Bittensor subnet SN61 Red Team defends undisclosed enterprise customers as security practice
markjeffrey · x · 2026-09-24
Innerworks, the UK-incorporated VC-backed company behind Bittensor subnet SN61 (Red Team), pushed back on doubts about its enterprise customers: lying about them would defraud its own investors, who have reviewed actual agreements. The team argues customer disclosure isn't free—companies charge steep discounts for logo use—and that in security, revealing who protects you is itself a risk. The poster says they meet weekly with the team and remain heavily invested.
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