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Let’s talk about my recent best move: Bittensor subnets. Doubled my stack in under a week—wasn't even early.

Some subnets went 5x–10x in a month. APYs are wild (20–50%), and both value + returns are poised to climb in coming months with incentives and a tight system in place.

I ran deep scans on the top subnets—weeks of research boiled down to this:

1. Chutes – Serverless AI compute. Solid perf. Clean risk-reward.

2. Gradients – No-click AI training. Same devs as Chutes. Top of last month’s charts.

3. Templar – Net-scale incentivized training. Core team’s backing it hard. Absolute heat.

4. Apex – Language + inference. Largest squad, ex-OpenTensor CTO onboard. Less flashy perf, but resilient. My safest bet.

5. Targon – Decentralized fast inference. High dev activity + strong backing.

Disclaimer: After these multiples, if it were me getting in now, I’d wait for a retrace—anywhere from 15% to 50%, depending on the subnet.

Don’t fade this. DYOR. NFA.

Stay sharps fam'.

After strong multiples and significant pullbacks, some subnets are starting to reach attractive buying levels. 

For those who were previously interested or sidelined, it might be worth taking another look. 

Additionally, the foundation has announced that it is exploring solutions to reduce selling pressure on the subnets, which had partly been used to fund Root's APR.

https://x.com/DavFields/status/1917008510040346951 

For those asking, I'm in Apex (70%) and Gradients (30%) — no other subnets.

dTAO is turning 75 DAYS old tomorrow 🎂

It has been a incredible achievement in execution by @opentensor 

There is one key design decision that I believe is worth re-evaluating today with data we now have 

Reassessing TAO Weight for a Healthier dTAO

Seventy-four days have