SUMMARY: The video explains how to assess Bittensor subnets using distribution metrics like the Gini index and Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (HHI), which reveal the concentration of wealth among wallets. Using tao.app, the presenter demonstrates how to identify healthy subnets with balanced ownership, citing Leadpoet as a prime example. The guide cautions investors to avoid subnets with high Gini values (~0.90), signaling excessive centralization and higher risk.
By: Siam Kidd
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