SN44

#495

Score

Tools+2 · Bittensor Subnets+1

SN44#495

Mcap$42.12M

$7.279.22%

Overview News Charts Historical

Spot Volume (24H)

$1.11M+96.93%

Marketcap

$42.12M

FDV

$42.17M

Mindshare

Very Low

Circ. Supply

5.8M

Max Supply

21.0M

Mcap/FDV

99.86%

Total Supply

5.8M

Sector Ranking

#21

Score is a Bittensor subnet focused on decentralized, vision‑based AI for sports and real‑world video. The team builds an open “optical nerve” of AI that turns raw camera footage (especially football matches) into structured, actionable data like player‑tracking, event detection, and impact‑based performance metrics.

Sector

Tools

Sector Rank

#21, #34, #56

Sub-Sector

Bittensor Subnets

Sub-Sector Rank

#5, #1

API ID

Resources

Website

Social

X (Twitter)

1Y Price Performance +4.18%

All Time High

$14.70-50.56%

Jun 10, 2025

Cycle Low

$3.27+122.00%

Dec 18, 2025

SN44 Chart

All Charts

$7.27

28.00% Past Month

Price

$7.2728.00%

Mindshare

0.00049%12.93%

SN44

More Charts

Spot Volume (24H)

$1.11M+96.93%

Marketcap

$42.12M

Mindshare

Very Low

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Last Updated: Oct-29-2026 10:12 UTC

Score (Bittensor Subnet 44) — Project Update

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Enterprise expansion beyond sports into industrial video analytics. Score signed a major deal with a large European petroleum company to analyze video feeds at gas stations for automation and security, marking its first significant move beyond sports into industrial applications, with plans to scale further . This matters because it demonstrates that Score's vision-AI models — which extract detailed data from footage such as player movements and events — have commercial demand outside football, broadening the project's addressable market .

A working enterprise sales pipeline with revenue-linked tokenomics. Score has established a 60-day trial pipeline for enterprise sales, converting trials into paid subscriptions, with revenue reinvested into token buybacks and burns to align incentives and support long-term growth . This is notable because it ties real business revenue directly to the subnet's token economics rather than relying purely on emissions.

A dual-track incentive design balancing openness and privacy. Score operates an open-source miner track processing public data alongside a private, secure environment for enterprise clients, preserving data privacy and output quality while maintaining transparency . This structure is important for winning enterprise contracts that require confidentiality, while still leveraging Bittensor's decentralized miner base for public workloads .

Biggest Stories of 2025

Hash Rate podcast feature (Ep 144) on Score Subnet 44. Score was profiled as a vision-AI company building visual intelligence models initially targeting soccer, offering affordable state-of-the-art AI tools to teams of all sizes via Bittensor's decentralized infrastructure, and advancing toward reasoning capabilities that can describe plays and offer strategic insights . (November 13, 2025)
Bittensor's first halving. Bittensor underwent its first halving on December 14, 2025, cutting daily emissions from roughly 7,200 to 3,600 TAO, a supply reduction that also intensified competition among subnet alpha tokens for net capital inflows 2 3. (December 14, 2025)
Project Rubicon launch. General TAO Ventures launched Project Rubicon to bridge Bittensor subnet tokens to the Base Layer 2 blockchain using Chainlink's CCIP, enabling non-custodial liquid staking of subnet alpha tokens into tradable ERC-20 assets (xAlpha) and initially supporting 17 subnets 4. (November 19, 2025)
Bittensor mainnet upgrade (flow emissions and root claim). A mainnet upgrade introduced updates to flow emissions, root claim functionality, and pallet-contracts integration with the Subtensor chain extension, alongside subnet emission refactoring and protocol fees distributed to liquidity providers 5 6. (November 4, 2025)
Spec Version 326 upgrade. Bittensor upgraded to spec version 326, changing the subnet registration mechanism from a lock cost to a burn cost and resetting the registration burn cost to 2,500 TAO to allow community adjustment 7. (October 7, 2025)
Bittensor v9.11.0 release. This client release added commitments data into the selective metagraph and introduced Subnet Mechanism logic, among other fixes 8. (September 5, 2025)
Subtensor v3.2.5 release. This release added a swap-simulating RPC, switched the benchmark runner, and introduced a hybrid consensus node 9. (August 19, 2025)
Subtensor v3.2.0 release. This release updated the spec version to 290, enabled automatic benchmark weight updates, adjusted minimum stake to 0.02 TAO, and allowed subnet owners to change their subnet symbol and toggle proof-of-work registrations 10. (July 7, 2025)
Mainnet upgrade to spec version 290. The runtime upgrade to spec version 290 completed on mainnet, following a coordinated upgrade requiring node operators to rebuild binaries due to breaking Polkadot SDK changes 11 12. (July 7, 2025)
Subnet limit temporarily capped at 128. Bittensor co-founder Jacob Robert Steeves announced the subnet cap was temporarily reintroduced at 128, preventing new subnet registrations to reduce noise and improve the quality of technologies built on the network 13. (June 25, 2025)
Bittensor v9.7.0 release. This client release added get_subnet_info, fixed a bug in get_next_epoch_start_block, and replaced transfer_allow_death with transfer_keep_alive 14. (May 29, 2025)
Bittensor v9.6.0 release. This release added the subtensor.is_subnet_active method and switched to using a hotkey instead of a coldkey to sign extrinsics in serve_axon 15. (May 15, 2025)
Bittensor v9.0.0 release. This release added optimizations and tests for Async Sync Subtensor, a subnet_volume field to MetagraphInfo and DynamicInfo, and methods to fetch metagraph data from the chain 16. (February 13, 2025)
Subtensor v1.2.4 release. This release incremented the spec version to 218 and included a fix for commits on exact epochs 17. (January 8, 2025)

Note: No Score-specific developments were identified within the past 7 days, so the "Currently Interesting" section is not included. The most recent Score-specific item available is the November 13, 2025 podcast feature.