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Every Bittensor Daily mention of SN58 Attune, newest first. Price changes are snapshots from each edition.

November 2, 2026

24h change −6.43%

What happened: Miners on SN58 (Attune) alleged that the current champion model, langst-22vu/attune-vector-g11, has weights nearly identical to another submission, freemorec/attune-gk7, differing by only one line. The team acknowledged the concern but said SN58 has no automated anti-copy system in place yet. Separately, Robotensor SN58 locked 69% of owner emissions, published Vector Level 2 results, and opened the Vector Level 3 competition.
Community: Miners debated possible fixes, including encrypting commitments so submissions cannot be downloaded and rejecting exact duplicates, but disagreed on whether manual bans would introduce unfair team discretion. Some miners asked the team to stop emissions to the model in question and questioned why earlier spam models were not flagged when they held the champion position.
Official: The team said it understands the concerns about model copying and spam submissions and will discuss possible solutions internally for a future update, while its dev team currently focuses on other subnet features. Robotensor also announced via X that 69% of owner emissions are locked, published Vector Level 2 results, and opened Vector Level 3 for miners.

24h change −4.60%

What happened: SN58 (Attune) reported that its Level 2 robotics duel difficulty closed at 92.5% accuracy, up from 5.4% on its first night, with 125 duels, 9 new kings and more than 58,000 attempts recorded. The team restarted the validator and moved all submissions to a new Level 3 difficulty, which introduces new object models, category swaps, size and color variation, and changes to position, arms, lighting and walls. Before the launch, miners had also discussed lowering the win margin threshold from its 2-2.5 range to allow new entrants to compete.
Community: Miners were divided on lowering the win margin: some argued it would let new participants compete, while others said it would favor low-effort submissions over trained models and disadvantage miners who had invested in training. Separately, miners raised concerns about evaluation speed, citing wait times of up to 14.5 hours per submission, and about emissions being low relative to estimated training costs of $1000 or more per model.
Official: The team announced a pause on new submissions ahead of a major update, then confirmed that Level 3 was live and that all submitted models would be evaluated under the new difficulty going forward.

24h change +18.60%

What happened: SN58 (Attune) miners reported that spam model submissions were gaming the subnet's low scoring threshold, with several spam models reaching top ranking positions above legitimately trained models. The team acknowledged the issue in the subnet channel and said it is working on improvements tied to an upcoming "level 3" update. Separately, a community member proposed an escalating per-submission fee mechanism, modeled on SN49 (Tensorplex?)'s approach, to deter further spam.
Community: Miners expressed frustration that spam models were outranking trained submissions, calling the situation unfair to legitimate miners, while some reacted with dark humor about the 2.9 scoring threshold. A proposal to add a registration fee alongside an escalating submission fee drew pushback from miners who said the current registration fee is already high relative to low emissions.
Official: The team acknowledged the spam reports, asked miners for patience, and said it is working on scarce resources ahead of a planned "level 3" update.

24h change +7.46%

What happened: A community member reported a bug in the SN58 (Attune) simulator where an object disappeared mid-duel after the gripper released it. The team reviewed the replay and attributed the issue to a rare glitch in the SAPIEN physics simulator, where excessive contact force on release can cause objects to disappear or pass through the table. The team said this does not affect scoring fairness since all models run under the same simulator conditions. Separately, Robotensor opened its Playground to the public, letting users watch live robot task simulations with customizable scenes and camera angles.
Community: Miners discussed whether the current top-scoring 'king' model had benefited from the simulator glitch, with one calling it lucky, and debated whether models should be re-evaluated given score deltas as small as 2.9. A miner also asked whether merging or adding noise to leading models, instead of training new ones, was the intended competitive approach on the subnet.
Official: The team confirmed the disappearing-object issue stems from a rare SAPIEN physics glitch rather than a scoring bug, said no action is needed from miners for now, and asked for duel links and scene IDs to investigate further cases. Robotensor's official X account announced the public launch of the Playground.

24h change +3.78%

What happened: A validator code bug on SN58 (Attune) caused a vacated king's throne to crown the next submission as a genesis model instead of triggering a duel against the previous champion. The team confirmed the issue, clarified that the vacated champion's position and the four-champion history remain intact, and that a reinstated king would not trigger a retroactive duel. Separately, the team addressed questions about the registration fee, which is set high to discourage spam and near-copy submissions, and outlined plans for an upcoming Horizon competition alongside a continuous, progressively harder Vector competition.
Community: Several miners reported the throne bug and debated whether affected submissions should be penalized, with some calling for blocking coldkeys while others argued it was an unintentional code issue rather than deliberate exploitation. Community members also questioned the high registration fee relative to emissions and asked for clarity on the Horizon launch timing and Vector's difficulty progression.
Official: The team confirmed the validator bug, said a fix was forthcoming, and clarified that champion history and vacated-position rewards are unaffected. It also explained the registration fee's purpose, said Horizon would launch in the coming weeks, and stated Vector difficulty will increase progressively with advance notice, including a coming Level 2.