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I would like to officially share that QueryAgent is moving to the next round of the subnet Ideathon.
We give thanks to God.
Now it is no longer just an idea, we get to build something special and share it with the Bittensor community.
What we’re building is a platform for automated and verified on-chain analytics.
1/ We’re bringing deAI to on-chain analytics, enabling users to ask questions in plain English and get back SQL + result + snapshot.
Yes, you no longer need to understand SQL to build dashboards. Think of it as Claude for analytics, but not just an assistant.
2/ Every response is reproducible because it comes with the exact query and dataset snapshot.
3/ You can schedule recurring questions for daily or weekly reports.
4/ You get instant charts, tables, and shareable reports generated from verified results.
And this is just a glimpse of what we’re building. There is still so much to do and a lot of work ahead.
The team includes @danielderedev, @_KaWisLeo, and @KarisOkey.
If you believe you can contribute to the success of this product and you share the same vision, please reach out to me.
We need your support now more than ever.
Bittensor Subnet Ideathon — Round I Results 🏆
After reviewing an incredible set of submissions, we’re excited to announce the teams moving forward to Round II (Testnet Phase). Both our Top 7 and Honorable Mention teams will advance to the next round.
Top 7 Teams (Ranked Alphabetically):
• C-SWON — Aditya Singh
• ChronoSeek — Connor Daly
• Defektr — Hiw3
• Mentiss_AI — Jeremy Wang
• OpenMind — Bello Iteoluwakisi
• Proven — Christopher H.G
• vividverse — @vividverseai
Honorable Mentions:
• BitDefense — A.G.
• DaVinci — Chris Romano
• Keyword Intelligence Subnet (KIS) — Ozan Andaç
• Moirai Subnet — @ai_moir
• Probity — Dicky Bayu Sadewo
• Query Agent — Daniel Derefaka
• sotarad-ai — Wade
• Talos Protocol — Christopher H.G
• TensorClock — Valeriy Lihachev
• Titan — JKohav
With over 150+ projects, the competition was fierce — and these teams stood out for their strong mechanism design and promising subnet ideas on @opentensor 👏
Angry Davee retweeted
Titan is an image-to-3D model we built on Bittensor. It is incredibly fast, reliable, and high quality.
Multiple AAA studios are already shipping production work with Titan via Atlas, our model orchestration layer.
With Titan, studios can generate high-quality 3D assets like weapons, helmets, and in-game items that fit directly into their existing pipelines.
That makes it well suited for UGC-powered games where players can generate new assets in real time.
This is the next era of gaming, and Titan is one of the best-suited models to power it.
Angry Davee retweeted
“Multiple AAA studios are already shipping production work with Titan via Atlas, our model orchestration layer.”
And Titan is an open-weight model developed with miners competing on Bittensor.
We’re seeing intelligence produced by subnets turn into real products and generate real revenue like never before.
Bittensor subnets are now generating over $50M in annualized external revenue.
At this rate, I’m sure Bittensor will become one of the highest revenue-generating crypto networks in no time.
Bittensor really is an open market for intelligence.
Titan is an image-to-3D model we built on Bittensor. It is incredibly fast, reliable, and high quality.
Multiple AAA studios are already shipping production work with Titan via Atlas, our model orchestration layer.
With Titan, studios can generate high-quality 3D assets like weapons, helmets, and in-game items that fit directly into their existing pipelines.
That makes it well suited for UGC-powered games where players can generate new assets in real time.
This is the next era of gaming, and Titan is one of the best-suited models to power it.
“Multiple AAA studios are already shipping production work with Titan via Atlas, our model orchestration layer.”
And Titan is an open-weight model developed with miners competing on Bittensor.
We’re seeing intelligence produced by subnets turn into real products and generate real revenue like never before.
Bittensor subnets are now generating over $50M in annualized external revenue.
At this rate, I’m sure Bittensor will become one of the highest revenue-generating crypto networks in no time.
Bittensor really is an open market for intelligence.
Titan is an image-to-3D model we built on Bittensor. It is incredibly fast, reliable, and high quality.
Multiple AAA studios are already shipping production work with Titan via Atlas, our model orchestration layer.
With Titan, studios can generate high-quality 3D assets like weapons, helmets, and in-game items that fit directly into their existing pipelines.
That makes it well suited for UGC-powered games where players can generate new assets in real time.
This is the next era of gaming, and Titan is one of the best-suited models to power it.
Angry Davee retweeted
The $GENOME → $NIOME migration is open.
The official portal is live, linked in this post, and the first 5% is now available. Your GENOME on Base converts into a locked NIOME conviction position on Subnet 55, verified before any GENOME is burned.
Across the full migration, as much as 1,500 to 2,000 TAO (over $500k) could lock into NIOME, convicted to the subnet instead of adding to sell pressure.
If your wallets are ready, open the portal, connect both, and migrate.
This post holds the only official link, and no one will ever ask for your seed phrase. Check the approval amount before you sign.
Migrate here: niome.genomes.io/swap
Angry Davee retweeted
We turned the Tesla flying car scene into a playable experience with 404.
Every 3D object in the scene was built with Three.js code, written by an AI coding agent pointed at the 404 game recipe.
The geometry is generated in code, while textures and skies are brought in through Atlas, allowing the entire experience to run directly in the browser.
With the 404 game generator, you can build anything from a vehicle or character to a city block, full environment, or playable game.
All you have to do is give your agent a simple prompt, point it to the repo, and start building.
Build yours here: github.com/404-Repo/404-game…
Angry Davee retweeted
Score ran their vision models on the GTA 6 gameplay trailer, and that was so cool.
Now, 404 recreated the Tesla Roadster “flying car” scene as a playable experience, and it’s just dope.
Every 3D object in the game was built with Three.js using the 404 game generator.
All the cool stuff is happening on Bittensor | $TAO
@elonmusk @opentensor
We turned the Tesla flying car scene into a playable experience with 404.
Every 3D object in the scene was built with Three.js code, written by an AI coding agent pointed at the 404 game recipe.
The geometry is generated in code, while textures and skies are brought in through Atlas, allowing the entire experience to run directly in the browser.
With the 404 game generator, you can build anything from a vehicle or character to a city block, full environment, or playable game.
All you have to do is give your agent a simple prompt, point it to the repo, and start building.
Build yours here: github.com/404-Repo/404-game…
Score ran their vision models on the GTA 6 gameplay trailer, and that was so cool.
Now, 404 recreated the Tesla Roadster “flying car” scene as a playable experience, and it’s just dope.
Every 3D object in the game was built with Three.js using the 404 game generator.
All the cool stuff is happening on Bittensor | $TAO
@elonmusk @opentensor
We turned the Tesla flying car scene into a playable experience with 404.
Every 3D object in the scene was built with Three.js code, written by an AI coding agent pointed at the 404 game recipe.
The geometry is generated in code, while textures and skies are brought in through Atlas, allowing the entire experience to run directly in the browser.
With the 404 game generator, you can build anything from a vehicle or character to a city block, full environment, or playable game.
All you have to do is give your agent a simple prompt, point it to the repo, and start building.
Build yours here: github.com/404-Repo/404-game…
Angry Davee retweeted
The migration is two days away, starting with the first 5%. Your GENOME on Base converts into a locked NIOME position on Bittensor Subnet 55. Here is everything you need to be ready, and to do it safely.
𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝘆𝗼𝘂'𝗹𝗹 𝗻𝗲𝗲𝗱
Two wallets, set up before the day:
• A Base wallet holding your GENOME (MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, Rabby, or another Base wallet).
• A Bittensor wallet to receive your NIOME on Subnet 55 (Polkadot.js, Talisman, SubWallet, or Nova).
• Your receiving Bittensor coldkey should not already hold a live Subnet 55 lock, so your delivery can be verified cleanly.
𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗺𝗶𝗴𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸𝘀:
When the portal opens, you connect both wallets, give consent, bind your Base address to your Bittensor coldkey, approve the exact amount, then deposit.
From there, your GENOME is escrowed in a non-upgradeable Base contract, your NIOME is delivered to the coldkey you proved you control, and delivery is verified before any GENOME is burned. If it does not complete, your GENOME is refundable.
𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗿𝗲𝗰𝗲𝗶𝘃𝗲:
A locked NIOME conviction position on Subnet 55. It is staked, not a liquid wallet balance, and the lock reduces over time.
𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗹𝗶𝗺𝗶𝘁𝘀:
• Up to 100,000 GENOME per Base address.
• One migration per address.
• A fixed snapshot conversion rate.
• Very small amounts may not be eligible, due to a Bittensor minimum.
The official migration link goes live on October 28, here on this account, so treat any link before then as fake. No one will ever ask for your seed phrase, because the migration never needs one. Before you sign, confirm the approval matches the exact amount you chose, and keep your transaction receipts until the dashboard confirms your migration is complete.
Get your two wallets ready now, and you will be set the moment the portal opens.
Angry Davee retweeted
A recent @Cointelegraph article explored how AI is cutting the time and cost of building playable games.
The BGA found that 32.8% of industry professionals were already using or experimenting with AI for game design and content creation in 2025.
Our founder Ben James was also quoted in the piece, highlighting that AI is making games easier to create, but simply being able to build one will no longer be enough.
The games that stand out will be the ones with original ideas, aesthetics, gameplay and experiences.
That is exactly what 404 is enabling, making it possible to turn a single prompt into a fully playable 3D web game.
Anyone can build a playable web game with 404.
Angry Davee retweeted
Last week in a nutshell:
teapawt.net/subnetsummertao/status…
Angry Davee retweeted
⚪️ "I think that we're going to create the most powerful artificial intelligence there is"
⚪️ "#Bittensor will be the foundation layer for all the ways we build companies in the world of artificial intelligence in the future" @const_reborn
⚪️ "If we're not really competing with OpenAI, with our stack that we're building in about 5 years, then I think we would have failed"
$TAO
Angry Davee retweeted
Gamma tokens are set to change how Bittensor’s subnets collaborate and convene. They push for a more connected space, building meaningful interdependence within the protocol.
They bear a striking resemblance to Émile Durkheim’s “organic solidarity” - where specialised parts of a community contribute distinct functions for each other.
It’s a celebration of how diverse and multi-faceted the ecosystem has grown.
Check out my breakdown here
kaijmorris.substack.com/p/bi…
Angry Davee retweeted
Insurance claims run on photos. So what happens when the photo is lying?
I built my #PerturbVideo submission around that question, using Angle 3: The claim that never happened
A real example was reported by The Guardian in May 2024. A van photo was taken from a tradesman's social media, edited to show a cracked bumper, and sent to UK insurer LV= with a fake invoice for more than £1,000. LV= had concerns and passed it to its fraud team. Allianz UK said claims involving app-edited images, videos and documents rose 300% between 2021-22 and 2022-23
My video then plays out a clearly labeled, made-up scenario where an automated claims model approves a doctored photo. A few tuned pixels that a person would never notice can leave a model wrong and still confident
The cost doesn't just vanish. Insurers cover the payout, and honest policyholders feel it in their premiums. The Coalition Against Insurance Fraud estimates US insurance fraud at $308.6 billion a year in its 2022 study, which is an industry figure and not something Perturb measured
Perturb @perturbaix flips the usual order and breaks the model first, before a fraudster gets the chance. On Bittensor Subnet 26, miners search for the smallest change that makes a model's answer flip. Validators confirm the flip is real and the change stays invisible, copied work gets no reward, and whoever finds the best attacks earns the most $TAO
For the team behind the model, that testing turns into a robustness score, a vulnerability heatmap, verified attack data to retrain on and an on-chain certificate of testing. Details live at perturbai.io
As of now, image-model testing is live and the network has been running since May 2026. Text, LLM and multimodal attacks are still on the roadmap, and November presales are a target rather than a done deal
Angry Davee retweeted
The future of AI security and adversarial testing is on Bittensor | $TAO
@perturbaix SN26 turns AI security into an open competition.
Miners constantly try to break models with adversarial inputs, while validators verify which attacks actually work.
There’s also a second track where miners fine-tune stronger models and compete on robustness.
So the subnet is not just finding weaknesses, it’s also helping build stronger defenses at the same time.
Check it out at perturbai.io
The future of AI security and adversarial testing is on Bittensor | $TAO
@perturbaix SN26 turns AI security into an open competition.
Miners constantly try to break models with adversarial inputs, while validators verify which attacks actually work.
There’s also a second track where miners fine-tune stronger models and compete on robustness.
So the subnet is not just finding weaknesses, it’s also helping build stronger defenses at the same time.
Check it out at perturbai.io
Angry Davee retweeted
I switched from the Bybit card to the @MEXC crypto card, and I decided to put it to the test with some grocery shopping.
What I discovered might make you reconsider which crypto card you use.
Big thanks to @cryptocardsone for putting me on!
#OneCryptoCardChallenge
@VinnieH83
Angry Davee retweeted
I've been off the grid for about 3 weeks now, no Twitter, no Discord, nothing.
I had someone handling my account and making posts for @Bitcast_network in the meantime.
But I'm back now and will be replying to all messages immediately.
Most importantly, can anyone give me a brief rundown of what I've missed on Bittensor over the last 3 weeks?
Angry Davee retweeted
anyone can build a website. getting people to find it is a different story.
i’ve been learning that knowing your traffic isn’t enough. an audit can give you a hundred things to fix, but it won’t always tell you what’s actually worth spending your time on.
that’s why i’m building Trafficmend.
it brings your traffic analytics, Google Search data and a crawl of 500+ pages into one place, then ranks the fixes based on the extra clicks they could bring you.
you can also see traffic coming from ChatGPT and other AI assistants, without cookies. Google connections are read-only.
the goal isn’t to promise overnight growth. it’s to help you stop guessing what to work on next.
the waitlist is open: trafficmend.fun
Angry Davee retweeted
We just killed cold outreach.
Introducing Leadpoet: the AI sales agent that finds buyers who need you now, writes personalized outreach, and follows up on LinkedIn and email.
Used by Dropbox, OnePatch (YC26), Muttdata.
Comment “Poet” for 100 free lead credits to find qualified buyers.
I've been off the grid for about 3 weeks now, no Twitter, no Discord, nothing.
I had someone handling my account and making posts for @Bitcast_network in the meantime.
But I'm back now and will be replying to all messages immediately.
Most importantly, can anyone give me a brief rundown of what I've missed on Bittensor over the last 3 weeks?