Arctura is a decentralized AI subnet built on Bittensor, incentivizing miners and validators through on-chain emissions. The base subnet defines the foundational incentive mechanism for the network.
The base subnet defines the rules by which miners produce work and validators score that work — distributing TAO emissions as rewards.
Miners receive challenges from validators and produce AI-graded outputs. Work is measured, ranked, and weighted continuously across the metagraph.
Validators query miners with deterministic challenges, evaluate outputs against the incentive mechanism, and set weights on-chain via Yuma consensus.
TAO emissions are distributed to miners based on performance rank and to validators based on stake. Alpha tokens are minted per subnet-specific mechanics.
Clone the base subnet repo, install dependencies via the Makefile, configure your wallet, and register on Bittensor. The scaffold handles the rest.
Register on the subnet as a miner, validator, or both. Each role plays a critical part in securing and advancing the network.
Miners run the compute that powers the subnet's intelligence layer. They respond to validator challenges and compete for emissions based on output quality.
Validators are the quality gatekeepers of the subnet. They issue challenges, evaluate miner responses, and commit weights that drive fair emission distribution.
The base subnet is production-grade Python, following Bittensor's canonical neuron scaffold with a custom incentive mechanism layer.
The base subnet is launching. Clone the repo, configure your wallet, and register as a miner or validator. Emissions go live on mainnet registration.