TAOFU
  • Overview
  • The Evolution of Bittensor: From Legacy to dTAO
  • The Subnet Owner’s Dilemma: Growth vs. Liquidity
  • Taofu: A Sustainable Path Forward
    • The Tokenization Process
    • Preserving Liquidity, Unlocking Potential
  • The Taofu Ecosystem: Features and Integration
  • The Role of $TAOFU: Fueling the Ecosystem (WIP)
  • Strengthening the Bittensor Network
  • Risk Diversification and Composability
    • Owning Subnet Seeds (SNS): A More Conservative Approach
    • Composable DeFi Strategies
  • Technical Specifications
    • Sale Setup & Subnet Owner Onboarding
    • Token Pricing & Supply Mechanics
    • Liquidity Provision
    • Vesting & Lock-Up Schedules
    • Whitelisting & Participation
    • Post-Sale Process
    • Subnet Ownership & Governance
    • Potential Future Role of SNS Holders
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  1. Risk Diversification and Composability

Owning Subnet Seeds (SNS): A More Conservative Approach

When you purchase SNS tokens, you’re buying a proportional governance rights over the subnet’s alpha_out emissions). This model democratizes access to early stage Subnet investing, where anyone can invest into subnets at an early stage, and participate in governance to drive sustainable growth.

  • Reduced Volatility: SNS tokens are anchored to a fixed supply of 21.000.000, which scales with its TAO liquidity pool. While not risk-free, these will have less selling pressure from miners and governance over inflation of alpha_out emissions.

  • Non-Dilutive: Unlike buying alpha tokens, SNS tokens represent a fixed percentage of alpha_out emissions locked at issuance.

In essence, SNS tokens offer a less volatile, more conservative entry point into subnet investing.

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