Every coldkey with alpha staked on SN82, counted straight off the Bittensor chain. Holder base, size distribution, and how much of the supply is locked under the conviction primitive.
Coldkeys by size of position, in alpha. Counts, not amounts.
Alpha attributed to hotkeys by the census, against the reserve the AMM pool holds.
Locking alpha builds conviction on a hotkey. If aggregate conviction ever reaches 10% of outstanding alpha and the subnet is over a year old, ownership transfers to the highest-conviction hotkey.
Distinct coldkeys holding alpha. One point per completed census sweep, roughly every ten minutes.
Alpha is the subnet token. Holding it is not the same as mining: most positions here are delegations to a hotkey, which earn a share of what that hotkey is paid. The conviction numbers describe a Bittensor chain primitive, not a Compelle feature. How conviction works →