Bittensor price discovery 'the #1 issue': Yuma's ASMR proposal targets inefficient subnet liquidity
markjeffrey · x · 2026-09-30
- Mark Jeffrey agrees with Yuma's Youssef El Moujahid that price discovery on Bittensor subnets is currently inefficient and calls it the ecosystem's #1 unsolved problem.
- His argument: the ecosystem needs one subnet to reach $1B market cap, then a second to repeat it, to prove the trend rather than a fluke before full breakout mode.
- The cited ASMR is a research proposal (not a live protocol change) that adjusts subnet liquidity using slippage benchmarks and a volatility limit.
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