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SN61 (RedTeam) says it's working toward integrations with three top-10% Fortune 500 banking companies through partner Innerworks. Elsewhere, SN66 keeps paying TAO for decades-old math proofs, and the community is fighting over subnet registration integrity after a reported exit and a disputed emissions cut attributed to const_reborn.
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SN61 (RedTeam) is advancing toward integrations with three banking companies ranked in the top 10% of the Fortune 500. Miners on the subnet contribute to strengthening cybersecurity products for partner Innerworks. A Novelty Search segment showcased RedTeam's 'Immune System' feature, demonstrating AI agents performing security-related tasks. Opentensor and YumaGroup amplified the update.
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SN66 (Conjectures) offers TAO bounties for solving math problems that have gone unsolved for 30 to 80 years. Any model or method can be submitted to attempt a proof. Verification runs through a machine judge using a Lean kernel, not a human reviewer.
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A community member said the owner of one of roughly 35 recently registered subnets exited a position shortly after registration, calling it a rug. That claim fed into a broader debate over whether Bittensor should restrict who can register a subnet in the first place, with others arguing that any such restriction would undermine decentralization. In the same discussion, a community member said const_reborn had cut emissions to a subnet, citing it as an example of centralized intervention. The exchange did not resolve into an agreed account of which subnet was affected or the specifics of the emissions cut.
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