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 Shares (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. Technical Specifications

Sale Setup & Subnet Owner Onboarding

  • Initial Setup: Subnet owners initiate a sale by submitting key details via a structured form (e.g., Google Docs). This includes:

    • Subnet configuration (hotkey/coldkey pairs).

    • Sale parameters (price, supply, duration).

    • Liquidity and vesting rules.

  • Subnet Ownership Security:

    • For existing subnets: Ownership is transitioned to a multisig wallet (managed by the subnet owner, Taofu, and a third-party auditor) to ensure decentralized control.

    • For new subnets: A multisig is created during subnet registration.

    • An admin proxy is added for the subnet owner, giving them full control over subnet configuration without control over emissions.

Taofu charges a percentage of raised TAO and a percentage of SNS tokens, adjustable per partnership terms.

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