In this Subnet Session, we reunite with Max from Score - our very first OTC play at DSV - to unpack how SN44 is turning raw sports footage into high-value intelligence.

We cover:

• Why data annotation is the hidden goldmine of video AI
• How Score landed a $150K/month client – and cut their costs by 90%
• Their upcoming revenue share deal with a $5B sports hedge fund

• Why real-world revenue trumps emissions
• How they’re building Vision-as-a-Service beyond football
• And their bold plans for aggressive alpha buybacks (plus potential burns and DAO reserves)

This one’s packed. Real revenue, real customers, and a killer product.

James Woodman from Targon (Subnet 4) joins us to explain how they’ve built BitTensor’s most revenue-generating subnet - already doing $100K+ ARR, backed by real users and real payments.

We cover:

• How Subnet 4 aggregates $70M+ of NVIDIA-certified compute
• Why they return 100% of revenue to alpha holders via rolling buybacks
• What trusted execution environments (TEEs) are - and why they matter
• Why speculative emissions aren’t sustainable
• How they’re targeting privacy-focused clients, from AI startups to defence firms
• And what it’ll take to hit their bold goal of $4M/month in revenue

If you want to understand what serious revenue on BitTensor looks like - this is the one to tune in to.

In this episode, we sit down with Oli and Oscar from Red Team, the BitTensor subnet tackling one of GenAI’s biggest threats: synthetic fraud.

Their London-based cybersecurity firm Innerworks already protects major payment platforms and crypto exchanges. But now, with Subnet 61, they’ve built a decentralized R&D engine that uses BitTensor miners to stress-test their own defences - crowdsourcing attacks to stay ahead of adversaries.

We dig into:

• What Red Team actually does (in human language)
• Why AI-powered fraud is exploding - and how SN61 spots it in real time
• The genius way they use miners to simulate attacks before they hit the wild
• How they price and sell the product as a high-margin SaaS play
• Whether this is an “extractive” subnet or not