eTAO doesn't change how much alpha a subnet receives. Existing subnets also keep their current split until their owners choose to change it. But for the first time, subnet owners can shape their reward structure around the specific needs of their subnet. This gives builders far more freedom to design incentives for different use cases across Bittensor.

Targon's new GPU capacity is being booked by enterprise customers within a day, often under year-long contracts. On the latest Novelty Search, @TargonCompute explains how Subnet 4 is building a confidential AI cloud that protects models and data even on third-party hardware. The team also unveiled a public revenue dashboard, with bare-metal servers, virtual machines and AI-agent sandboxes already available, and more cloud services on the roadmap. Hosted by @const_reborn Full episode in the first comment

Bittensor recently released Null Consensus, a major protocol update expanding subnet capacity from 256 to 2,500 participants. It introduces a new way to determine miner rewards, giving subnet owners an alternative to Yuma Consensus.