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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The Taofu Ecosystem: Features and Integration

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Vetting and Approval

Taofu operates as a curated platform, prioritizing quality and sustainability. Subnets undergo rigorous vetting, including evaluations of their tokenomics, technical roadmaps, and team credibility. Approved projects must adhere to Taofu’s framework, which mandates vesting schedules for founders and liquidity provisions for SNS tokens to ensure market stability.

Integration with Bittensor

Taofu's launchpad and tokenization integrates deeply with Bittensor’s infrastructure. SNS tokens are designed to grant governance rights, further aligning the interests of subnet owners, validators, and token holders. Additionally, swap fees from SNS liquidity pools are strategically reinvested—either to deepen protocol liquidity or to buy back alpha tokens, creating a compounding effect that accelerates subnet growth.