Bittensor's AI subnets pulled in an estimated $28 million to $35 million in annualized revenue from paying customers, network data presented at a September summit shows. But the subnet undercutting centralized AI providers on price, Chutes, is reportedly spending far more in token emissions than it collects from customers. Twenty-four Bittensor subnets now generate between $28 million and $35 million a year in revenue from actual paying customers, not just token emissions, according to network data presented at Bittensor's Exploit Summit on September 28. That's a real number from real usage, and it's the figure the OpenTensor Foundation's Const Steeves used to introduce Gamma tokens, a new internal currency meant to let subnets buy services from each other. It's also the first time Bittensor has had a clean, citable revenue figure to point to instead of a price chart. Compare that to 2024, when subnet operator revenue was close to zero. KuCoin's research desk put the growth at more than $32 million generated over roughly 18 months, with subnets like Score, which does computer vision, and RedTeam, which does cybersecurity, landing actual commercial contracts. RedTeam says it protects more than a billion weekly transactions for a Fortune 500 financial institution...

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