Bettensor
SN30
Evaluation Score
Overall rating on a scale of 0-10
Dimension Breakdown
AI Analysis
Comprehensive evaluation of the token
SN30 (Bettensor) is evaluated with significant data gaps across multiple categories. Three of the six sections—Active Development, Community Support, and Market and Use Case—scored -1.0 due to a lack of verifiable, project-specific data in the retrieved sources (which returned unrelated noise or general Bittensor parent chain info rather than Bettensor subnet metrics). These sections were excluded and their weights redistributed to the remaining evaluated sections: Tokenomics (3.5/10), Team and Governance (4.0/10), and Security and Audit History (4.0/10). Tokenomics suffers from a lack of public, non-paywalled breakdown of allocation tables, vesting schedules, or independent audits, leaving emissions structurally tied to Bittensor's subnet mechanism. Team and Governance indicates no publicly identifiable individual team members or independent DAO voting mechanism, keeping control centralized under the subnet owner and Opentensor Foundation framework. In Security, while no Bettensor-specific exploits, delistings, or fraud were identified, the subnet lacks any verifiable security audits and inherits the operational risks of the parent Bittensor chain, which experienced an $8M supply-chain wallet compromise in July 2024. The resulting weighted average is 3.8/10.
Development Activity
Code updates and developer engagement
Community Support
Social media presence and community engagement
Tokenomics
Supply, distribution, and utility
Market & Use Case
Value proposition and competitive landscape
Team & Governance
Team background and project governance
Security & Audits
Security history and audit status
About Bettensor (SN30)
SN30 (Bettensor) is a sports betting and prediction market subnet operating as subnet 30 on the Bittensor network. Built within the Bittensor ecosystem—which was founded in 2021 by Jacob Robert Steeves and Ala Shaabana—the project is structured around Bittensor's subnet architecture. Its economic model and token distribution rely directly on the parent network's subnet emission mechanisms rather than an independent tokenomic framework with public vesting schedules.
Governance and operations for SN30 remain centralized under the subnet owner and the Opentensor Foundation. The project does not maintain an independent decentralized autonomous organization (DAO), formal on-chain voting system, or separate governance token. In addition, specific developers and individual team members managing the subnet are not publicly identified, and detailed breakdowns of token allocations remain unverified in public sources.
While no exploits, depegs, or regulatory enforcement actions have been documented specifically targeting Bettensor's subnet code, the project exhibits notable operational and security risks. SN30 has no publicly verifiable independent code audits. Furthermore, the subnet inherits infrastructure risks from the parent Bittensor network, which suffered a supply-chain and private-key compromise in July 2024 that resulted in roughly $8.0 million in losses and forced a network transaction halt for at least 24 hours.