Score
SN44Decentralized sports video analysis network
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| 0.66% | 0.13% | 9.48% | 31.64% | 25.48% | -- |
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SN44 is the subnet token of Score (Bittensor subnet 44), used for subnet staking and incentives; miners' and validators' primary rewards are paid in TAO, and part of revenue is directed to buy back and burn TAO.
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Score is a decentralised computer vision network on Bittensor subnet 44 with a commercial layer run by a partner company. Vision tasks are written to an on-chain manifest as standardised elements, miners register models per element, and validators score them against real or generated ground truth and normalise weights; the network splits into a public track and a private enterprise track that runs inside trusted execution environments. The pain point is that labelling sports and store video needs heavy manual work, per-camera licensing is costly, and long-tail scenarios lack affordable vision models.
On 16 April 2026 the project formed an alliance with PwC France and the Maghreb, on 27 July it opened a private track for sports and trading card grading, and in September it disclosed deployments of its vision systems at Shell and Eni sites. The network serves both public model competitions and bespoke enterprise tasks.
Major developments: In April Manako allied with PwC France and Maghreb to cross-sell its Score-powered computer vision product; in June Manako launched a vision AI agent platform and committed USD 1 million to North American expansion; SN44 listed on Kraken in late July.
Incentives: After Bittensor's v440 emissions gate took effect on 27 July, SN44's emission share rose 1.60 percentage points to about 181 tau per day, roughly USD 55,000, making it one of the gainers; supply is capped at 21 million tokens with 28.26% released.
Score runs an AI vision and data network for physical settings; in 2026 it worked with Reading FC to deploy the Manako platform, connecting stadium and retail vision recognition to onchain incentives. Its SN44 token began trading on Kraken on July 30, 2026, lifting liquidity and visibility together.
The commercial path deploys vision models in fuel stations, stadiums and retail stores, collecting behavioural data through cameras and edge devices and settling data contributions and model calls in tokens. A partnership with PwC France & Maghreb pushed the physical-AI stack into audit and enterprise deployment, and a first place at Start In Block 2026 helped build institutional trust.
Future strategy and roadmap: in the third quarter of 2026 Score is deploying 124 NVIDIA Jetson vision systems at Avia France fuel stations and plans to extend the network into more retail and transport settings. The risks are data compliance and privacy regulation plus the capital expenditure that hardware rollout requires.
Max Sebti — Co-founder & CEO; leads strategy, partnerships and ecosystem development.
Tim Kalic — Co-founder & CTO; built the Score Vision computer-vision infrastructure.
Nigel Grant — Co-founder & Chief Revenue Officer; leads commercial strategy and sports partnerships.
Peter Cotton — Head of Quantitative Research; formerly with Microsoft and J.P. Morgan.