The Subnet Wall
Terms
Terms
Visibility terms.
Plain-language terms for boosts, payment review, active placement, permanent wall placement, and temporary alpha positions operated by The Subnet Wall.
Visibility purchase, not an investment product
The Subnet Wall sells visibility, active placement, and public support signals for Bittensor subnets.
A boost is not an investment product, financial product, ownership interest, yield stream, redemption right, or promise of future value.
No ownership of alpha positions
The Subnet Wall may operate a temporary alpha position in the selected subnet as part of the boost model.
The booster does not own that position, control it, receive yield from it, redeem it, or receive investment rights connected to it.
No guaranteed returns or outcomes
Boosted visibility does not guarantee subnet performance, attention, ranking, returns, liquidity, availability, or any commercial result.
The wall is a visibility surface and support-signal display, not a recommendation or due diligence product.
Payments and manual review
Boosts may require payment matching before they are treated as Verified or Active. Payment match states can include missing, matched, underpaid, and overpaid.
Underpaid or overpaid boosts may require manual review. The Subnet Wall may delay, reject, adjust, or manually approve a boost when payment details do not match the expected amount.
Boost lifecycle
Pending boosts do not affect the main wall. Verified boosts have passed payment review or manual review. Active boosts can affect wall visibility. Expired boosts no longer provide active placement.
Active visibility follows the selected plan duration, such as 7 days, 14 days, 30 days, or a custom duration if supported.
First 5 permanent slots
A First 5 permanent slot means permanent wall placement for the subnet marker.
It does not mean a permanent active boost, permanent paid visibility, ownership, yield, redemption rights, or guaranteed results. Active boost visibility still follows the selected plan duration.
Position management after duration
The Subnet Wall may close, adjust, or otherwise manage any temporary alpha position after the selected boost duration ends.
The booster does not have control over that position and should not expect ongoing exposure, distributions, or redemption.
Prototype and mock tooling
Parts of the current site may operate as a prototype or mock flow, especially when dev tools, localStorage, or local admin features are enabled.
Mock payment tools and admin overrides are for testing product behavior. They are not a live payment verification system or production-grade admin security.