It’s been a remarkable year for Bittensor, the broader crypto landscape, and for Coin Metrics. We joined the ecosystem just ahead of the launch of dTAO, and quickly found ourselves immersed in a rapidly evolving environment marked by an explosion of subnets, shifts in emission schedules and meaningful progress in project maturity across the network. During this time, we experimented and grew alongside the ecosystem: developing a new subnet objective, launching a dashboard, and proposing a new consumption model based on “Proof of Alpha” for accessing subnet outputs. While not every idea gained the traction we hoped for, each effort contributed valuable insights and helped shape our thinking about decentralized intelligence.
Today we’re sharing an update on our participation in the Bittensor ecosystem. For now, we’ll be stepping back from our more central role, closing a chapter that has been both exciting and deeply instructive. We’ve made the thoughtful decision to pass our subnet slot to a new project. More details to follow once the transition is finalized.
We’re grateful to Yuma for welcoming us into the Bittensor ecosystem, and contributing their expertise to help build a shared vision of market forecasting.
Finally, a huge thank you to the miners and TAO/Alpha holders who engaged with our subnet, contributed their time and expertise, and explored forecasting at a scale and cadence that simply wasn’t possible before Bittensor. We’re proud of what we built together and excited to see how the ecosystem continues to evolve.
