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Subnet Session with Jose from Yanez & Ken from BitMind: Subnet 54 and 34

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Revenue Search is back after the Bittensor San Francisco event, and this episode is a first: a dual-subnet session with Yanez (SN54) and BitMind (SN34). Jose and Ken announce a partnership aimed at tackling the rapidly growing threat of deepfake-driven identity fraud—the kind of attacks that can bypass KYC, liveness checks, and even enable high-value social engineering scams.


In short: Yanez produces high-fidelity, well-annotated synthetic identity/face data and attack vectors, and BitMind uses that to train and improve face-focused deepfake detection models via their subnet. They’ll take the combined “data + detection” stack to enterprise customers (financial institutions and identity providers), typically via licensing/usage-based deals, with both teams reinforcing that real-world revenue supports their subnets (including alpha buybacks into treasury) while keeping flexibility for future DeFi/treasury use.

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Subnet Session with Jose from Yanez & Ken from BitMind: Subnet 54 and 34

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