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A new public page shows $573,257 of platform revenue over 30 days, about $7.0M a year and below the ~$10M run-rate the team gave in August (stats.targon.com, Opentensor).
Text and image tournaments continue; the reason, the sunset date and where the emission share goes are not stated (commit).
Uploads now start at $5, rise about 15% with each purchase and halve every 30 minutes; the fee is burned (team).
Each OR-S1 device runs peaqOS with an identity on Solana, so footage traces to a verified device; no financing terms given (peaq, Solana).
Its DGX Station case study reports 10,000+ tokens a second at 256 streams; an NVIDIA-side engineer says NVIDIA’s launch blog links it (team, @abheer).
The team reported 50B+ on 14 Oct and a third party read 70.3B on 15 Oct, against ~12B in early October; the count includes qualification probes (team).
Its 100k+ providers are moving to miners; 10% of miner emission goes to providers and 90% to a 2-of-3 multisig reserve with unnamed signers (team, reserve page).
Paid from customer revenue and burned; the team aims to offset all miner emissions this way (team).
Owners will be able to take up to 33% (now 18%), with miners at least 33% and validators at most 50%; mainnet is still on spec 479, so nothing has changed yet (PR #3254).
Subnets can opt into 2,500 slots, proof-of-work registration and rewards set by one top validator, which critics call judge and jury (Opentensor).