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SUBTENSOR RUNTIME · v483

Subtensor v483 tightens EVM precompile input handling and transaction validation for Proxy and batched calls

Runtime 483 is a small hardening release. It updates how the EVM precompiles handle the input they receive, and how the chain validates transactions made through Proxy and batch (utility) calls. No staking, Emission or network parameters change, and holders do not need to do anything.

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Security

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Medium impact TAO holders / StakersValidators / Miners

Stricter checks for EVM precompile input and Proxy / batched transactions

This release updates how the chain's EVM precompiles (the built-in contracts that let EVM users stake and interact with Bittensor) handle the input they receive. It also updates transaction validation for calls submitted through a Proxy or bundled together in a batch. These changes harden existing behavior. They do not add new features or change any parameters.

Source #3280

Other changes

Website and deployment tooling now run on Node 24 instead of Node 20, which has reached end of life. This does not change the runtime.

Pull requests in this release

2 PRs

  • #3274 ↗ Merged Listed under other changes

    node-24: move website and deploy jobs to Node 24

    This updates Bittensor's website and deployment CI workflows to run on Node 24 instead of the end-of-life Node 20, which affects developers and maintainers of the Bittensor website and deploy tooling with no impact on runtime behavior.

  • #3280 ↗ Merged

    release-483

    Runtime 483 updates how EVM precompiles handle input and how proxy and utility call transactions are validated, with added documentation and regression tests, affecting developers and users interacting with EVM precompiles and proxy/utility extrinsics on the network.

AI-generated summary of the release code. Check the linked pull requests for authoritative details. Report generated Oct 26, 2026.

v483