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lium

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Mcap$150M
$29.874.16%

SN51 Metrics

Spot Volume (24H)

$3.44M+19.40%

Marketcap

$150M

FDV

$150M

Mindshare

Very Low

Circ. Supply

5.0M

Max Supply

21.0M

Mcap/FDV

99.84%

Total Supply

5.0M

Sector Ranking

#11

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$6.05+393.32%
Feb 11, 2026

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SN51 Metrics

Spot Volume (24H)

$3.44M+19.40%

Marketcap

$150M

Mindshare

Very Low

Circ Supply

5.0M

FDV

$150M

Max Supply

21.0M

Mcap/FDV

99.84%

Total Supply

5.0M

SN51 Performance

1Y Price Performance +21.67%
All Time High
$37.05-18.80%
Jul 17, 2025
Cycle Low
$6.05+393.32%
Feb 11, 2026

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Last Updated: Oct-29-2026 10:13 UTC

Lium Project Update

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No significant news, events, or conversations specific to the Lium project were identified within the past 30 days. The most recent developments in the broader Bittensor ecosystem that provide relevant context are outlined below.
  • Bittensor's first halving and the TaoFlow emission model. Bittensor executed its first halving on December 14, 2025, reducing daily TAO issuance from roughly 7,200 to 3,600 tokens 12. Alongside this, the transition to the TaoFlow (TFlow) emission model shifted subnet emission rewards to depend on an exponential moving average (EMA) of net staking flow rather than subnet token price, forcing subnets to compete for real capital inflows 2. This matters for compute subnets like Lium because it changes the economic incentives for attracting and retaining staked capital.
  • Project Rubicon bridged Bittensor subnet tokens to broader Web3 markets. General TAO Ventures launched Project Rubicon, which uses Chainlink's Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) to bridge Bittensor subnet tokens to the Base Layer 2 blockchain, enabling non-custodial liquid staking of subnet alpha tokens into tradable ERC-20 assets called xAlpha 4. It initially supports 17 Bittensor subnets with roughly $300,000 in liquidity each, which could unlock new liquidity and rewards for subnet owners 4.
  • Growing institutional and infrastructure interest in Bittensor subnets. Institutional interest expanded with firms like Yuma Asset Management and Stillcore Capital launching funds targeting Bittensor subnets, and three public companies establishing TAO treasuries 1. A reimagined mobile wallet also launched to reduce onboarding friction, integrating Coinbase for direct fiat-to-TAO purchases and aggregating user holdings across TAO and subnet tokens .

Biggest Stories of 2025

  • Bittensor v10.0.1 released, improving GitHub workflows, refactoring neuron and metagraph components, and fixing an edge case in MEV (maximal extractable value) handling (December 22, 2025) 6.
  • Bittensor v10.0.0 released, adding MEV Shield Protection, Proxy Pallet support, RootClaim/Airdrop mechanism implementation, and Crowdloan integration (December 10, 2025) 7.
  • Bittensor's first halving executed, reducing daily TAO issuance from 7,200 to 3,600 tokens and introducing new competitive dynamics for subnet alpha tokens (December 14, 2025) 12.
  • Subtensor v3.2.17-350 hotfix released, applying a fix to the previously announced extrinsic to disable user liquidity on all subnets (December 7, 2025) 8.
  • Subtensor v3.2.17-359 released, adding an extrinsic to disable user liquidity on all subnets (December 5, 2025) 9.
  • Project Rubicon launched by General TAO Ventures to bridge Bittensor subnet tokens to the Base Layer 2 blockchain using Chainlink's CCIP, enabling liquid staking of subnet alpha tokens (November 19, 2025) 4.
  • Subtensor v3.2.15-347 released, including hotfixes for subnet deregistration burn usage and tao flow calculation and tracking (November 18, 2025) 10.
  • Bittensor mainnet upgrade completed, introducing updates to flow emissions, root claim functionality, and pallet-contracts integration with the Subtensor chain extension (November 4, 2025) 1112.
  • Spec Version 326 upgrade completed, changing the subnet registration mechanism from a lock cost to a burn cost and resetting the registration burn cost to 2,500 TAO (October 7, 2025) 13.
  • Bittensor v9.11.0 released, adding commitments data into the selective metagraph and introducing Subnet Mechanism logic (September 25, 2025) 14.
  • Subtensor v3.2.5 released, adding a swap simulating RPC, switching the benchmark runner, and introducing a hybrid consensus node (August 20, 2025) 15.
  • Subtensor v3.2.0 released, enabling automatic benchmark weight updates, adjusting minimum stake to 0.02 TAO, and allowing subnet owners to change their subnet symbol and toggle PoW registrations (July 7, 2025) 16.
  • Mainnet upgrade to spec version 290 completed on mainnet (July 7, 2025) 17.
  • Mainnet upgrade scheduled for July 7, 2025, introducing breaking changes for node operators requiring a Polkadot SDK upgrade and node binary rebuild (June 30, 2025) 18.
  • Bittensor v9.7.0 released, adding get_subnet_info and fixing a bug in get_next_epoch_start_block (May 30, 2025) 19.
  • Bittensor v9.6.0 released, adding the subtensor.is_subnet_active method and using hotkey instead of coldkey to sign extrinsics in serve_axon (May 15, 2025) 20.
  • Subtensor v2.0.11 released, adding EVM key association support, multiple commitment handling, and commit-reveal events (April 11, 2025) 21.
  • Subtensor v2.0.0 released, adding a global min burn and migration, removing the dynamic fee pallet, and applying a critical security update (February 14, 2025) 22.
  • Bittensor v8.5.2 released, using tx pool for setting weights and adding an async version of commit reveal v3 in the SDK (January 17, 2025) 23.

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