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📣If you want to get into #dTAO, into subnets, then just buy these and hold. Thats it!
#SN53 engy / @engyai 0.030768 τ
#SN44 Score / @webuildscore 0.034939 τ
#SN28 SayGM / @say_gm_ 0.022095 τ
#SN93 Bitcast / @Bitcast_network 0.020197 τ
#SN61 Red Team / @_redteam_ 0.011091 τ
📣 5 revenue subnets, 5 horses to bet on bittensor:native
📣 Keep it simple like that, thats it! Bookmark and look in a year!
If I had to place my bets on which Bittensor $TAO subnets can break out of the crypto bubble and go mainstream:
- SN53 engy / @engyai
- SN44 Score / @webuildscore
- SN28 SayGM / @say_gm_
- SN93 Bitcast / @Bitcast_network
- SN80 OpenRoboto / @openroboto
And my subnet portfolio reflects this thesis 💼
remember who was selling you the dream...
why isn’t the team making all the relevant information public to protect its holders?
#sn61
at this point, #SN61 is looking like pure hype.
“multibillion-dollar partnerships”
no names. no numbers. no way to verify it.
then you look at the economics:
2 TAO/day buybacks.
that’s the part people should be paying attention to.
if you really want exposure to the redteam, why not look at the equity in innerworks instead? lol
because buying a token based on promises while the fundamentals stay this vague isn’t an investment thesis.
it’s hope.
at this point, #SN61 is looking like pure hype.
“multibillion-dollar partnerships”
no names. no numbers. no way to verify it.
then you look at the economics:
2 TAO/day buybacks.
that’s the part people should be paying attention to.
if you really want exposure to the redteam, why not look at the equity in innerworks instead? lol
because buying a token based on promises while the fundamentals stay this vague isn’t an investment thesis.
it’s hope.
I’d honestly respect #SN61 more if they just said nothing.
build the product.
get customers.
show the numbers when you can.
instead of:
“we’re working with multibillion-dollar companies.”
“which ones?”
“can’t say.”
come on 😂
only in crypto can a company basically say “we have huge customers, trust us” and expect applause.
and then you look at the buybacks: 2 TAO/day.
the gap between the marketing and the economics is hilarious 😂
#SN61 holders have been waiting for years.
we keep hearing about “billion-dollar companies” but somehow we still can’t know who they are.
now 2,167t gets dumped.
so ask yourself:
value creation or value extraction?
we’ve seen this movie before.
emissions flow, insiders get paid, holders keep waiting for the promises
SN61 has never created meaningful value for holders.
and somehow everyone still believes this time will be different.
maybe.
but prove it.
#SN61 holders have been waiting for years.
we keep hearing about “billion-dollar companies” but somehow we still can’t know who they are.
now 2,167t gets dumped.
so ask yourself:
value creation or value extraction?
we’ve seen this movie before.
emissions flow, insiders get paid, holders keep waiting for the promises
SN61 has never created meaningful value for holders.
and somehow everyone still believes this time will be different.
maybe.
but prove it.
If $CRWD can trade at a $243B MC just imagine the upside potential for these cybersecurity subnets on $TAO:
1) @_redteam_ #SN61
2) @bitsecai #SN60
3) @yanez__ai #SN54
#SN61 is turning Bittensor miners into a 24/7 swarm of ethical hackers:
Bot detection went from 74.3% → 99.5% in 11 months, with live enterprise pilots now including Fortune 500 banks.
RedTeam’s edge: continuous novelty attacks, automated defense generation and revenue funded alpha buybacks.
When customers don’t need to understand $TAO to get world class protection, that’s when subnets go from experiments to infrastructure.
Bullish on @_redteam_ as the “cyber immune system” layer for Bittensor.
Every now and then, a $TAO subnet really gets me excited. A few months ago, it was @theminos_ai . Now I’m getting that same feeling about @_redteam_ (SN61).
I’ve known about SN61 for a while, but Thursday’s Novelty Search made me pay much closer attention to what they’re building. I think the next few months could be very exciting for them.
There are several subnets working in cybersecurity, but @_redteam_ approach stands out to me. What impressed me wasn’t just the technology. This team knows how to sell, and that matters more than people sometimes acknowledge. To me, they’re rock stars.
My thesis is straightforward reward ethical hackers for finding weaknesses, use AI to test attacks and improve defenses, then sell that protection to enterprises.
The potential edge is continuous improvement fresh attack ideas, faster testing and stronger defenses as threats evolve. Customers don’t need to understand Bittensor they need protection that works.
For alpha holders, the investment thesis becomes much stronger when growing enterprise revenue translates into sustained, transparent buybacks.
RedTeam is working toward integrations with three banking companies in the top 10% of the Fortune 500.
On the latest Novelty Search, @_redteam_ explains how #SN61 miners strengthen Innerworks’ cybersecurity products.
They also demo their Immune System, where AI agents created three new attacks from a miner’s submission and wrote the code to stop all three.
Hosted by @const_reborn
Full episode in the first comment
Very impressed with @_redteam_ on NS today. The discussion led by @oscar_hayek was highly informative and would not be surprised if #SN61 makes it into a top 5 bittensor:native subnet.
Novelty Search :: Subnet 61 :: @_redteam_
RedTeam turns Bittensor miners into a 24/7 network of ethical hackers.
We’ll discuss how SN61 uses that competition to stay ahead of evolving bot attacks, its five new enterprise pilots, and what comes next with RedTeam’s upcoming Immune System.
Live on Thursday :: 9PM UTC :: on X + YouTube
Hosted by @const_reborn
Cyber is having a moment
Across 21 major software companies, including Apple, AWS, Microsoft, and Google:
- Reported critical vulnerabilities never cleared 100 per month in four years
- Since spring they've jumped to over 600 per month
Charts of the Week: https://t.co/4dgNGwG5Nx
#Bittensor + #RedTeam #SN61 = pure symbiotic fire 🔥
Network gets elite adversarial defense, RedTeam gets the ultimate decentralized playground.
This is how the immune system of Web3 gets built! 🚀🛡️
Follow @_redteam_ for updates on the subnet.
Explore RedTeam:
> GitHub: https://t.co/aN6w4XCIWV
> Docs: https://t.co/0e2wIaOiWb
> Innerworks: https://t.co/zyLNU0EXIk
Geolocation Intelligence: resolving where a user actually is, even behind a VPN or residential proxy.
Live across every Innerworks client today: compliance for regulated finance, and detection of sanctioned actors. Used alongside lead investigators on the $1.5bn Bybit incident.
Real intelligence shipping out of SN61.
We have now passed eleven weeks of token buy-back. #SN61 outputs now serve over 125 million DAU across our client base, through https://t.co/q2V2iozyS7.
We actively seeing a changing of the guard within cybersecurity.
https://t.co/bVGvr2Lv2S is the first of many we can publicly name.
150 TAO routed into emissions to date, and growing.
#SN61 RedTeam: What It Does and Why It Matters 🧵
@_redteam_ is a competitive coding arena for cybersecurity. Miners submit scripts that solve real security problems. Detecting bot frameworks, fingerprinting devices, mimicking human behaviour to test detection systems. The best code wins emissions, and the output feeds directly into production security products that are already deployed at scale.
$TAO
$TAO SN | FOCUS #1
I want to take a moment to really focus on what I see as the most undervalued play in #Bittensor: #SN61 @_redteam_ by Innerworks.
This has a tiny $4M MC right now, but the rails are real—miners crank out code for bot detection and fingerprint spoofing, feeding straight into Innerworks' SaaS.
Big deal with @1inch already live, hardening DeFi against threats, and 10% of revenue funneled back into Alpha buybacks!
Now if we stack it against centralized shops:
👉Forta (~$80M MC) spots threats in real-time but misses the miner-powered evolution.
👉Certik (~$150M) does static audits
Heres what RedTeam's setup is doing better: miners simulate attacks, subnet patches defenses nails 92% efficacy on sneaky bots, outpacing them by decentralizing the R&D grind.
My grounded conservative view on what will happen:
Short-term (6-12 months): Emissions bump to 1% + those buybacks = easy 5-10x to $20-40M, like SN73 hitting $50M on growth vibes.
Medium haul (1-3 years): Snag 1-2% of DeFi security pie ($100-200M rev equiv via emissions/SaaS) = 25-75x to $100-300M.
#Bittensor #DeFiSecurity #tao #redteam
https://t.co/3WUpLVZ35i
#Subnet #SN61 (@_redteam_ ) in #Bittensor $TAO
0) Executive summary
#RedTeam (SN61) is positioned as a decentralized adversarial R&D engine for modern bot / automation / agentic-attack detection, with a commercial wrapper company Innerworks aiming to deploy that research into production security products.
1) What SN61 is
1.1 Mission and product thesis
SN61/RedTeam frames itself around a new cybersecurity paradigm: AI agents geuensive iteration cycles. Innerworks positions its platform as “invisible intelligence” for device, bot, and geo-detection for fraud, compliance, and payment protection. (#Innerworks)
A key macro tailwind for this narrative: automated/bot traffic and AI-driven automation is rising across the web ecosystem (and defenders increasingly need adaptive controls). (@WIRED )
1.2 The Innerworks ↔ RedTeam relationship
Innerworks: commercial entity selling/packaging the defense stack (device intelligence, bot detection, geolocation).
RedTeam (SN61): decentralized R&D / adversarial engine meant to continuously discover new evasions and detection approaches, feeding improvements into production.
The value bridge from Innerworks → SN61 token holders/miners is not inherently guaranteed by protocol. Any “value back to subnet” mechanisms must be evidenced either:
+ On-chain (observable buybacks/injections), or
+ Contractual (legal commitments), or
+ Governance-enforced (protocol-level rules).
2) Verifiable traction signals
2.1 Partnership: @1inch × Innerworks
#1inch published an official post describing a partnership integrating Innerworks’ “Synthetic Threat Intelligence” approach, emphasizing ethical hacking + behavioral AI + decentralized learning to counter advanced fraud/bot attacks.
This matters because it is:
+ a named counterparty,
+ in a high-adversary environment (#DeFi),
+ and is public enough to reference in institutional materials.
2.2 Company financing: Innerworks seed round
Multiple outlets reported Innerworks raising a seed/pre-seed round (figures vary by outlet). EU-Startups reports €3.7M led by @AlbionVC with participation from several crypto/venture entities; @businesscloud reports £3M seed led by #AlbionVC. (EU-Startups)
This is a positive signal for runway and go-to-market capacity.
It is not direct proof that SN61 token value accrues to #investors; rather it’s a corporate health signal.
3) Technology and subnet operations
3.1 Shipping cadence / architecture
Official RedTeam documentation shows ongoing releases at least through v4.1.0 (Feb 14, 2026) and earlier v4.0.0 notes, indicating an active engineering cycle and architectural iteration. (@github )
3.2 Challenge framework (economic relevance)
RedTeam’s approach resembles:
+ continuous adversarial challenge design,
+ miners submit detection/attack solutions,
+ validators score and reward via Bittensor’s consensus/emissions.
Institutionally, the key question is:
+ does it generate defensible detection artifacts,
+ does it improve production outcomes (fraud loss reduction / bot mitigation),
+ and does it translate to paying deployments.
4) Fundamental thesis: what could make SN61 worth owning?
4.1 Why the problem is real
Automation and AI-driven bot activity is intensifying across the internet (#scraping, #fraud, #DDoS, account farms, etc.). Defenders increasingly need adaptive systems that respond quickly. (#WIRED)
4.2 What’s differentiated (if it works)
Differentiator claim: decentralized adversarial mining as a continuous red-team engine feeding a production defense stack.
If SN61 can:
+ continuously generate novel evasions and robust detection techniques,
+ and if Innerworks can rapidly ship these into products customers pay for,
then SN61 becomes an “economic flywheel”:
+ Threats → miner innovations → better product → more customers → more budget → more on-chain support.
5) Competitive landscape
SN61/Innerworks sits in a crowded space spanning:
+ bot management / anti-automation,
+ device fingerprinting,
+ fraud detection / account takeover defenses,
+ and Web3 transaction/security tooling (adjacent).
Institutional questions to ask the Team (diligence):
+ Detection performance: precision/recall vs incumbents under modern agentic browsing frameworks.
+ Integration friction: SDK lines-of-code, latency overhead, false positives.
+ Privacy & compliance: how “true geolocation” is obtained; consent posture; jurisdictional constraints.
+ Data moat: does decentralized mining generate unique datasets or just commoditize into public knowledge?
6) Key risks
6.1 Value accrual risk (core)
SN61 alpha holders do not automatically receive Innerworks revenue. Unless Innerworks buybacks/injections are:
+ consistent,
+ material relative to protocol emissions,
+ and observable,
6.2 Verification risk on major enterprise traction
The 100M+ DAU messaging platform claim is not yet independently verifiable in the captured public sources.
6.3 Security / adversarial contribution risk
A red-team subnet must prove it can safely sandbox malicious submissions and prevent leakage into harmful real-world exploitation. Any compromise here would be existential reputational risk.
6.4 Regulatory risk
Device intelligence + geolocation + fingerprinting sits in a sensitive compliance zone. Any misstep could constrain adoption or trigger enforcement, especially in strict jurisdictions.
7) Institutional diligence checklist (for the Team to deliver)
A) Commercial proof (Innerworks)
+ Named customers + references + renewal behavior.
+ Pricing model, ARR/MRR ranges, churn, gross margin.
+ Case studies with before/after fraud metrics (auditable).
+ Security/compliance posture for fingerprinting & geolocation.
B) On-chain value bridge (SN61)
+ Observable buybacks/injections on-chain (timestamps, tx hashes, schedule).
+ Clear policy: how much, how often, triggered by what milestones.
+ Governance: who controls subnet owner keys and any treasury actions.
C) Technical defensibility
+ Reproducible evaluation of challenge quality (anti-overfitting).
+ Evidence that miner outputs are novel and generalize (not just “challenge gaming”).
+ Audit of sandboxing/isolation architecture.
8) Bottom line
SN61 is one of the more compelling “real-world security” narratives inside Bittensor subnets because it ties the subnet concept to a concrete, adversarial, high-value problem: bot/fraud/automation defense in an AI-agent world. The 1inch partnership and Innerworks funding are tangible positives.
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