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Endure’s first full week on mainnet: 95.5% across 420 scored values, none missing.
The loop is working end-to-end. A track record of scored outcomes is exactly what makes risk intelligence worth building a lending market on top of.
Endure is live on mainnet, and the first week we’re reporting is in: seven rounds, Oct 4 to 10, with an average score of 95.5%.
Scores climbed from Oct 4 to 6, then held just under that peak through Oct 10. Four rounds are too few to call it a plateau, and every new round adds to the picture.
This week shows the loop working end-to-end for the network: forecasts published, outcomes arrived, and every one of the 420 values scored against what actually happened.
Protocol revenue usually flows one way: toward the team or treasury.
Forge routes more than 50% of it back to the network underneath.
SN30 Alpha buybacks are funded by lending activity, strengthening the incentives that attract better risk intelligence contributors to @EndureNet over time.
Most risk models aren't tested against what actually happens.
Endure publishes every forecast and scores every round against realized outcomes. The misses are part of the record too.
That's the kind of accountability Forge is built to run on.
We checked Endure’s risk forecasts against what actually happened.
Each day, miners forecast the worst 5-day drop for 15 subnets. Once the 5 days pass, we compare. 62 of 75 forecasts were at least as big as the real drop. The other 13 were smaller.
That’s five rounds, Oct 4 to 8. Many of the higher forecasts ran well above what happened, and closing that gap is the next thing to watch.
Every round is scored against realized outcomes: dashboard.endure.network/
New to Endure and Forge?
This is the clearest explanation of how the two connect and what they're building toward together.
If you are new to Endure, or have been following for a while and want the full picture in one place, this is it.
Endure 101 walks through the problem, how the network works, the design principles behind it, and where @ForgeLending fits in.
$TAO SN30.
This is the risk intelligence layer that will gradually inform Forge parameters at mainnet.
Three rounds in, the signal is already getting sharper.
Endure’s latest three scored rounds averaged 95.0%, each one higher than the last, while participation kept growing.
Three rounds is a small sample, so we’re reading it as an early signal, not a conclusion. The design bet is that a consensus built from many forecasters, scored against what actually happens, gets sharper over time. This is the first data we have on it.
No coordinate went without a published consensus, and a missing one counts as a miss.
We're partnering with @taodotcom to bring Alpha collateral to mainnet.
Forge will build on top of tao.com's wstAlpha wrappers. Building on existing, audited, and trusted infrastructure means starting from solid ground on day one.
Glad to have @taodotcom as a foundational part of Forge.
Forge retweeted
Endure is live on mainnet, and now you can check it yourself.
The new dashboard follows SN30 on mainnet: network state, miner commits, and consensus accuracy, each backed by a source you can verify.
Explore it: dashboard.endure.network
Risk, with receipts. Because risk intelligence should be something you can check, not something you have to trust.
$TAO SN30.
Forge retweeted
Endure will prove that independent miners, competing on the same risk questions and scored against real outcomes, can produce better risk analysis than centralized teams.
We will publish a dashboard that lets everyone judge that performance for themselves. I think the results will surprise people.
@ForgeLending is in the final stretch of its audit.
Soon, Endure’s signals will help set risk parameters for bittensor:native loans backed by Alpha.
I believe Forge can become Bittensor’s leverage and liquidity engine, turning that intelligence into real utility and growth.
bittensor:native SN30
xitter.cf/ForgeLending/status/21…
Endure, $TAO SN30, is live on mainnet!
Risk intelligence that is competitive, outcome-scored, and auditable is here.
Read the full picture: xitter.cf/EndureNet/status/21074…
A huge milestone for Endure, and a significant one for Forge and the Bittensor ecosystem.
Endure being live on mainnet paves the way for Forge's launch. The risk intelligence layer that will inform Forge parameters is now real, competitive, and auditable.
It also means Bittensor now has a native, outcome-scored risk network that any protocol can eventually build on.
Forge mainnet is coming.
Endure, $TAO SN30, is live on mainnet!
Risk intelligence that is competitive, outcome-scored, and auditable is here.
Read the full picture: xitter.cf/EndureNet/status/21074…
This is one we've been looking forward to.
@EndureNet mainnet is almost here.
Tomorrow, Endure ($TAO SN30) goes live on Bittensor mainnet.
Risk intelligence that is competitive, outcome-scored, and auditable is almost here.
Forge is not just a lending market.
It's the first product built to run on @EndureNet, a decentralized risk intelligence network designed to inform how risk parameters are set over time.
That connection runs deeper than architecture. More than 50% of Forge revenue is planned for SN30 Alpha buybacks, connecting lending activity directly to the network underneath it.
The revenue model reinforces the loop. More than 50% of Forge revenue is planned for SN30 Alpha buybacks, connecting lending activity directly to the network underneath it.
The lending market is the start. The risk intelligence layer is the point.
Try it on testnet: testnet.forge.endure.network
Before Forge, Alpha had one job: represent your stake in a subnet.
At mainnet, it will have two: supply it as collateral and it will still represent your subnet exposure and back your $TAO borrowing power.
You keep the position, access the liquidity, and sell nothing.
That's what collateral efficiency looks like for the Bittensor economy.
Ignoring your account health while you have an open borrow is one of the fastest ways to get liquidated on Forge.
Your account health reflects how close your debt is to your liquidation threshold. It moves with every price update, every block of interest accrual, and every change in market conditions. It doesn't wait for you to check it.
What to watch: your borrow balance, your collateral value, your borrow limit, and your liquidation threshold. If any of these move against you, your buffer shrinks. The best time to act is before it runs out.
Forge is built on Bittensor's EVM, which means it bridges two different layers: the EVM side where the lending protocol lives, and the native Bittensor side where your $TAO and Alpha stake live.
To use Forge, you need an EVM wallet to interact with the protocol. Your $TAO and Alpha stay in your Bittensor wallet. Forge connects the two through a mirror address, a mapped native address derived from your EVM wallet, so your collateral can move between layers without being bridged.
Mainnet is coming. Get familiar with the setup on testnet first: docs.forge.endure.network/le…
When you supply Alpha as collateral on Forge, it won't stop working.
Your Alpha will keep earning its native yield while it is deposited in the protocol, and a new layer of liquidity gets unlocked on top of that.
On mainnet, 75% of those emissions will flow to borrowers, and 25% will go to the protocol as a performance fee.
