In plain words
AIs that don't just answer but act: write code, do research, complete a task from start to finish, like an autonomous assistant.
Like:


Claude Code, Devin, Cursor
How Bittensor works →
24h volume
$11.17
τ0.04940
Daily, 24 days
Supply
0.0%
0.00 כ
in circulation, out of 21M max
-
In circulation
0.00 כ · 0.0%
-
In the pool
55.6K כ · 0.3%
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Not emitted yet
20.9M כ · 99.7%
Locks
No lock on this subnet.
Daily emissions
Every day the protocol creates new tokens for each subnet and shares them out: 18% to the team (the owner), 41% to the miners who do the work and 41% to the validators who check it, with their stakers.
Emissions per day
$0
τ0 · 0.00 כ
Owner share (18%) / day
$0
τ0 · 0.00 כ
Last 30 days
$68.8K
τ252.99
Owner
Miners
Validators + stakers
Total
Tokens created each day for this subnet, valued in USD (alpha price × TAO/USD of the day). The chain gives the owner share; miners and validators split the rest evenly.
These are newly created tokens, not sales. A subnet's business revenue (selling its product) happens off-chain: it only shows up here when the team uses it to buy back its own token, see Burns.
Alpha locks
on-chain state 2 minutes ago
When a team locks its own tokens, it can't sell them: it's a sign of confidence in its project. Other holders can lock too, behind the team's key.
Type
—
Emission auto-lock disabled
Total on the owner hotkey
0.00 כ
∞ 0 · ↘ 0
Wallets locking
0
on the owner hotkey
No lock on this subnet.
How it's measured
Alpha locked via Lock / OwnerLock. A perpetual lock (∞) never unlocks; a decaying lock (↘) is released progressively (~130 days). An owner locking its own alpha signals confidence in the project.
Burns
Destroying tokens shrinks the circulating supply, like a company buying back its shares. They come from three sources: buybacks paid with revenue, manual burns and emissions never paid out.
No tokens destroyed since November 03, 2026.
No token buyback detected since November 02, 2026: these burns don't come from revenue put back into the project.
1 day excluded: the counter moved more than the subnet can burn (e.g. runtime migration rewriting it).
- Buyback & burn
- The team spends TAO to buy its token in the pool and destroys it right away. Usually funded by real revenue.
- Manual burns
- Someone, usually the team, destroys tokens it already holds (often its own emissions) instead of selling them.
- Emission burns
- Emissions that are never paid out: the owner routes the miners' share to a burn address. Less inflation, but also few miners actually paid.
How it's measured
On-chain events: AddStakeBurn (buyback & burn), alpha purchases (StakeAdded) and burns/recycles made by this subnet's declared treasury wallets.