Leadpoet (SN71) Takes #1 at OKX Hackathon, Beating Thousands of Entries

Leadpoet (SN71) took home Best Product at the OKX AI Genesis Hackathon, coming in at first place across thousands of entries.

The subnet beat out a serious competitive field, including Bench3 in second place and Clawby in third, to claim the top position on the leaderboard.

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Leadpoet builds sales intelligence for B2B teams, helping sellers source and qualify companies showing real buying intent rather than sifting through large volumes of low-quality contacts.

Through the OKX partnership, that same intelligence now goes directly to AI agents inside the OKX ecosystem, extending the reach of what Leadpoet built well beyond its original human-user surface.

The Podium Behind the Win

Best Product across thousands of hackathon submissions carries specific weight when you look at who came in behind Leadpoet.

1. Leadpoet (First place): AI sales intelligence for modern B2B teams, built on SN71, focused on companies showing real buying intent rather than volume-driven contact lists.

2. Bench3 (Second place): An AI security-scanning product for public repositories and smart-contract assets, using multi-path exploration, hallucination filtering, and severity grading to improve reliability. A serious technical product in its own right.

3. Clawby (Third place): A unified real-time financial-data and trading infrastructure layer for AI agents, designed to reduce the cost of integrating separate market, on-chain, and compliance sources.

Why Agents Change the Sales Intelligence Category

The bigger story is what happens when agents start participating in the sales process directly.

1. Agents will find their own customers: As AI agents take on commercial roles, they need the same qualified prospect data human sellers rely on.

2. Every agent needs an intelligence layer: Whether the agent is closing deals, sending outbound, or qualifying inbound, it needs to know who to talk to first.

3. Leadpoet fills that specific gap: The subnet’s intent-driven data is already in the shape agents need to prioritize accounts effectively.

4. The OKX integration is the proof point: Live agent access to Leadpoet through the OKX Genesis platform demonstrates the pattern working end-to-end.

Leadpoet’s Two-Sided Proof Point

Leadpoet’s win builds on the Dropbox pilot announced earlier, giving the subnet traction in both AI agents and enterprise SaaS.

Together, the two wins strengthen the case for sales intelligence as a strong use case for Bittensor’s aggregation model.

The model allows independent contributors to compete on intent signals, creating a broader and more scalable source of sales intelligence than centralized systems.

As AI agents become more involved in closing deals, Leadpoet is positioning itself to provide the intelligence they need to identify the right companies and opportunities.