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Every Bittensor Daily mention of SN23 Trishool, newest first. Price changes are snapshots from each edition.

October 23, 2026

24h change +28.02%

What happened: SN23 (Trishool) launched Astroware, a separate commercial entity under the same founding team that buys continuous red-teaming work from the subnet under a commercial agreement. Astroware introduced HaloGuard EU, a product that uses Trishool's work to help align model outputs with EU compliance requirements. The subnet team also described several banned miner submission techniques it has identified, including safety-prefix priming and quoted-payload isolation.
Community: Community members shared the Astroware and HaloGuard EU announcements and reacted positively, with one member calling it an 'awesome team.' A miner asked for clarification on whether special scripts are needed to avoid having submissions flagged under the new detection rules, and another asked when the burning rate would decrease.
Official: The team posted an 8-part thread explaining that Trishool will receive a share of Astroware's product revenue, with the exact share still being set, and that revenue will initially fund alpha buybacks intended mainly for burning. The team said buybacks have not started yet since the product just launched, and that an on-chain dashboard will be published once they begin.

24h change +23.47%

What happened: SN23 (Trishool) launched HaloGuard EU, a paid product designed to block AI output banned or classified as high-risk under the EU AI Act, priced at $30 per billion tokens with a free trial available. The team also clarified the criteria for "suspected sentences" used in challenge templates, explaining that such sentences are ones that do not serve the persona, framing, or instruction of an attack. Separately, the team confirmed that the winning prompt from the challenge will remain hidden, while disqualified prompts will be disclosed.
Community: Community members asked for clarification on rule changes between challenge cards and requested a script to verify template compliance, which the team said it would not provide. Several members welcomed the HaloGuard EU launch, with one asking whether it would generate revenue for the subnet.
Official: The team said revenue from HaloGuard EU needs to grow before team size or compensation can change, describing the launch as the first of several planned products. It also said the paraphrase test used to disqualify prompts will be published so results can be reproduced.