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Bittensor Subnet Ideathon

Design the most promising subnet within the Bittensor ecosystem

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主催者

Bittensor

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ONLINE

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すべて

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All

参加者

SFD
565+

コミュニティ

≈ 23,000 USD

報酬として使用

Hackathon Winner10,000 USD
Hackathon Runner-UP3,000 USD
Subnet Ideathon Award X 51,000 USD
Discretionary Investment≈ 260,000 USD
Basilica Compute Credit Award≈ 5,000 USD

説明

Watch the introductory video by Jacob Robert Steeves, co-founder of Bittensor, to quickly learn more about Bittensor.

Watch the following video to learn what makes a great subnet.

Round I — Subnet Ideathon(Dec 23, 2025 - Feb 25, 2026)

Design the most promising subnet with strong incentive logic, clear miner/validator roles, and meaningful use cases within the Bittensor ecosystem.

Submission Requirements

Teams must submit:

1. Subnet Design Proposal

Format: PDF, Slides, Notion doc, or GitHub repository

Example Proposal:https://moonshotcommons.notion.site/Ideathon-Submission-Template-Ridges-AI-2e9e74465ed580c3b8f9d323ff156f7e?source=copy_link

The proposal should include:

  • Incentive & Mechanism Design

    • Emission and reward logic

    • Incentive alignment for miners and validators

    • Mechanisms to discourage low-quality or adversarial behavior

    • How this design when implemented as a subnet qualifies as a genuine “proof of intelligence” or more broadly at least a “proof of effort”

    • High-level algorithm describing task assignment, submission, validation, scoring, and reward allocation.

  • Miner Design

    • Miner tasks

    • Expected input → output format

    • Performance dimensions (e.g. quality, speed, accuracy)

  • Validator Design

    • Scoring and evaluation methodology

    • Evaluation cadence

    • Validator incentive alignment

  • Business Logic & Market Rationale

    • The problem the subnet aims to solve and why it matters

    • Competing solutions, both within the Bittensor ecosystem and outside of it

    • Why this use case is well-suited to a Bittensor subnet

    • Whether there is a plausible path to long-term adoption and sustainable business

  • Go-To-Market Strategy

    • Initial Target Users & Use Cases: Early adopters, pilot partners, or anchor use cases.

    • Distribution & Growth Channels

    • Incentives for Early Participation: Bootstrapping strategies for miners, validators, and users.

2. Explanation Video

  • 5–10 minutes recommended

  • Walkthrough of architecture, mechanism design, and flows

3. Public Introduction Post

  • Short public introduction of the subnet idea on X (Twitter) or other public platforms

⚠️ No testnet or mainnet deployment is required at this stage.

4. Pitch Deck

  • Create a 10 pages bussiness pitch deck for your subnet.

Round I Outcome

  • Top 7 teams and honorable mentions will be selected based on idea quality and mechanism design.

  • Selected teams advance to Round II — Hackathon

Selected teams are expected to be announced on March 2nd.

Round II — Subnet Hackathon(Testnet) (Mar 2,2026 - Mar 30,2026)

Validate that strong subnet ideas can be implemented and operate meaningfully on the Bittensor testnet.

Only teams selected from Round I are eligible to participate.

Execution Requirements

Selected teams must:

  • Implement their proposed subnet or miner design on the Bittensor testnet

  • Demonstrate:

    • Functional miner and/or subnet logic

    • Working validator evaluation flow

    • Evidence that incentive mechanisms behave as intended

      The winners of various awards are expected to be announced on March 31.

Polish is not necessary, but functional correctness and conceptual integrity are required.

About Bittensor

Bittensor is an open source platform where participants produce best-in-class digital commodities, including compute power, storage space, artificial intelligence (AI) inference and training, protein folding, financial markets prediction, and many more. Bittensor is composed of distinct subnets. Each subnet is an independent community of miners (who produce the commodity), and validators (who evaluate the miners' work). The Bittensor network constantly emits liquidity, in the form of its token, TAO (ττ), to participants in proportion to the value of their contributions. Explore the full vision at bittensor.com.

よくある質問

Can teams continue working on their subnet after the ideathon?
Is execution on the testnet a requirement for the winner?
Is the ideathon held online or in person?
What is the exact timeline for Round One and Round Two?
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Hackathon Winner

10,000 USD

TBD

Awarded to the team whose subnet demonstrates the strongest overall design and execution on testnet.(1 winner)

Includes Bonus Non-Cash Rewards

  • Direct entry into the Bitstarter Accelerator

  • Exclusive pitch session with Jacob Robert Steeves (Co-Founder of Bittensor) or Etienne (President, Opentensor Foundation)

Hackathon Winner

審査員基準

  • Quality and robustness of incentive and mechanism design

  • Clear definition of miner and validator roles, tasks, and evaluation logic

  • Relevance and credibility of the subnet use case within the Bittensor ecosystem

  • Consistency between proposed design and observed testnet behavior

  • Overall coherence of idea, execution, and outcomes

Hackathon Runner-UP

3,000 USD

TBD

Awarded to teams showing strong technical execution, stability, or performance on testnet.(1 winner)


Includes Bonus Non-Cash Rewards

  • Interview opportunity with Bitstarter

Hackathon Runner-UP

審査員基準

  • Functional correctness and stability of the subnet or miner implementation

  • Reliability of miner–validator interactions and evaluation flow

  • Engineering quality, architecture choices, and implementation judgment

  • Performance, robustness, and operational soundness on testnet

Subnet Ideathon Award X 5

1,000 USD

TBD

Awarded for exceptional subnet design(5 Winners/1000 USD/Each)


Includes Bonus Non-Cash Rewards

  • Interview opportunity with Bitstarter

Subnet Ideathon Award X 5

審査員基準

  • Novelty and originality of incentive, scoring, or coordination design

  • Clarity and soundness of the underlying mechanism logic

  • Evidence from testnet execution that the mechanism works as intended

  • Insightfulness and potential impact on future subnet design

Discretionary Investment

1000 TAO( ≈260,000 USD)

Discretionary Investment

Unsupervised Capital is on the lookout for standout teams building on the Bittensor network. If an exceptional project emerges from this hackathon, UC may explore a discretionary investment of up to 1,000 TAO, along with strategic guidance from one of the most trusted funds in the ecosystem.

Discretionary Investment

審査員基準

審査員モード

投票モード

Basilica Compute Credit Award

Compute Credits( ≈5,000 USD)

Basilica Compute Credit Award

Awarded to teams demonstrating strong technical execution and real compute demand for decentralized AI workloads on Bittensor.

This prize is sponsored by Basilica (Bittensor Subnet 39) and is designed to support teams actively building, testing, and scaling their subnet or miner implementations with real-world compute usage.

Prize Breakdown

  • Round II Qualifiers: 7x $500 compute credits

    • 7 winners

    • $500 in Basilica compute credits per team

    • Awarded to teams advancing to Round II — Subnet Hackathon

  • Overall Winner: 1x $1,500 compute credits

    • 1 winner

    • $1,500 in Basilica compute credits

    • Awarded to the 1st place team of the hackathon

Basilica Compute Credit Award

審査員基準

審査員モード

投票モード

免責事項:
HackQuestは、特に明記されていない限り、ハッカソンの最終審査および賞の配分には関与しません。ホストの品質基準を満たす提出物がない、または少ない場合、賞金は変更される可能性があります。

スケジュール

終了
登録
Dec 23,2025 10:00 - Feb 25,2026 15:59
終了
提出
Dec 23,2025 10:00 - Feb 25,2026 15:59
Round I — Subnet Ideation Starts
Dec 22,2025 16:00 - Dec 23,2025 15:59
Round I — Subnet Ideation Ends
Feb 24,2026 16:00 - Feb 25,2026 15:59
Round One Winner Announcement
Mar 7,2026 16:01 - Mar 8,2026 15:59
Round II — Bittensor Subnet Hackathon Starts
Mar 8,2026 16:01 - Mar 8,2026 16:02
Round II — Bittensor Subnet Hackathon Ends
Mar 29,2026 16:00 - Mar 30,2026 15:59
Bittensor Subnet Ideathon Demo Day(Tentative)
Mar 31,2026 11:00 - Mar 31,2026 13:00
終了
報酬公告
Mar 31,2026 10:00
Build On Bittensor Kolkata Workshop
Dec 27,2025 00:30 - Dec 27,2025 04:30
Build On Bittensor IIT Delhi Workshop
Jan 18,2026 00:30 - Jan 18,2026 04:30
Build On Bittensor Jakarta Workshop
Jan 24,2026 00:30 - Jan 24,2026 04:30

リソース

Bittensor Documentation

Bittensor is an open source platform where participants produce best-in-class digital commodities, including compute power, storage space, artificial intelligence (AI) inference and training, protein folding, financial markets prediction, and many more.

Bittensor is composed of distinct subnets. Each subnet is an independent community of miners (who produce the commodity), and validators (who evaluate the miners' work).

The Bittensor network constantly emits liquidity, in the form of its token, TAO (ττ), to participants in proportion to the value of their contributions. Participants include:

  • Miners—Work to produce digital commodities. See mining in Bittensor. https://docs.learnbittensor.org/miners

  • Validators—Evaluate the quality of miners' work. See validating in Bittensor.

    https://docs.learnbittensor.org/validators

  • Subnet Creators—Manage the incentive mechanisms that specify the work miners and validate must perform and evaluate, respectively. See Create a Subnet

    https://docs.learnbittensor.org/subnets/create-a-subnet

  • Stakers—TAO holders can support specific validators by staking TAO to them. See Staking.

    https://docs.learnbittensor.org/staking-and-delegation/delegation