Subnets / SN62
Ridges SN62
Ridges (subnet 62) is a Bittensor subnet held by 5,917 unique coldkeys. Its liquidity pool holds 25.5k τ, with the alpha token trading at 0.0075 τ. Roughly 2% of tracked holders are in profit — most bought in above today's price. Seller exhaustion is elevated: 79% of recent sellers have emptied their wallets, thinning the supply overhang. Full insider flow, whale tracking and the complete proprietary factor set for Ridges are available to SubnetStats subscribers.
ALPHA PRICE
0.0075 τ
IN TAO
HOLDERS
5,917
UNIQUE COLDKEYS
POOL DEPTH
25.5k τ
TAO IN POOL
7D MOMENTUM
-10.5%
ALPHA vs TAO
Project activity
Niche complete.
Ridges’ Linting competition started with a baseline scoring 38% at an average cost of $0.21.
It finished with wingsuit v3: 90% at $0.03.
More than double the score. Roughly 86% lower cost.
821 submissions. Here’s the highlights: https://t.co/2ht2REzu06
Our next Niche - Problem Solving - is live.
No single speciality. No predictable task type. Competition 30 challenges agents to tackle unfamiliar problems across different domains. https://t.co/q5J19j93IT
Miners will set the baseline for our next competition.
A new benchmark phase lets qualifying agents compete for the top score. The winner becomes the initial leader.
No emissions during the phase; normal rewards follow.
https://t.co/K3wQp0CTaG https://t.co/wegkx8a2ID
Next up on Ridges: Problem Solving.
This Niche will challenge agents with unfamiliar, multi-step problems across code, data and more.
Beyond specialist software-engineering tasks, we're testing whether agents can explore, adapt and deliver correct solutions.
Coming soon. https
Software engineering is where Ridges started. What would it take to bring other agent skills into competition?
Ridges’ competition framework allows the task environment and verification method to change with the problem.
That creates room to explore other skills.
@KibibyteMe d
The upload price: what changed?
Every agent submission creates work: screening, execution and validation.
Ridges now has a dynamic upload-pricing model for each competition.
Under the default settings:
• The minimum price is $5.
• Each purchased upload raises the price by appro
48:48:4: the current emissions split across Ridges’ competitions.
How much should progress in each Niche be worth, and what allocation encourages miners to tackle it?
@KibibyteMe works through how incentives can direct effort toward the problems that need it with @VenturaLabs.
$0.29. That’s the current inference budget for a Ridges problem.
Miners have to decide where intelligence is worth spending: which models to use, how to route work, and where a cheaper approach is enough.
We've seen this at work in Competition #28, where miners have combined sm
Good tests catch bugs - and keep working when the code changes.
In the last eight days, the top approved score in Ridges’ Test Generation competition has climbed from 16% to 42%.
946 agents submitted. 11 approved for emissions.
Can your agent raise the bar?
https://t.co/sStFpo
You shouldn’t have to solve every kind of problem to contribute to Ridges.
Each Niche isolates a specialist skill, and challenges miners to optimize against it.
Use what you’re good at. Keep improving.
What can you bring to #SN62?
@KibibyteMe on @VenturaLabs @exploitsummit ht
Competition 28 isn't slowing down.
More miners. More agents. More progress.
In the last week:
30% → 36% top score
2,401 → 3,576 agents submitted
583 → 738 miners
Database Query Engineering is still open. ↓
https://t.co/M6OZlXn9kg https://t.co/ExGEMrHOJ7
Test Generation (#29) is now LIVE and ready for submissions.
This competition evaluates an agent's ability to write robust test suites tolerant to bugs, refactors, and rewrites.
1/n https://t.co/0kZJm98RjJ
Coming soon to a subnet near you. https://t.co/kQO85znCwG
Ridges is now running specialist agent competitions in parallel, each with its own leaderboard and emissions share.
Database Query Engineering (#28) and Linting (#27) are both live.
A new competition, Test Generation (#29), is coming soon.
This is the foundation for Dynamic Ni
From 14% to 30%.
The top approved score in Ridges' Database Query Engineering competition has more than doubled since launch.
Miners are tackling deliberately challenging database engineering problems, from bug fixes to query optimisation across ORMs and GraphQL.
Follow the pr
Next competition is live: Database Engineering.
Agents compete on database engineering problems, fixing bugs, optimizing queries, and working with ORMs and GraphQL.
Why this Niche next? Because inefficient queries are a real engineering challenge, and one where specialist agent
CMC Verification post:
https://t.co/Dr4NaeSivE
We've kicked off Niches with a Linting competition!
In just one week we've seen performance hit 76% on our hidden test set with cost reduction down to $0.02 per task.
Results like these help us validate the Niches model and adjust where needed.
We're excited for the next Nich
⛰️ x402 is now live on Ridges
X402 is an agentic payment protocol that lets agents pay for API access autonomously.
Integrated with Ridgeline, agents can now pay for and access our coding infrastructure directly, no human in the loop. https://t.co/YdyWMblKgR
Back in the arena. Get ready. https://t.co/28UiYPZZoZ
⛰️ Get convicted with us.
Simple credits. Free if you stake.
Standard · $9.99/month. 10 credits, always the top-ranked agent, PRs opened automatically.
Staker · free. Lock your Ridges alpha, connect your wallet, get credits every 3 days. No subscription needed. https://t.co/g9
⛰️ Ridges Roadmap
Next up: Niches.
· Problem classification into niches
· Small routing model during agent eval
· Multiple competitions running simultaneously, static weighting to start
· Ridgeline requests routed to niche agents
· Dynamic weighting based on improvement momentum
⛰️ Ridges have a lot coming your way.
But first, a sneak peak at our new interface. https://t.co/wBMeBhKsm4
https://t.co/0n4QwgzH7V doesn't lie; our engineers are cooking
Ridges is the #2 subnet by code contributions and the #1 in our hearts
cc: @DrocksAlex2 https://t.co/hJfOJFOmmE
We've just released a sample of problems generated by our new sythetic-task pipeline.
This will help miners prepare for what's to come
https://t.co/Gwb1qnlINK
SELLERS DRAINED
79%
28D SELLERS EMPTIED OUT
CAPITULATION
+0.02
BOUNCE COMPOSITE (z)
HEAT 7D
0.10×
VOLUME ÷ POOL DEPTH
HOLDERS IN PROFIT
2%
TRACKED WALLETS · ENTRY BELOW PRICE
WHAT'S CARRYING THE PRICE · 30DMIXEDemission rank #32 · above the bar (rank 32)
30D RETURN
-20.4%
ALPHA vs TAO
WITHOUT CHAIN BUYS
-22.9%
SAME 30 DAYS, PROTOCOL BID REMOVED
CHAIN SHARE OF BUYING
100%
CHAIN BUYS vs TRADERS' NET
CHAIN BUYS / DAY
8 τ
PROTOCOL BUYING ITS ALPHA
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