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What if every cyberattack made your defenses stronger? That's the idea behind RedTeam (SN61), using Bittensor intelligence to build an Internet Immune System that continuously identifies, analyzes, and adapts to emerging cyber threats. Join us and RedTeam live for our next Subnet Spotlight to learn how they're pioneering a self-improving approach to cybersecurity, powering real-world deployments and gaining traction with enterprise customers. This Wednesday, 8/19 at 10am ET.

Everyone talks about GPUs. Far fewer people talk about the infrastructure that moves the data those GPUs depend on. Join us live July 7 with Beam Network (SN105) to discuss decentralized bandwidth, Proof-of-Bandwidth, and how data movement is becoming one of the most important layers of AI infrastructure.

At the close of September, Yuma Asset Management's funds held 2.0% of Bittensor's total subnet market cap. The same week, AUM reached a new all-time high of $34.4M across our three funds and SMA. The Yuma Total Market Fund contains the full Bittensor ecosystem, comprised of TAO and subnets, analogous to the makeup of a '60/40' portfolio. The Yuma Subnet Composite Fund contains indexed, weighted exposure across a broad range of Bittensor subnets, analogous to how the S&P 500 provides diversified exposure to the U.S. equity market. The Yuma Large Cap Fund contains the largest subnets in the Bittensor ecosystem, analogous to how the Mag 7 represent a concentrated allocation to dominant technology companies in public markets. Learn more about Yuma Asset Management and read important disclosures linked in the comments.

The Yuma Large Cap Fund gained 29.0% in September on a USD basis, as its larger subnet holdings outperformed the broader subnet market. It was Yuma's strongest fund in Q3, up 64.6% versus 48.0% for TAO. The fund's composition is analogous to how the Mag 7 represent a concentrated allocation to dominant technology companies in public markets. Learn more about Yuma Asset Management funds and read important disclosures below in the comments.

The Yuma Subnet Composite Fund rose 26.9% in September on a USD basis, its second-best month of 2026, while TAO gained 30.9%. Subnet tokens trailed TAO’s recent rally, but over Q3 the fund returned 52.5% versus 48.0% for TAO. Since launch it is up 30.2%, while TAO is down 3.9%. (All changes on a USD basis.) The fund provides indexed, weighted exposure across Bittensor subnets, analogous to how the S&P 500 provides diversified exposure to the U.S. equity market. Learn more about Yuma Asset Management and read important disclosures below in the comments.

$250 TAO is old news. Bittensor traded above $325 this week, up 39% over the prior 7 days and +73% from its 90-day low. Yuma Asset Management provides access to TAO and the broader Bittensor subnet economy in a single vehicle, giving allocators exposure to one of the most active ecosystems in decentralized AI. More info on Yuma Asset Management's funds and important disclosures in the comments.