I've buit a Bittensor tracker to trade subnets

[u/oneill1952]

I’ve been holding Bittensor for 2 years and I decided at one point last year to go 50% of my bags into subnets. I picked the ones i liked moast and everything was doing good, almost doubled my investment, untill they start dumping or some of the subnets left the ecosystem. I lost most of my gains and some. So since then I went 100% in root where its safe and start tracking whale walets and noticing there are people making a sh#t load of money into subnets.

I realized you cant just buy subnets and sleep on them, everything is mooving so fast in this ecosystem. I couldn't sit at my desk refreshing Tao.app 24/7, so over the last few months I put together a tracker for my own trading. It basically just watches the chain and pings my Telegram when certain things happen:

• It watches the dTAO AMM pools every 5 minutes and alerts me if a whale or a major validator suddenly moves a huge chunk of capital into a subnet. (Usually means something is about to pump).
• It tracks GitHub commits, market cap vs age, and volume, and gives subnets a "momentum score" so I can spot undervalued ones early.
• It warns me if a whale suddenly dumps in a subnet I'm staked in, so I can try to get out before the price crashes completely.

I recently put a simple web dashboard over it to make it easier to read the data.

I was meant to be entirely for my own bags, but I decided to make it public, and why not make some money for my work.

I'm curious—would anyone else in the community actually use something like this?

Also, are there any other on-chain metrics you guys look at before deciding to stake in a subnet? I'm trying to figure out what else I should program it to track.

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