Subnets / SN118
Ditto SN118
Ditto (subnet 118) is a Bittensor subnet held by 2,160 unique coldkeys. Its liquidity pool holds 6.6k τ, with the alpha token trading at 0.0082 τ. Roughly 21% of tracked holders are in profit — most bought in above today's price. Seller exhaustion is elevated: 81% of recent sellers have emptied their wallets, thinning the supply overhang. Full insider flow, whale tracking and the complete proprietary factor set for Ditto are available to SubnetStats subscribers.
ALPHA PRICE
0.0082 τ
IN TAO
HOLDERS
2,160
UNIQUE COLDKEYS
POOL DEPTH
6.6k τ
TAO IN POOL
7D MOMENTUM
-6.8%
ALPHA vs TAO
Project activity
Every chat starts from zero. The client you described on Monday, the decision you made in March, the way you like a brief written: gone the moment you close the tab.
Ditto is one memory under every AI you use. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, your own agents. Nothing you told it is lost
Three numbers from this week.
Weekly active users up 18.8%.
2,560 registered users across iOS, Android and web.
Signups are running at 50 a week, up from 42.
More next Monday. https://t.co/kFbr6vpdby
Get a discount on the frontier. OpenAI and Anthropic models, through @say_gm_, built into Ditto.
GM runs closed-source frontier models inside a TEE, so your prompt stays private, and it gets you those models at a discount. Pick a GM model in Ditto or in Ditto Router, keep your m
Buybacks come out of profit. Not emissions. Customer money.
So every buyback tells you the same thing: the app covered its costs, and there was money left over.
The first one came from miner registrations. The next come from revenue, half of what's left after costs, into buybac
"Expect us to ship every week. Call somebody if we didn't."
@peytonspencer https://t.co/IWlYhIycXb
Riley runs a small coffee roaster out of a garage. By the end of Riley's first two minutes in Ditto, it has written the prep list for the busiest week of the year.
One paragraph to start: who built the store, who does the labels, and a big wholesale order that locks on October 1
Run Ditto on a toaster. Or in your own AWS account. Either way, it's yours.
Built to be portable. Full multi-user support for your whole org, wherever it runs.
Qualifying our first on-prem lead now.
You're still the one logging into that site every week because it has no API.
Ditto agents now do it for you. Real browser, cloud-hosted, runs the tasks you've been doing by hand.
Five changes this week, and every one takes a job off the person who keeps the agents running:
Di
Your history doesn't have to start in Ditto. Bring it from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Perplexity, and Ditto reads the export straight from the ZIP.
Notes too. An Obsidian vault, a Joplin .jex, a folder of .md and .txt files, Google Keep out of Takeout, Apple Notes as Markdown...
Live in Ditto 1,342+ app integrations.
Browse by category or search directly. Connect Google Workspace, Notion, Linear, HackMD, whatever's in your stack. Multiple accounts supported.
Same memory layer underneath, so your agents stay coordinated across every tool. https://t.co/5
What gets measured improves.
We know we've got work to do, and tracking our metrics shows us where to focus. Right now that's preparing for Ditto V2 launch which includes:
- new features
- redesigned app
- greatly improved user onboarding
Expect more updates like this. https:/
"The future of AI agents isn’t giving every agent unrestricted access.
It’s managed tools: the router is the harness, the API key is the agent, your memory is the model, and sensitive actions go through an approval queue.
Safe delegation without giving up control." - @const_reb
For those of us obsessed with agent maxing, Ditto Inference saves tokens and makes your sessions last longer. And it moves your memory and tools to the base layer, so you stop worrying about MCP configuration. Powered by the best & cheapest inference from @say_gm_ @engyai @chutes
Law firms. Hospitals. Accounting firms. If your data can't go into a SaaS product, you can still run Ditto in your own servers.
Ditto on-prem deploys into your own infrastructure. Same memory, same multi-user support, running on hardware you control.
Qualifying our first lead n
You're running six tools and none of them know what the others are doing.
Something for automation, something for notes, something for chat, and you in the middle remembering it all. The stack doesn't connect, so you become the connection.
Ditto sits underneath. Graph, chats, f
Upload a contract in March. Ask about it in September.
Most tools make you find the file again. Ditto doesn't. What was in the file went into your memory when you uploaded it. Same memory as everything else.
So when you ask about those terms six months later, the answer comes f
Ditto now connects to 1,342+ apps.
Google Workspace, Notion, Linear, Jira, and the long tail behind them, working in chats and in workflows.
Workflows stopped losing track of themselves. A run that needs your approval lands in an inbox you can open from the alert, a run whose w
CONFIRMED: half of Ditto's profit goes to buyback.
App revenue covers our costs first, and half of everything after that goes to buyback and lock, buyback and burn.
Why it matters: this is customer money coming into Bittensor rather than emissions moving around inside it. And w
You've switched models three times this year. Your context didn't follow you once.
Nobody's loyal to a model anymore. You move for a better one and the model part is easy. It's everything you told the old one that hurts.
Custom instructions you spent months tuning. Project cont
When Ditto wins, Bittensor wins.
Money flows through Ditto into the network two ways, and we plan to add more of both as we grow. https://t.co/fKVqNTV0Uo
Your team loses a week every time someone new starts. Not training them. Explaining where everything is and why it works that way.
With groups, the new person is reading the same memory the rest of the team already built. The decisions Ditto's been told about are there. The file
Ditto on-prem: qualifying our first lead now. Private deployment into their own AWS account.
They own the memories, the inference, the connections. They run it. They pay for compute.
We handle technical support. That's the contract.
Full product, their infrastructure. Multi-us
Most AI chats reset every session. So you're the database.
Ditto keeps one memory under every conversation. Ask something once, and the next chat already has it. Your business, your stack, what you decided last week.
You stop repeating yourself. The AI stops asking.
That's wha
When Ditto scales, Bittensor scales.
Storage runs on Hippius, @Hippius_cloud. Search runs through Desearch, @desearch_ai, first, on purpose. The spend lands in the ecosystem.
Neither is a partnership announcement. We pay for both, in production, today.
Every person who signs u
We built Ditto so you can leave it. Open Claude or Cursor, connect your Memory, and it's there.
Most companies lock your context to their app on purpose. Leaving means starting over, and the cost of starting over keeps you.
A better app comes out and you want to try it, but you
SELLERS DRAINED
81%
28D SELLERS EMPTIED OUT
CAPITULATION
+0.05
BOUNCE COMPOSITE (z)
HEAT 7D
0.76×
VOLUME ÷ POOL DEPTH
HOLDERS IN PROFIT
21%
TRACKED WALLETS · ENTRY BELOW PRICE
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