With the amount of new subnets being added it can be hard to get up to date information across all subnets, so data may be slightly out of date from time to time
With the amount of new subnets being added it can be hard to get up to date information across all subnets, so data may be slightly out of date from time to time
ForeverMoney (Subnet 98) is a decentralized Automated Liquidity Manager (ALM) for on-chain trading, using AI to optimize liquidity provision on decentralized exchanges. In simple terms, ForeverMoney autonomously manages liquidity pool positions for users and protocols, aiming to maximize fee earnings while minimizing risks like impermanent loss. Liquidity providers can deposit funds into ForeverMoney’s vaults, and the subnet’s network of AI-driven agents will continuously rebalance those funds on DEXes (like Uniswap v3 and Aerodrome) to capture trading fees and avoid loss from adverse price movements. This solves a real DeFi pain point: providing liquidity in concentrated AMMs (e.g. Uniswap v3) currently requires constant monitoring and active management – in fact, studies found over half of Uniswap v3 liquidity providers lost money due to impermanent loss outpacing fees. ForeverMoney addresses this by making liquidity provision intelligent and automated, leveraging decentralized AI strategies so that liquidity can be provided in a “set-and-forget” manner with better outcomes.
Notably, the name “ForeverMoney 九八” itself reflects the project’s mission and inspiration. In Chinese, 九 (9) symbolizes “eternity or forever” and 八 (8) symbolizes “wealth or money.” The subnet’s name thus literally means “forever money,” aligning with its goal of creating enduring, intelligent liquidity that continuously earns yield. As on-chain liquidity increasingly moves to algorithmic management, SN98 aims to provide “decentralized liquidity intelligence” – a permissionless, market-driven system where AI agents compete to manage liquidity more profitably than any static strategy.
Key capabilities of ForeverMoney include:
AI-Optimized Liquidity Rebalancing: A network of strategy-proposing miners uses various algorithms (from technical indicators like Bollinger Bands or RSI to machine learning models) to predict the optimal price ranges to concentrate liquidity for each token pair. These AI agents continuously adjust positions to capture fees and respond to market moves, reducing the burden on individual liquidity providers.
Maximizing Fees & Mitigating Impermanent Loss: The system’s scoring and reward mechanism explicitly incentivizes strategies that grow the total value of the liquidity (via fees + price appreciation) while strictly penalizing inventory losses. For example, a miner’s score is boosted for gains and exponentially slashed for any significant loss of tokens in the pool, ensuring focus on impermanent loss protection. This means only strategies that truly add “alpha” (excess returns over a passive hold strategy) are rewarded.
**Fully Autonomous Liquidity Management: Once users deposit funds, ForeverMoney handles everything from data fetching, strategy generation, simulation, to on-chain execution. It essentially acts as a decentralized liquidity provider “brain” that dynamically manages positions on DEX platforms. Miners continuously compete to provide the best moves, and only the top-performing strategies are actually deployed with real capital.
On-Chain Execution and Vaults: The platform is live on the Base Layer-2 blockchain (Coinbase’s Ethereum L2). Winning strategies are executed in real time on actual liquidity pools (e.g. Uniswap v3 or Aerodrome on Base), so the system generates real trading fees and yield. User funds are held in smart contract Vaults dedicated to specific token pairs (for example, a wETH/BID vault for the CreatorBid token’s liquidity). The vault automatically reallocates its liquidity to the price ranges dictated by the current top strategy, and adjusts as strategies update.
Truly Decentralized & Incentivized: As a Bittensor subnet, ForeverMoney uses a crypto-economic model to crowdsource intelligence. Independent miners and validators around the world participate permissionlessly, earning rewards in the subnet’s native token for contributing good strategies or validating outcomes. This open competition ensures that the best ideas win and liquidity is managed efficiently by market forces rather than a centralized fund manager.
In essence, ForeverMoney turns liquidity management into an AI-driven competitive sport on the blockchain. It provides “Liquidity-as-a-Service”: protocols or users can plug into SN98 and have their liquidity actively managed by a swarm of competing AI agents, instead of relying on static strategies or costly market makers. This brings more efficiency, intelligence, and sustainability to DeFi’s core liquidity layer, potentially saving protocols millions in incentive costs and giving liquidity providers a better, automated way to earn fees.
ForeverMoney (Subnet 98) is a decentralized Automated Liquidity Manager (ALM) for on-chain trading, using AI to optimize liquidity provision on decentralized exchanges. In simple terms, ForeverMoney autonomously manages liquidity pool positions for users and protocols, aiming to maximize fee earnings while minimizing risks like impermanent loss. Liquidity providers can deposit funds into ForeverMoney’s vaults, and the subnet’s network of AI-driven agents will continuously rebalance those funds on DEXes (like Uniswap v3 and Aerodrome) to capture trading fees and avoid loss from adverse price movements. This solves a real DeFi pain point: providing liquidity in concentrated AMMs (e.g. Uniswap v3) currently requires constant monitoring and active management – in fact, studies found over half of Uniswap v3 liquidity providers lost money due to impermanent loss outpacing fees. ForeverMoney addresses this by making liquidity provision intelligent and automated, leveraging decentralized AI strategies so that liquidity can be provided in a “set-and-forget” manner with better outcomes.
Notably, the name “ForeverMoney 九八” itself reflects the project’s mission and inspiration. In Chinese, 九 (9) symbolizes “eternity or forever” and 八 (8) symbolizes “wealth or money.” The subnet’s name thus literally means “forever money,” aligning with its goal of creating enduring, intelligent liquidity that continuously earns yield. As on-chain liquidity increasingly moves to algorithmic management, SN98 aims to provide “decentralized liquidity intelligence” – a permissionless, market-driven system where AI agents compete to manage liquidity more profitably than any static strategy.
Key capabilities of ForeverMoney include:
AI-Optimized Liquidity Rebalancing: A network of strategy-proposing miners uses various algorithms (from technical indicators like Bollinger Bands or RSI to machine learning models) to predict the optimal price ranges to concentrate liquidity for each token pair. These AI agents continuously adjust positions to capture fees and respond to market moves, reducing the burden on individual liquidity providers.
Maximizing Fees & Mitigating Impermanent Loss: The system’s scoring and reward mechanism explicitly incentivizes strategies that grow the total value of the liquidity (via fees + price appreciation) while strictly penalizing inventory losses. For example, a miner’s score is boosted for gains and exponentially slashed for any significant loss of tokens in the pool, ensuring focus on impermanent loss protection. This means only strategies that truly add “alpha” (excess returns over a passive hold strategy) are rewarded.
**Fully Autonomous Liquidity Management: Once users deposit funds, ForeverMoney handles everything from data fetching, strategy generation, simulation, to on-chain execution. It essentially acts as a decentralized liquidity provider “brain” that dynamically manages positions on DEX platforms. Miners continuously compete to provide the best moves, and only the top-performing strategies are actually deployed with real capital.
On-Chain Execution and Vaults: The platform is live on the Base Layer-2 blockchain (Coinbase’s Ethereum L2). Winning strategies are executed in real time on actual liquidity pools (e.g. Uniswap v3 or Aerodrome on Base), so the system generates real trading fees and yield. User funds are held in smart contract Vaults dedicated to specific token pairs (for example, a wETH/BID vault for the CreatorBid token’s liquidity). The vault automatically reallocates its liquidity to the price ranges dictated by the current top strategy, and adjusts as strategies update.
Truly Decentralized & Incentivized: As a Bittensor subnet, ForeverMoney uses a crypto-economic model to crowdsource intelligence. Independent miners and validators around the world participate permissionlessly, earning rewards in the subnet’s native token for contributing good strategies or validating outcomes. This open competition ensures that the best ideas win and liquidity is managed efficiently by market forces rather than a centralized fund manager.
In essence, ForeverMoney turns liquidity management into an AI-driven competitive sport on the blockchain. It provides “Liquidity-as-a-Service”: protocols or users can plug into SN98 and have their liquidity actively managed by a swarm of competing AI agents, instead of relying on static strategies or costly market makers. This brings more efficiency, intelligence, and sustainability to DeFi’s core liquidity layer, potentially saving protocols millions in incentive costs and giving liquidity providers a better, automated way to earn fees.
ForeverMoney is implemented as a Bittensor subnet (ID 98) with a custom protocol that coordinates miners (strategy bots) and validators to manage liquidity jobs. Technically, the product consists of several components working together: the on-chain Bittensor logic (for coordinating agents and rewards), off-chain strategy bots (miners) and validator nodes, plus smart contracts on Base L2 (the liquidity vaults and executor contracts). The architecture is jobs-based – meaning it can handle multiple distinct liquidity pools (jobs) in parallel – and operates in two modes: evaluation rounds and live rounds.
Miners (Strategy Agents): These are the “brains” providing candidate liquidity strategies. Each miner runs an algorithm that listens for RebalanceQuery tasks from validators and responds with a proposed position adjustment (e.g. “move the liquidity range to prices X–Y for the token pair”). Miners can choose which jobs (which token pair vaults) to participate in and build a reputation per job. They are essentially predictive liquidity strategists, optionally also contributing their own capital into the vaults to earn fees directly. Over time, miners that participate consistently for at least 7 days and provide successful strategies become eligible for the “live rounds” where real capital is deployed. This 7-day requirement ensures a miner proves its strategy worth over a decent period before controlling real funds.
Validators (Evaluators & Data Providers): Validators run the subnet logic and orchestrate the rounds. In evaluation rounds, a validator node will simulate or forward-test all miners’ proposed strategies using the current on-chain data (pool state, prices, etc.). Essentially, they calculate how each strategy would perform (e.g. how much fees it would earn and what impermanent loss it would incur) over a short future period. The validator then scores each miner’s proposal on objective metrics – primarily value gained (fee revenue + asset value change) minus penalties for any inventory losses. Only the top-performing strategies are rewarded and considered. In live rounds, which occur after miners have built up reputation, the validator actually selects a winning strategy (or a few top strategies) to execute with the vault’s real liquidity. Validators thus act as referees and managers, ensuring only high-quality moves are applied. They also feed miners the necessary blockchain data (prices, liquidity state) to inform their decisions.
Liquidity Vaults (Smart Contracts): For each supported token pair, ForeverMoney deploys a vault contract on the Base network that holds the pooled liquidity funds. These vaults are essentially ERC-20 token pools controlled by the subnet’s logic. When a validator signals a new winning strategy, an Executor bot triggers the vault to adjust its position on the target DEX. For example, if the chosen strategy for a wETH/BID pool says to concentrate liquidity between price range A and B, the vault will withdraw liquidity from its current range and re-provide it on Uniswap V3 in the range [A, B] automatically. This on-chain executor function is provided by the subnet owner (the ForeverMoney team) to ensure that the translation from strategy to DEX commands is done correctly and securely. Users who deposited into the vault now have their assets continuously managed according to the best strategy at any time.
Reputation & Scoring Mechanism: A core part of the build is the “Proof-of-Liquidity” (PoL) scoring algorithm that quantitatively evaluates strategies. The current formula (which can be iterated on) multiplies the net value gain of a strategy by an exponential penalty factor for any loss of tokens. For instance, a 10% loss of one asset’s inventory would reduce the score by ~63%, and a 50% loss would all but zero it out. This harsh penalty forces strategies to prioritize capital preservation (preventing impermanent loss) in order to earn rewards. Each miner accumulates a reputation score per vault job via an exponential moving average of their past performance. Only miners with strong reputation (built over continuous 7-day participation) get to actually execute live trades, creating a meritocratic system where sustained alpha generation is required to wield real liquidity.
Dual Token Model and Endowment: ForeverMoney, like all Bittensor subnets, has its own subnet token (often called a “dTAO” or dynamic TAO token) which miners earn through emissions. Instead of paying these mining rewards out immediately, SN98 routes all miner rewards into an Endowment Vault – essentially an escrow treasury of the subnet’s tokens. Rewards accumulate here and are only distributed under certain conditions or timing decided by the subnet’s economic design. This mechanism, along with a buyback-and-burn policy using a portion of protocol fees, is designed to continually support the subnet token’s value while rewarding “true alpha” only. In other words, miners eventually get paid in the subnet’s token proportional to the genuine performance they delivered, and those tokens’ value is bolstered by the protocol’s success (fees generated lead to token buybacks). This innovative reward structure aligns long-term incentives and ensures the token isn’t continuously dumped by miners, but rather earned as a form of deferred equity in the network’s performance.
Technical Architecture: Under the hood, ForeverMoney’s codebase (open-sourced on GitHub) is primarily in Python, built on the Bittensor SDK for creating subnets. The system runs on the Bittensor Finney mainnet, registering as Subnet 98 with its own chain on the network. Rounds are run at a set interval (e.g. every 15 minutes, configurable per job) where validators collect strategies and evaluate them. The architecture is modular: new liquidity jobs (new vaults for different token pairs or DEXes) can be added, and miners are free to choose which jobs to engage with. The design is “rebalance-only” – meaning miners only decide how to rebalance existing liquidity (when to shift range or withdraw/re-deploy), but they don’t custody funds themselves or do arbitrary trades. This limits the scope to the specific task of liquidity management and reduces attack surface. The entire protocol was developed with security and correctness in mind; for example, critical logic like the vault smart contracts underwent professional audits prior to mainnet launch (more on that in Team Info) to ensure the safety of user funds.
In summary, ForeverMoney’s product is a full-stack decentralized application: it combines blockchain smart contracts, off-chain AI agents, and a crypto-economic incentive layer to deliver advanced liquidity management. It brings together DeFi and AI – sometimes dubbed “DeFAI” – by using AI strategies to manage decentralized finance liquidity pools. For end-users and partner projects, the “product” feels like a yield vault (deposit liquidity and earn optimized fees), but under the hood it’s powered by a sophisticated Bittensor subnet where miners, validators, vault contracts, and an executor all work in tandem to automate liquidity provision.
ForeverMoney is implemented as a Bittensor subnet (ID 98) with a custom protocol that coordinates miners (strategy bots) and validators to manage liquidity jobs. Technically, the product consists of several components working together: the on-chain Bittensor logic (for coordinating agents and rewards), off-chain strategy bots (miners) and validator nodes, plus smart contracts on Base L2 (the liquidity vaults and executor contracts). The architecture is jobs-based – meaning it can handle multiple distinct liquidity pools (jobs) in parallel – and operates in two modes: evaluation rounds and live rounds.
Miners (Strategy Agents): These are the “brains” providing candidate liquidity strategies. Each miner runs an algorithm that listens for RebalanceQuery tasks from validators and responds with a proposed position adjustment (e.g. “move the liquidity range to prices X–Y for the token pair”). Miners can choose which jobs (which token pair vaults) to participate in and build a reputation per job. They are essentially predictive liquidity strategists, optionally also contributing their own capital into the vaults to earn fees directly. Over time, miners that participate consistently for at least 7 days and provide successful strategies become eligible for the “live rounds” where real capital is deployed. This 7-day requirement ensures a miner proves its strategy worth over a decent period before controlling real funds.
Validators (Evaluators & Data Providers): Validators run the subnet logic and orchestrate the rounds. In evaluation rounds, a validator node will simulate or forward-test all miners’ proposed strategies using the current on-chain data (pool state, prices, etc.). Essentially, they calculate how each strategy would perform (e.g. how much fees it would earn and what impermanent loss it would incur) over a short future period. The validator then scores each miner’s proposal on objective metrics – primarily value gained (fee revenue + asset value change) minus penalties for any inventory losses. Only the top-performing strategies are rewarded and considered. In live rounds, which occur after miners have built up reputation, the validator actually selects a winning strategy (or a few top strategies) to execute with the vault’s real liquidity. Validators thus act as referees and managers, ensuring only high-quality moves are applied. They also feed miners the necessary blockchain data (prices, liquidity state) to inform their decisions.
Liquidity Vaults (Smart Contracts): For each supported token pair, ForeverMoney deploys a vault contract on the Base network that holds the pooled liquidity funds. These vaults are essentially ERC-20 token pools controlled by the subnet’s logic. When a validator signals a new winning strategy, an Executor bot triggers the vault to adjust its position on the target DEX. For example, if the chosen strategy for a wETH/BID pool says to concentrate liquidity between price range A and B, the vault will withdraw liquidity from its current range and re-provide it on Uniswap V3 in the range [A, B] automatically. This on-chain executor function is provided by the subnet owner (the ForeverMoney team) to ensure that the translation from strategy to DEX commands is done correctly and securely. Users who deposited into the vault now have their assets continuously managed according to the best strategy at any time.
Reputation & Scoring Mechanism: A core part of the build is the “Proof-of-Liquidity” (PoL) scoring algorithm that quantitatively evaluates strategies. The current formula (which can be iterated on) multiplies the net value gain of a strategy by an exponential penalty factor for any loss of tokens. For instance, a 10% loss of one asset’s inventory would reduce the score by ~63%, and a 50% loss would all but zero it out. This harsh penalty forces strategies to prioritize capital preservation (preventing impermanent loss) in order to earn rewards. Each miner accumulates a reputation score per vault job via an exponential moving average of their past performance. Only miners with strong reputation (built over continuous 7-day participation) get to actually execute live trades, creating a meritocratic system where sustained alpha generation is required to wield real liquidity.
Dual Token Model and Endowment: ForeverMoney, like all Bittensor subnets, has its own subnet token (often called a “dTAO” or dynamic TAO token) which miners earn through emissions. Instead of paying these mining rewards out immediately, SN98 routes all miner rewards into an Endowment Vault – essentially an escrow treasury of the subnet’s tokens. Rewards accumulate here and are only distributed under certain conditions or timing decided by the subnet’s economic design. This mechanism, along with a buyback-and-burn policy using a portion of protocol fees, is designed to continually support the subnet token’s value while rewarding “true alpha” only. In other words, miners eventually get paid in the subnet’s token proportional to the genuine performance they delivered, and those tokens’ value is bolstered by the protocol’s success (fees generated lead to token buybacks). This innovative reward structure aligns long-term incentives and ensures the token isn’t continuously dumped by miners, but rather earned as a form of deferred equity in the network’s performance.
Technical Architecture: Under the hood, ForeverMoney’s codebase (open-sourced on GitHub) is primarily in Python, built on the Bittensor SDK for creating subnets. The system runs on the Bittensor Finney mainnet, registering as Subnet 98 with its own chain on the network. Rounds are run at a set interval (e.g. every 15 minutes, configurable per job) where validators collect strategies and evaluate them. The architecture is modular: new liquidity jobs (new vaults for different token pairs or DEXes) can be added, and miners are free to choose which jobs to engage with. The design is “rebalance-only” – meaning miners only decide how to rebalance existing liquidity (when to shift range or withdraw/re-deploy), but they don’t custody funds themselves or do arbitrary trades. This limits the scope to the specific task of liquidity management and reduces attack surface. The entire protocol was developed with security and correctness in mind; for example, critical logic like the vault smart contracts underwent professional audits prior to mainnet launch (more on that in Team Info) to ensure the safety of user funds.
In summary, ForeverMoney’s product is a full-stack decentralized application: it combines blockchain smart contracts, off-chain AI agents, and a crypto-economic incentive layer to deliver advanced liquidity management. It brings together DeFi and AI – sometimes dubbed “DeFAI” – by using AI strategies to manage decentralized finance liquidity pools. For end-users and partner projects, the “product” feels like a yield vault (deposit liquidity and earn optimized fees), but under the hood it’s powered by a sophisticated Bittensor subnet where miners, validators, vault contracts, and an executor all work in tandem to automate liquidity provision.
ForeverMoney is developed and led by a team operating under Tortoise Labs Ltd., which is the entity behind the project’s website, research, and codebase. The team has deliberately kept a low public profile so far, focusing on building the product and demonstrating results rather than hype. Community members have noted that ForeverMoney’s team exhibits strong academic rigor and open-source ethos, as seen in the detailed technical papers and documentation they’ve released. Indeed, the subnet’s entire code is open-sourced on GitHub, and technical whitepapers (e.g. a comprehensive Tech PDF) have been published to explain the design – efforts that garnered praise from observers for their thoroughness. This transparency helps build trust, which is crucial since ForeverMoney deals with on-chain funds.
In line with that professionalism, security has been a top priority for the ForeverMoney team. Before launching any mainnet vaults, they mandated independent audits of their smart contracts and infrastructure. In an inter-subnet collaboration, ForeverMoney partnered with Bitsec (Subnet 60) – a security-focused Bittensor subnet – to perform a full audit of ForeverMoney’s liquidity vault contracts. This kind of third-party review is becoming a standard for new subnets, and SN98’s team insisted on it to ensure there were no vulnerabilities in the vault mechanisms. Additionally, the team engaged Halborn Security, a renowned blockchain security firm, to audit their contracts as an extra layer of assurance. Kicking off a professional Halborn audit underscores the commitment to safeguarding user funds (“security is our top priority at ForeverMoney” the team publicly announced). By proactively securing audits from both the decentralized Bitsec experts and traditional auditors, the ForeverMoney developers aimed to leave no stone unturned in validating their code’s safety.
The core contributors of ForeverMoney have not all been individually named in public sources, but the project’s outreach suggests a mix of expertise in DeFi and AI. The subnet owner (lead team) provides the on-chain Executor logic and oversees proper functioning of the system. Community interactions hint that ForeverMoney’s team is closely connected with the Bittensor ecosystem as well as the CreatorBid community (which is the issuer of the $BID token used in one of the first vaults). For instance, ForeverMoney’s X (Twitter) profile location is set to “Bittensor SN98” and they actively engage with other subnet founders and the Opentensor Foundation online. This suggests the team is collaborating within the broader decentralized AI network to push the boundaries of what Bittensor subnets can do (in this case, tackling a DeFi use-case). In one community thread, a Bittensor enthusiast noted that SN98 is proceeding “step by step, methodically and purposefully” with no wild promises – just delivering on what they set out to build. That deliberate approach reflects on the team’s philosophy: under-promise, over-deliver, and ensure the product works as intended.
In summary, Tortoise Labs and the ForeverMoney team bring together deep knowledge in finance, AI, and blockchain. They have created a novel product at the intersection of DeFi and AI, and have backed it up with peer-reviewed research, open-source code, and robust security practices. The team’s credibility is further reinforced by community trust – earned through transparency and their willingness to have their work audited and scrutinized by others before asking users to entrust funds. As ForeverMoney moves from alpha to full launch, the team behind it will likely become more visible, but for now they let the product and code speak for itself.
ForeverMoney is developed and led by a team operating under Tortoise Labs Ltd., which is the entity behind the project’s website, research, and codebase. The team has deliberately kept a low public profile so far, focusing on building the product and demonstrating results rather than hype. Community members have noted that ForeverMoney’s team exhibits strong academic rigor and open-source ethos, as seen in the detailed technical papers and documentation they’ve released. Indeed, the subnet’s entire code is open-sourced on GitHub, and technical whitepapers (e.g. a comprehensive Tech PDF) have been published to explain the design – efforts that garnered praise from observers for their thoroughness. This transparency helps build trust, which is crucial since ForeverMoney deals with on-chain funds.
In line with that professionalism, security has been a top priority for the ForeverMoney team. Before launching any mainnet vaults, they mandated independent audits of their smart contracts and infrastructure. In an inter-subnet collaboration, ForeverMoney partnered with Bitsec (Subnet 60) – a security-focused Bittensor subnet – to perform a full audit of ForeverMoney’s liquidity vault contracts. This kind of third-party review is becoming a standard for new subnets, and SN98’s team insisted on it to ensure there were no vulnerabilities in the vault mechanisms. Additionally, the team engaged Halborn Security, a renowned blockchain security firm, to audit their contracts as an extra layer of assurance. Kicking off a professional Halborn audit underscores the commitment to safeguarding user funds (“security is our top priority at ForeverMoney” the team publicly announced). By proactively securing audits from both the decentralized Bitsec experts and traditional auditors, the ForeverMoney developers aimed to leave no stone unturned in validating their code’s safety.
The core contributors of ForeverMoney have not all been individually named in public sources, but the project’s outreach suggests a mix of expertise in DeFi and AI. The subnet owner (lead team) provides the on-chain Executor logic and oversees proper functioning of the system. Community interactions hint that ForeverMoney’s team is closely connected with the Bittensor ecosystem as well as the CreatorBid community (which is the issuer of the $BID token used in one of the first vaults). For instance, ForeverMoney’s X (Twitter) profile location is set to “Bittensor SN98” and they actively engage with other subnet founders and the Opentensor Foundation online. This suggests the team is collaborating within the broader decentralized AI network to push the boundaries of what Bittensor subnets can do (in this case, tackling a DeFi use-case). In one community thread, a Bittensor enthusiast noted that SN98 is proceeding “step by step, methodically and purposefully” with no wild promises – just delivering on what they set out to build. That deliberate approach reflects on the team’s philosophy: under-promise, over-deliver, and ensure the product works as intended.
In summary, Tortoise Labs and the ForeverMoney team bring together deep knowledge in finance, AI, and blockchain. They have created a novel product at the intersection of DeFi and AI, and have backed it up with peer-reviewed research, open-source code, and robust security practices. The team’s credibility is further reinforced by community trust – earned through transparency and their willingness to have their work audited and scrutinized by others before asking users to entrust funds. As ForeverMoney moves from alpha to full launch, the team behind it will likely become more visible, but for now they let the product and code speak for itself.
ForeverMoney’s roadmap reflects a cautious but ambitious progression from development to widespread adoption. The project officially registered as Bittensor Subnet 98 in late 2025, and by December 2025 it was gearing up for its first public release. According to a Bittensor ecosystem update, an alpha release was expected imminently as of mid-December 2025. Indeed, the team opened a gated alpha testing phase where early community members (such as those holding a certain amount of SN98 tokens) could get access to the platform in a controlled environment. This alpha period allows the system to be battle-tested with real data and maybe small amounts of capital, while the team gathers feedback and ensures stability.
Looking into 2026, the focus is on scaling and integration. In their 2026 roadmap, the ForeverMoney team has set bold goals – notably, targeting $1 billion in Total Value Locked (TVL) managed through the protocol. This staggering number illustrates that the plan is not to remain a niche experiment, but to grow into a significant liquidity hub in DeFi. Achieving such scale will involve onboarding many liquidity providers and possibly multiple partner protocols. Rather than speculative token growth, the emphasis is on real usage and volume – $1B TVL implies a large user base entrusting real capital to ForeverMoney’s AI management, generating real fees and revenue in return. To reach that, the roadmap likely includes support for more liquidity pools and DEX platforms over time (beyond the initial pools on Uniswap v3 and Aerodrome). The system’s jobs-based architecture is conducive to adding new trading pairs and even new chains or DEXes as needed via additional vaults.
Another roadmap theme is bridging the Bittensor AI world with the broader DeFi world. ForeverMoney is positioned as a flagship of the “DeFi + AI” (DeFAI) sector, potentially attracting users who are not familiar with Bittensor. The team sees SN98 as an opportunity to introduce Bittensor’s capabilities to a wider audience beyond the existing AI-tech community. This implies plans for user-friendly front-ends and integrations. In fact, there is synergy planned with the CreatorBid ecosystem, where ForeverMoney’s liquidity management might be offered through CreatorBid’s AI agent marketplace, letting regular DeFi users tap into it without deep Bittensor knowledge. By integrating with such platforms (e.g., CreatorBid’s agent store or other DeFi interfaces), ForeverMoney can reach more users and make AI-managed liquidity a plug-and-play service.
Security and reliability milestones are also part of the roadmap. Before moving to full mainnet launch, the team has included steps like completing audits (the Bitsec and Halborn audits mentioned earlier) and incorporating any fixes from those reviews. This audit-first, launch-second approach means the initial mainnet deployment should be robust. Ongoing, the roadmap likely involves continuous improvement of the AI algorithms and scoring functions (to adapt to market conditions), as well as governance features for the subnet token (since eventually token holders might have a say in parameters or new vault approvals).
To summarize the known roadmap points in a timeline format:
Q4 2025 – Testnet & Preparation: ForeverMoney launches as Subnet 98 on Bittensor, internal iterations and closed testing occur (“5 months of iterating internally” were mentioned) before any public launch. Smart contract audits by Bitsec and Halborn are initiated and completed prior to handling live funds.
Early 2026 – Alpha Release: A closed alpha release for ForeverMoney begins, allowing a controlled set of users (e.g., community members meeting certain criteria) to access the platform. This phase positions ForeverMoney within the emerging DeFAI sector, demonstrating its value proposition of AI-managed liquidity in a real setting. The alpha likely runs with limited funds and specific pools to ensure system performance and security in the wild.
Mid 2026 – Mainnet Launch & Growth: Following a successful alpha, ForeverMoney would open up to a broader public launch. At this stage, liquidity vaults are fully operational on Base L2 for various token pairs, and more users and projects are onboarded. The team’s target is to scale quickly but safely – aiming for significant TVL growth by attracting DeFi protocols and liquidity providers to migrate their capital into ForeverMoney vaults for superior management. Reaching on the order of ~$1B TVL (as stated in the roadmap goals) will be a key indicator of success. This may involve marketing to DeFi communities, showcasing performance metrics (e.g. how much extra fee income ForeverMoney strategies earn vs. passive holding), and possibly incentive programs to bootstrap initial liquidity.
Late 2026 and Beyond – Expansion & Integration: As the protocol proves itself, we can expect ForeverMoney to expand to manage more diverse assets and chains. New vaults could be created for other DEXes or layer-1 networks, depending on demand (e.g., managing liquidity on Ethereum mainnet or other L2s, or integrating with emerging DEX platforms). The underlying AI models and miner strategies will also evolve – miners are free to deploy new algorithms, and the open competition means the strategies should get more sophisticated over time. The team might implement upgrades via subnet governance to improve the scoring mechanism or to introduce new features (for example, multi-range liquidity provision, or hedging strategies to further mitigate impermanent loss). On the integration front, deeper ties with platforms like CreatorBid and possibly other DeFi aggregators are likely, making ForeverMoney’s service accessible through multiple frontends. Ultimately, by continuously demonstrating “real yield, real performance” in managing liquidity, ForeverMoney aims to become a core DeFi infrastructure that is used by many projects to outsource their market-making and liquidity optimization needs.
It’s worth noting that the ForeverMoney team emphasizes realism and execution. As one community observer pointed out, they do not engage in “pie-in-the-sky” grand promises, but rather announce concrete steps and then deliver on them. So far, they have hit their early milestones (subnet launch, testnet, audits, alpha rollout) in a methodical way. If they continue this trajectory, 2026 could see ForeverMoney transitioning from an experimental idea to a proven platform with substantial assets under management. In summary, the roadmap for ForeverMoney 九八 is about proving out AI-managed liquidity at scale – first in alpha, then in open launch – and growing it into a widely-used DeFi utility, all while maintaining the rigorous security and performance standards set from the start.
ForeverMoney’s roadmap reflects a cautious but ambitious progression from development to widespread adoption. The project officially registered as Bittensor Subnet 98 in late 2025, and by December 2025 it was gearing up for its first public release. According to a Bittensor ecosystem update, an alpha release was expected imminently as of mid-December 2025. Indeed, the team opened a gated alpha testing phase where early community members (such as those holding a certain amount of SN98 tokens) could get access to the platform in a controlled environment. This alpha period allows the system to be battle-tested with real data and maybe small amounts of capital, while the team gathers feedback and ensures stability.
Looking into 2026, the focus is on scaling and integration. In their 2026 roadmap, the ForeverMoney team has set bold goals – notably, targeting $1 billion in Total Value Locked (TVL) managed through the protocol. This staggering number illustrates that the plan is not to remain a niche experiment, but to grow into a significant liquidity hub in DeFi. Achieving such scale will involve onboarding many liquidity providers and possibly multiple partner protocols. Rather than speculative token growth, the emphasis is on real usage and volume – $1B TVL implies a large user base entrusting real capital to ForeverMoney’s AI management, generating real fees and revenue in return. To reach that, the roadmap likely includes support for more liquidity pools and DEX platforms over time (beyond the initial pools on Uniswap v3 and Aerodrome). The system’s jobs-based architecture is conducive to adding new trading pairs and even new chains or DEXes as needed via additional vaults.
Another roadmap theme is bridging the Bittensor AI world with the broader DeFi world. ForeverMoney is positioned as a flagship of the “DeFi + AI” (DeFAI) sector, potentially attracting users who are not familiar with Bittensor. The team sees SN98 as an opportunity to introduce Bittensor’s capabilities to a wider audience beyond the existing AI-tech community. This implies plans for user-friendly front-ends and integrations. In fact, there is synergy planned with the CreatorBid ecosystem, where ForeverMoney’s liquidity management might be offered through CreatorBid’s AI agent marketplace, letting regular DeFi users tap into it without deep Bittensor knowledge. By integrating with such platforms (e.g., CreatorBid’s agent store or other DeFi interfaces), ForeverMoney can reach more users and make AI-managed liquidity a plug-and-play service.
Security and reliability milestones are also part of the roadmap. Before moving to full mainnet launch, the team has included steps like completing audits (the Bitsec and Halborn audits mentioned earlier) and incorporating any fixes from those reviews. This audit-first, launch-second approach means the initial mainnet deployment should be robust. Ongoing, the roadmap likely involves continuous improvement of the AI algorithms and scoring functions (to adapt to market conditions), as well as governance features for the subnet token (since eventually token holders might have a say in parameters or new vault approvals).
To summarize the known roadmap points in a timeline format:
Q4 2025 – Testnet & Preparation: ForeverMoney launches as Subnet 98 on Bittensor, internal iterations and closed testing occur (“5 months of iterating internally” were mentioned) before any public launch. Smart contract audits by Bitsec and Halborn are initiated and completed prior to handling live funds.
Early 2026 – Alpha Release: A closed alpha release for ForeverMoney begins, allowing a controlled set of users (e.g., community members meeting certain criteria) to access the platform. This phase positions ForeverMoney within the emerging DeFAI sector, demonstrating its value proposition of AI-managed liquidity in a real setting. The alpha likely runs with limited funds and specific pools to ensure system performance and security in the wild.
Mid 2026 – Mainnet Launch & Growth: Following a successful alpha, ForeverMoney would open up to a broader public launch. At this stage, liquidity vaults are fully operational on Base L2 for various token pairs, and more users and projects are onboarded. The team’s target is to scale quickly but safely – aiming for significant TVL growth by attracting DeFi protocols and liquidity providers to migrate their capital into ForeverMoney vaults for superior management. Reaching on the order of ~$1B TVL (as stated in the roadmap goals) will be a key indicator of success. This may involve marketing to DeFi communities, showcasing performance metrics (e.g. how much extra fee income ForeverMoney strategies earn vs. passive holding), and possibly incentive programs to bootstrap initial liquidity.
Late 2026 and Beyond – Expansion & Integration: As the protocol proves itself, we can expect ForeverMoney to expand to manage more diverse assets and chains. New vaults could be created for other DEXes or layer-1 networks, depending on demand (e.g., managing liquidity on Ethereum mainnet or other L2s, or integrating with emerging DEX platforms). The underlying AI models and miner strategies will also evolve – miners are free to deploy new algorithms, and the open competition means the strategies should get more sophisticated over time. The team might implement upgrades via subnet governance to improve the scoring mechanism or to introduce new features (for example, multi-range liquidity provision, or hedging strategies to further mitigate impermanent loss). On the integration front, deeper ties with platforms like CreatorBid and possibly other DeFi aggregators are likely, making ForeverMoney’s service accessible through multiple frontends. Ultimately, by continuously demonstrating “real yield, real performance” in managing liquidity, ForeverMoney aims to become a core DeFi infrastructure that is used by many projects to outsource their market-making and liquidity optimization needs.
It’s worth noting that the ForeverMoney team emphasizes realism and execution. As one community observer pointed out, they do not engage in “pie-in-the-sky” grand promises, but rather announce concrete steps and then deliver on them. So far, they have hit their early milestones (subnet launch, testnet, audits, alpha rollout) in a methodical way. If they continue this trajectory, 2026 could see ForeverMoney transitioning from an experimental idea to a proven platform with substantial assets under management. In summary, the roadmap for ForeverMoney 九八 is about proving out AI-managed liquidity at scale – first in alpha, then in open launch – and growing it into a widely-used DeFi utility, all while maintaining the rigorous security and performance standards set from the start.