style safeguard to stop a subnet from pumping its token and dumping into the rally. One community member said governance proposals on emissions and decentralization aren't getting serious consideration.
04 / DAILY
SN61 (RedTeam) said it's working toward integrations with three banking companies ranked in the top 10% of the Fortune 500. The subnet also demoed an 'Immune System' feature where AI agents generate new attacks to stress-test Innerworks' cybersecurity products, covered in Novelty Search episode E087.
05 / DAILY
markjeffrey called out bitsecai, RedTeam (SN61), and yanez__ai as the notable cybersecurity entrants building in Bittensor right now. 404gen launched a game-jam for its 3D game generator, offering 10 TAO in prizes with winners announced at ExploitSummit. A community member shared a dashboard showing an inference run on Lium compute nodes, citing very low per-token costs.
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