Storb

SN26 (Storb) was originally launched as a decentralized object storage subnet on the Bittensor network. However, the original Storb project is defunct and abandoned, with Subnet 26 being sold, transferred, and repurposed in mid-2025 to Kinitro and subsequently Perturb. Active Development and Community Support scored -1.0 due to project deprecation and data gaps, requiring weight redistribution across the remaining four sections. Tokenomics (5.5/10) operates under Bittensor's Dynamic TAO framework with an emission split of 41% miners, 41% validators, and 18% subnet owner. Market and Use Case (4.0/10) is constrained by heavy competition from established storage networks and identity shifts. Team and Governance (5.6/10) and Security (4.2/10) reflect a clean exploit history with zero lost funds, though the token trades at an unrecovered drawdown of ~54%-58% from its all-time high. Because the Storb token/protocol has been officially deprecated and rebranded, it warrants an Avoid recommendation under deprecation rules.