Bittensor · Subnet 117 · Live
AI video, image and audio from 45 models behind one contract. Independent miners serve each job inside an attested worker, and every output comes back with a signed receipt you can check.
Live on Bittensor mainnet. Jobs route to attested miners today; the roadmap shows how it got here.
Ties the request, the model settings and the output together, so anyone can check what ran.
SN117 is live on mainnet. A model is served when its contract is priced and an eligible miner is online; Models & pricing shows which are ready now.
For miners
You bring provider access you already pay for — fal, OpenRouter, MiniMax and others. The approved worker runs it inside an attested enclave and earns from the jobs it serves.
# 02 · install $ curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -LsSf https://github.com/everyframe-studio/everyframe-miner/releases/latest/download/everycli-installer.sh | sh # 03 · guided setup in your browser $ everycli ui # 04 · check the worker, then watch it $ everycli doctor $ everycli status
Use your SN117-registered hotkey. No invitation file is needed. Hosting and provider usage cost money; the hourly ceiling is not a total budget, and rewards are not guaranteed.
How a job moves
A client picks a model contract with a fixed output: format, length, resolution and price.
The coordinator assigns an eligible miner from the discounts on offer.
The miner’s attested worker calls the provider and signs what came back.
The receipt, output hash and request binding are verified before anything counts.
Reviewed work sets validator weights within each epoch’s pool.
Verification
For creators
The apps this network is built for are live now, on their current provider routes.
Roadmap
From our first generation tools to a creative network on Bittensor. Each phase moves on when its checks pass, so these are milestones, not deadlines.
Creative tools people can use, backed by a tested protocol for verifiable AI generation.
The products, protocol and testnet evidence came first. Mainnet serving followed in phase 03.
Mining documentationSubnet 117 is EveryFrame’s home on Bittensor, with its own mainnet configuration and public operator resources.
Having a subnet and its configuration in place came before production traffic. Launch followed in phase 03.
Mainnet setupVerified miners and validators are online, and the full path from a generation request to signed accounting runs on mainnet.
Signed accounting is not, by itself, proof of customer demand.
Mainnet mining guideBuild EveryFrame desktop and mobile apps, open the EveryFrame API to developers, and connect more creative workflows to the subnet.
Desktop appA dedicated creation workspace
Mobile appCreate wherever you are
EveryFrame APIEvery model from your own code
The apps and the API pass release testing and supported workflows deliver reliably through the subnet. They are planned, not available yet.
Open EveryFrame StudioMore video, image and audio models as demand grows, alpha buybacks from EveryFrame revenue, and no lowering of the bar for verification.
A model stays a candidate until its contract, price, execution path and serving capacity are approved. Mining has real costs; traffic and returns are not guaranteed.
Models & pricingShipped, by date
Launch status set to liveEvery launch check passed; routing on and signed accounting published every epoch.
Vivix W1 pricedA fourth model contract priced, with miner offers below its reference rate.
First mainnet jobs servedAttested miners delivered the first verified generations on SN117.
SN117 preflightChain identity checked and an isolated mainnet coordinator prepared.
Independent miner rewards observedFive independent coldkeys tested; serving miners received testnet alpha.
Paid pilot verifiedH3 Max Turbo, H3 Max and Seedance 2.5 delivered verified videos; weight reveal observed at a finalized block.
Testnet registeredSubnet 566 registered on Bittensor testnet.
Milestones, not deadlines. Each phase moves forward when its release checks pass. Scope and timing can change as we test, learn and ship.
Leaderboard
Every miner connected to our coordinator, ranked by the traffic it served in a finalized SN117 epoch, the last day or the last week.
Connecting to SN117
Every miner running a worker, ranked by traffic served this epoch.
| # | Miner | Serving | Workers | Share | Requests | Reliability | Discount | Traffic value | Models served |
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Every model the subnet supports, ranked by requests this epoch.
| Model | Miners | Requests | Reliability | Discount | $ / unit | Traffic value |
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The last 20 finalized SN117 epochs, newest first. Each epoch is 361 blocks, about 72 minutes.
| Epoch | Ended | Requests | Miners | Reliability | Traffic value |
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The last 20 sealed work epochs, newest first: what miners earned, the block where the chain paid out, the alpha it emitted to each miner and whether that alpha reached the miner's stake. Open a work epoch to see every miner.
| Work epoch | Work value | Reward block | Alpha emitted | Receipt | Miners |
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| Epoch | Ended | Rank | Requests | Reliability | Traffic value |
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Traffic value is the miner reward for delivered, verified work, counted when it was delivered. It is not cash paid or profit. The Rewards tab shows what the chain actually paid.
Discount compares the miner reward with our estimate of the provider's public list price for the same output. $ / unit is the reward per second of video or audio, or per image. Reliability is delivered requests divided by delivered plus failed, timed-out, refused and expired ones, over all of a miner's work up to the end of the epoch (or up to now for a period), so it shows even when a miner had no traffic. Content refusals count neither way. A miner with no finished work yet shows New.
A work epoch is a 361-block accounting window, sealed in a signed work report. Our validator puts that report's weights on chain; the reward block is the first SN117 epoch step that applied them. Alpha emitted is what the chain paid each miner's UID in that block. Received means the hotkey's SN117 stake rose by exactly that amount in the same block. Every validator's weights count towards consensus, so a miner can receive more or less than its work value. Dollar figures use the work report's alpha price and are estimates.
