01/10
| SN | Subnet | Price | Change |
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| SN | Subnet | Price | Change |
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A 30-day commit leaderboard puts SN25 (UR) ahead of the rest of the subnet pack, with Carbon and Leadpoet close behind. ForgeLending is separately bringing Alpha collateral to mainnet, building on the existing wstAlpha wrapper stack. Also this edition: a new SN91 inference API, two subnets on the Exploit conference stage, and a wallet migration that's left some users needing old seed phrases to recover funds.
01 / QUICK HIT
A 30-day code-contribution ranking across subnets put SN25 (UR) in first place with 21,511 units of activity, well ahead of the field. SN116 (Carbon) and SN71 (Leadpoet) took second and third, with SN118 (Ditto), SN120 (Affine), SN105 (Beam) and SN78 (Umi) rounding out the list.
02 / DAILY
ForgeLending announced a partnership to bring Alpha collateral onto mainnet. The integration builds on the existing wstAlpha wrapper infrastructure, which the announcement describes as audited and already trusted across the ecosystem.
03 / DAILY
SN116 (Carbon Physics AI) featured in a podcast episode covering its physics-emulation mission, market size, and competitive landscape following its appearance at the Exploit conference. A separate presentation covered VidAIo, an AI video compression approach claimed to produce files half the size of standard AWS compression, with the pitch centered on cutting large-scale streaming costs. Both projects were presented as running on Bittensor infrastructure.
04 / DAILY
The SN91 (Cascade) team introduced Ephemeris, an inference API layer for time series foundation models. The team says the service combines multiple time series models into a mixture that outperforms any single model on its own.
05 / DAILY
A community member reported being unable to send or receive funds from the previously used Opentensor-branded wallet. Others clarified the wallet was transferred to Tensora and now operates as the tao.com wallet. Anyone still holding funds under the old wallet will need their original seed phrase to recover them.
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