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| 1h | 24h | 7d | 30d | 60d | 90d |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.25% | 2.55% | 4.92% | 57.35% | 35.61% | -- |
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數據源: CoinGecko
SN80 is the alpha token of Bittensor subnet 80, used for staking and emission allocation; miners earn emissions by model-ranking, evaluation fees are burned in TAO, and supply cap matches TAO.
Top 持有者
| 持倉地址 | Token | 持倉數量 | 佔比 | 價值 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0xa3b3...8ee1 |   SN80 | 5,354.46 | 0.22% | $15.36K |
| 0x2292...02d9 | SN80 | 4,421.4 | 0.18% | $12.68K |
| 0x4e79...5983 | SN80 | 2,884.88 | 0.12% | $8.27K |
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關於OpenRoboto
OpenRoboto is subnet 80 on Bittensor, a market for robot and embodied-AI training data and policies. Miners submit control policies or demonstration data collected on physical robots, validators score and rank them on a common benchmark, and emissions split 70/20/10 across top miners, the data track and subnet incentives; evaluation uses standardised task suites such as LIBERO-Pro, where the winning model scored 0.725 against a 0.605 baseline. It addresses the lack of comparable, continuously supplied robot data and models by turning collection, training and evaluation into a priced competition. The product has two parts: the competition, which produces policy rankings, and the Shift data platform, which pays emissions per accepted hour of collection and turns real-world grasping and navigation data into tradable supply.
Compared with lab-built datasets it widens sample sources through open competition; compared with general compute subnets it anchors on robot tasks and evaluation standards. Subnet 80 launched on mainnet on 29 July 2026, and by early September 85% of emissions flowed to the physical robot competition. Data quality depends on validator scoring, and hourly output of real robot data remains bounded by hardware and floor space.
Major developments: Subnet 80 went live on Bittensor mainnet on July 29 alongside the Shift data platform, and on September 17 it became the first subnet to issue a native alpha token on Base, priced near $8.20 with 1,909 holders by September 22.
Incentives: Emissions split 70/20/10 toward the top miners, and 85% were flowing to physical-robot competitions in early September. Shift adds a data track paying out emissions for accepted recording hours. The champion model scores 0.725 on LIBERO-Pro against a 0.605 baseline.
On July 29, 2026 OpenRoboto's Bittensor subnet 80 went live on mainnet and launched Shift, a data collection platform that pays operators for first-person workplace video captured on OR-S1 head-mounted stereo devices at USD 699, with subnet emissions allocated to accepted recording hours. Model competition starts from the π0.5 vision-language-action model: miners fine-tune it, publish weights to Hugging Face and are scored on randomised LIBERO-Pro tasks, where the current champion scores 0.725 against a 0.605 baseline across 107 submissions. On September 17 subnet 80 issued a native alpha token on Base via ForeverMoney and Chainlink CCIP.
The fourth quarter of 2026 at OpenRoboto targets more data-collection partners and outright dataset sales, a reproducible Benchmark v1, and eventual transfer of winning models into real factory workcells.
Cameron Wang — Founder & CEO; studied at the University of Chicago and has founded startups since 2017; launched Bittensor subnet 80 in 2026 to train robot models on crowdsourced video data.