Made so the radar stays on.
SubnetRadar is free to read. No paywall on the radars, no hype, just the chain, read carefully, for anyone who wants to understand Bittensor. Keeping it that way costs more every month. This shop is how we pay for it, and how we keep giving back.
Every twelve seconds.
On Bittensor a new block lands every twelve seconds. Day and night, weekends, holidays. Subnets launch, emissions shift, validators move stake, miners fight for every point of incentive.
It never stops, and most of it happens where nobody is looking. Somebody has to watch. We decided that would be us.
Why SubnetRadar.
We wanted one place where anyone could see what is really happening, straight from the chain. A miner trying to understand why their incentive dropped. A validator checking a subnet before staking. Someone who just bought their first τ and wants to know what it is part of.
Not opinions, not shilling. Numbers you can check. That is the whole idea, and it is printed on half of these shirts:
Read the chain. Then decide.
What it takes.
Behind the radar runs our own indexer that reads every block, servers that never sleep, data feeds, alerts, and a lot of nights spent fixing the thing that broke at three in the morning.
None of that is free. We never wanted to lock the data away behind a subscription, because the people who need it most are often the ones just getting started. So we needed another way.
Why clothes.
So we did what communities have always done: we made something you can wear. Every design here is drawn in code from the network itself. Block time, tempo, supply, the structure of a subnet, the hotkey that carries τ.
Every piece you buy keeps SubnetRadar online and free, pays for the next tools we build, and lets us keep giving back to the community that made all of this worth building.
Why we believe.
Because Bittensor is the most honest experiment in AI we know.
Intelligence that is produced in the open, scored in the open and paid in the open. Anyone with a good idea and the hardware to back it can compete. No gatekeeper decides who gets to build. That idea is bigger than any one subnet, any one team, and certainly bigger than us.
And it only works if people show up. The miners and the validators. The subnet owners shipping at night. The people who write the docs, answer the same question for the hundredth time, and argue about emissions on X. That is the community we build for.
This is our way of saying thank you.
Not here for a hoodie? Tip the radar.
Donations go to the same place as the shop: servers, data and the next tools. Non-custodial, straight to our wallet.
Tip with TipTao ↗If you wear one of these, you are helping keep the radar on.
Thank you.
— The SubnetRadar team