Taodaily's latest emission-share ranking puts SN51 (Lium) in the lead at 13.36%, and the numbers behind it are moving fast -- Lium's GPU rental spend hit $1.4M over 30 days, up 45% month over month. Elsewhere, SN10 miners are squeezing more inference out of the same hardware, and a subtensor PR has the dev community debating design options with no timeline in sight.
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SN51 (Lium) holds the top emission share at 13.36%, with SN64 (Chutes) at 9.09% and SN4 (Targon) at 6.74% rounding out the top three. Lium's growth is backed by hard numbers: $1.4M in GPU rental spend over the past 30 days, a 45% jump from the prior month. SN107 (Minos) picked up a non-financial highlight too, with two presentations lined up at the ASHG 2026 genomics conference in Montreal.
SN51 Lium: 13.36%
SN64 Chutes: 9.09%
SN4 Targon: 6.74%
SN120 Affine: 5.86%
SN53 Engy: 4.74%
SN107 Minos: 4.64%
SN44 Score: 4.62%
02 / DAILY
PR #3211 Still in Flux
A new pull request, #3211, landed on the subtensor GitHub repo. A community response made clear the underlying design isn't settled -- multiple proposals are still on the table and no timeline has been set for resolution.
03 / DAILY
SN10 Squeezes More Out of the Same Hardware
SN10 (Pareton) miners are now running inference up to 54% faster on identical GPUs. The gain comes from a Novelty Search mechanism that locks in each winning optimization as the new baseline, forcing continuous improvement rather than one-off gains.
04 / DAILY
Open Questions from the Floor
One community member pushed back on the pace of subnet development, calling it unattractive next to the broader crypto market and asking whether price discovery is even functioning -- with a direct question to the Opentensor Foundation on what's being done. Separately, another floated a tick-level crypto and prediction-market data subnet concept, with miners supplying data and validators checking accuracy, and asked what it currently costs to launch a subnet.
