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Every Bittensor Daily mention of SN80 OpenRoboto, newest first. Price changes are snapshots from each edition.

November 2, 2026

24h change +2.52%

What happened: SN80 (OpenRoboto)'s evaluation pipeline stopped working for several hours; the team said an eval machine issue was the cause and restored it after migration work. Separately, a community member traced on-chain funding links among wallets connected to top-earning miner UIDs 84 and 99 and the subnet owner, prompting an extended exchange with the team about whether those accounts were team-linked. The team confirmed UID 99 is a baseline entry funded by an engineer's wallet and said the real-robot track is paused due to cost. The team also said it is designing a mechanism to pay miners extra USDC from data sales for holding tokens instead of selling, targeted before the end of November.
Community: One community member flagged that a small number of UIDs earned the large majority of miner emission while absent from the sim leaderboard and asked which track they were winning. Another member pressed the team with specific wallet addresses and block numbers over several messages, seeking clarity on whether team-connected wallets were involved in prize-season miners.
Official: The team said the eval machine had issues and was being migrated, then confirmed the eval was restored. The team clarified that UID 99 is a baseline key funded by an engineer, said it did not enter the S2 round, and said the real-robot track is paused due to maintenance cost; it also said a USDC-for-holding payout mechanism is in design and should launch before the end of November.

24h change −8.25%

What happened: SN80 (OpenRoboto)'s simulation evaluation appeared stuck for miners for more than two hours, reportedly due to slow model downloads; the team said the issue had been passed to developers. Separately, a community member asked whether the team operates mining UIDs itself and said an earlier question on this topic had been removed; the team said this was not the case. The same member also asked about promotional videos on the Shift platform; a team member said the videos reflected website design rather than real footage of in-house staff.
Community: Community members questioned channel moderation, asked who controls a coldkey holding 55 UIDs and which UIDs earn from real-track submissions, and said they were disappointed after learning the promotional videos were not real footage. One member described the exchanges as sharing investor concerns in an open-source community.
Official: The team said it does not operate mining UIDs itself and described the evaluation system as open and track-based. It confirmed buybacks are on the roadmap, said it is still assessing eTao, and said the simulation eval issue had been passed to the developer team.

24h change −6.29%

What happened: Several miners in the SN80 (OpenRoboto) channel raised concerns about one miner winning roughly six consecutive competition rounds, submitting high-scoring models within one to two hours of new tasks being released. Miners also questioned whether the training dataset and task repository available to them was limited compared to what the leading miner appeared to use. The subnet team responded that all tasks are published in its GitHub repository and that the team does not train models itself.
Community: Multiple miners expressed frustration over the repeated outcome and said they could not match the winning scores even after extensive local training. Some said they had moved to mining on SN58 (instead), citing what they described as fairer conditions there; others asked the team to act on the feedback.
Official: The team stated that all competition tasks are available in its public GitHub repository and said it does not train models itself; it also said a new competition track is in development.

24h change +7.14%

What happened: SN80 (OpenRoboto) integrated peaq's peaqOS Pro machine identity system into its first 30 OR-S1 data collectors, giving each device a decentralized identity and wallet on Solana. The integration was highlighted by Bittensor, Solana, and peaq's official accounts. Separately, the team addressed a dashboard update request and confirmed its champion simulation model snapshot was published to a public Hugging Face repository roughly a day after being crowned.
Community: A community member flagged that the crowned simulation-track model's repository was not public; the team pointed to the snapshot repo and advised pinning the commit SHA. Other community members argued the simulation track allows overfitting and that resulting models are of limited use, with one noting the real-track model's pass rate and suggesting more and harder tasks per round.
Official: The team said the Open Axis Benchmark's 6,000+ task library allows rotation of tasks that stop differentiating models, while acknowledging overfitting cannot be fully eliminated since tasks must remain public. The team also said it is working with peaq to connect the OR-S1 fleet to machine money markets for financing access.