Do external chain prices affect emissions?

Not in V1. Cross-chain prices may influence swap fees and capital flows, but they do not change emission weights.

How do LP miners earn SN106?

Provide liquidity to eligible wTAO / wAlpha pools on supported chains, stake the LP NFTs, then earn SN106 emissions.

Why use the native Bittensor price as a source of truth?

It’s on-chain, tamper-resistant, and expensive to manipulate due to AMM slippage. This keeps the first version exploit-resistant and straightforward.

Which chains are supported with incentives?

Solana at the launch of the subnet, Ethereum, and Base soon after. Additional chains can be added by governance.

Are wrapped tokens 1:1 with the native supply?

Yes. Wrapped TAO and wrapped alpha are minted/burned deterministically so circulating supply across chains always nets to the native supply.

About Us

Q: How are SN106 emissions determined in V1?

To be as Bittensor-aligned as possible, weights are based only on each supported alpha token’s price vs TAO on Bittensor’s native AMM. The higher the native TAO/alpha price, the larger the emission slice for that token.

About VoidAI

VoidAI connects decentralized AI with decentralized finance. We make TAO and subnet alpha tokens usable across major chains and reward the liquidity that keeps these markets healthy.

In V1, our subnet SN106 mirrors Bittensor’s TAO allocation logic: emission weights are set only by the alpha-vs-TAO price on Bittensor’s native chain.

LPs provide liquidity on supported chains, stake their LP tokens, then earn SN106 emissions on Bittensor. As real demand lifts an alpha token’s native price in TAO terms, that token’s share of emissions rises automatically.

Bridge & Wrapped Assets (wTAO / wAlpha)

One-to-one wrapped TAO and alpha tokens on Solana, soon Ethereum, and Base—deterministic mint/burn so supply always matches the native chain.

SN106

Price-weighted emissions that mirror TAO’s allocation model; hourly on-chain distribution (41/41/18) with LP proof-of-liquidity.

Arbitrage Bots

Bots capturing arbitrage opportunities from the price discrepancy between chains

Root and Subnet Validators

Bittensor validators operating on all subnets

Analytics

Unified dashboard for LP positions, leaderboard, voting, and weights.

Governance

Subnet support for SN106 emissions, safety parameters, and subnet settings is decided on-chain by SN106 token holders.

What Drives Us

Vision

A permissionless AI economy where anyone can access, deploy, and sustain AI services—without custodians. Compute, models, and storage function as open network utilities, composable across chains.

Our end state is a fabric of multiple Bittensor subnets—serving multimodal inference (text, vision, audio, embeddings, agents), GPU markets for pre-training and fine-tuning, and decentralized storage—all exposed globally through a single validator-run API. Usage is metered, verifiable on-chain, so communities can own, operate, and benefit from what they create.

Mission

Democratize access to AI by building the economic and access rails that convert Bittensor activity into sustainable, open services.

Interoperability primitives: 1:1 wrapped TAO and alpha for major chains with deterministic mint/burn, enabling wallets, DEXs, and lending to treat Bittensor assets as first-class citizens.

Incentive engine (SN106, V1): Allocate emissions solely by each supported alpha token’s price vs TAO on Bittensor’s native AMM—mirroring TAO’s weighting.

Security & governance: Keep mechanisms minimal and auditable (native-price source of truth, per-token caps, token weighted votes). Bridge API enables dashboards, and integrations; use community governance to list new subnets/tokens and tune parameters.

Unified access plane: Build validator-run APIs that aggregate multiple subnets behind one developer surface: request multimodal inference, rent GPUs for pre-train/fine-tune, or persist data. The gateway handles capability discovery, price/performance routing, rate-limits, usage metering, and signed receipts.

About VoidAI

Bridge & Wrapped Assets (wTAO / wAlpha)

SN106

Arbitrage Bots

Root and Subnet Validators

Analytics

Governance

What Drives Us

Vision

Mission

Frequently Asked Questions

What Drives Us

Vision

Mission

Frequently Asked Questions