Most people in the Bittensor ecosystem already understand that good data is valuable. But fewer people grasp how transformative it becomes when that data is converted into meetings, conversations, and revenue.
That’s where Leadpoet, built on TAO’s Subnet 71, is quietly shifting the entire conversation around what decentralized AI can do for real businesses.
In a chat with Gavin Zaentz (CEO and Co-founder of Leadpoet), OUTsider INsights made an inquiry into how the team is building one of the first subnets with a clear commercial path and a product that feels practical.
The DSV Advantage: Why Support Matters
One of the first things Gavin highlighted was the impact of working closely with the DSV Fund. Their involvement isn’t passive.
They’ve helped shape everything from messaging and partnerships to how Leadpoet approaches go-to-market strategy.
More importantly, they’ve opened doors to:
a. Warm intros to other subnets.
b. Insights into their sales funnels.
c. A clearer view of customer pain points.
That kind of strategic guidance usually takes early teams months (sometimes years) to figure out on their own. For Leadpoet, it has acted as an accelerator.
Leadpoet’s Vision: Not Just Leads… Meetings
Here’s where things get more interesting.
Gavin isn’t positioning Leadpoet as “just another lead-generation tool.” In his words, data alone doesn’t move the needle. Good leads are important, but they don’t drive revenue unless the right conversation happens at the right time.
Leadpoet’s real vision is to sell meetings, not leads.
To do that, the subnet focuses on:
a. Extremely high-quality lead data
b. Warming sequences that feel human
c. Automated outreach built on real outcomes
d. Funnel intelligence that increases conversion probability
This transforms Leadpoet from a data provider into a full-cycle sales engine. It doesn’t just find prospects, it leads into conversations that actually matter.
How They Do It: The Power of Bittensor Competition
The most impressive part of Leadpoet is how the subnet leverages decentralized competition infrastructure of Bittensor network.
Inside Leadpoet:
a. Miners compete to collect the best leads
b. Miners compete to build better qualification agents
c. Miners compete to design smarter warming and outreach systems
d. Validators score everything purely on results
This loop creates a self-optimizing sales infrastructure. The winning models are rewarded, weaker ones fade out, and the system continuously evolves toward better performance.
It’s the kind of innovation that centralized sales automation companies can’t replicate. This is because their systems aren’t powered by hundreds of independent agents fighting to outperform each other.
What’s Coming: A Real Product, Real Timelines
Leadpoet isn’t in “concept mode”, it’s shipping.
Gavin confirmed two major milestones:
a. Private beta launches in December
b. Full paid release goes live in January
And according to him, there are more announcements on the way, but he’s keeping those close for now.
What is clear is that Leadpoet is transitioning from research mode into commercial execution. This is the phase where subnets start proving their revenue potential, and Subnet 71 seems ready.
Why Leadpoet Stands Out in the TAO Ecosystem
After following the conversation and looking at the product direction, a few things stand out about Leadpoet:
a. The team is strong and deeply experienced.
b. DSV’s involvement adds credibility and momentum.
c. The value proposition is practical and universally understood.
d. The subnet has a clear path to revenue, something investors increasingly care about.
e. The launch timeline is near, not hypothetical.
In a world where AI leads, sales data, and customer intelligence are becoming the new competitive edge, Leadpoet is building an engine that feels timely and commercially grounded.It’s early, but the direction is clear: Leadpoet is shaping up to be one of the first subnets that actually creates something that can be used outside the crypto bubble.
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