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Bittensor Subnet Ecosystem Analysis: A New Paradigm for AI Infrastructure In February 2025, the Bittensor network completed the Dynamic TAO ( dTAO) upgrade, shifting the governance model towards a market-driven decentralized resource allocation. This upgrade has greatly unleashed the innovative vitality of the network. In just a few months, the number of active subnets increased from 32 to 118, a growth rate of 269%. These subnets cover multiple sub-fields of the AI industry, from basic text reasoning and image generation to cutting-edge protein folding and quantitative trading, forming the most comprehensive decentralized AI ecosystem to date. The market performance is equally impressive. The total market capitalization of the top subnet soared from $4 million before the upgrade to $690 million, with staking annualized returns stabilizing between 16-19%. Each subnet allocates network incentives based on the market-based TAO staking rate, with the top 10 subnets accounting for

This article analyzes multiple projects within the Kaito ecosystem and categorizes them into three levels: great potential, uncertain prospects, and high risk. Potential projects such as INFINIT and Lombard perform excellently, while projects with uncertain prospects like Hana and Mitosis face competition. High-risk projects such as MemeX and Puffpaw have weak fundamentals.

In the first half of 2025, user activity in South Korea's crypto assets significantly changed, shifting from centralized exchanges to on-chain ecosystems. Users displayed diverse behaviors in ecosystems such as Ethereum, Base, and Solana, indicating market maturity. Ethereum attracted large asset holders, Solana users were active but had a high churn rate, while Base experienced steady growth. South Korean users showed strong adaptability to the global market and a keen interest in incentive services, necessitating targeted market strategies based on their characteristics.