OpenRoboto (SN80) Makes History as First Subnet to Launch Natively on Base

In a landmark moment for decentralized AI, OpenRoboto (SN80) has become the first subnet to launch natively (not wrapped) on Base.

Powered by ForeverMoney and secured through Chainlink CCIP, the deployment connects OpenRoboto’s robotics ecosystem with Base’s expanding on-chain infrastructure.

The SN80 alpha token now trades through pools, giving users direct access without requiring a dedicated Bittensor wallet.

OpenRoboto (SN80) operates an open competition where AI miners continuously improve robotics models through public submissions and on-chain evaluations.

The strongest-performing models become the network’s shared baseline, creating an ongoing process for developing increasingly capable open robotics systems.

This Base network deployment extends that competition beyond Bittensor’s native environment into one of crypto’s most active on-chain ecosystems.

The SN80 token is now deployed on Base, with trading and discovery supported across several major crypto platforms.

Users can find the token through FOMO, GMGN, CoinGecko Terminal, Aerodrome, and ForeverMoney’s dedicated subnet discovery filter.

The $SN80 cashtag also enables real-time price charts and tracking on X, expanding visibility across crypto’s social layer.

The deployment brings OpenRoboto within reach of more than 100 million Coinbase users and over 200,000 active Base wallets.

Hundreds of thousands of traders across established crypto platforms can now discover and access the token through familiar on-chain infrastructure.

The token also remains positioned for integration with additional DeFi protocols, trading platforms, and launchpads operating across Base.

OpenRoboto’s Base launch marks the first native subnet deployment of its kind, establishing a new pathway for decentralized AI distribution.

Its arrival demonstrates how Bittensor projects can connect specialized AI networks with broader liquidity, users, and on-chain applications.

For OpenRoboto, this deployment begins a wider chapter for open robotics models across the growing Base ecosystem.