lium

Lium, traded under the symbol SN51, is an artificial-intelligence token that operates as a subnet within the Bittensor ecosystem, a decentralized network designed to coordinate machine-learning work across independent contributors. It is classified under both AI and DePIN, suggesting it is oriented toward connecting real-world compute resources with decentralized AI workloads. The project targets participants who want to contribute to or consume AI inference or training capacity without relying on a centralized provider.

As a Bittensor subnet, Lium inherits the broader Bittensor architecture in which validators score the work of miners, and rewards flow according to those scores rather than through a traditional proof-of-work or proof-of-stake chain of its own. The SN51 token functions as the economic unit within this subnet, representing a stake in the subnet's allocation of Bittensor's wider reward mechanism. Beyond its placement inside the Bittensor framework, the specific consensus parameters recorded here show a block time of zero, and no independent consensus algorithm is stored for this asset.

The data stored for Lium does not record a protocol fee stream, meaning there are no fee-origin, fee-recipient, or protocol-retention figures available on this page. One hundred percent of the circulating supply of 4,584,034.82 tokens is already issued, and the dilution overhang stands at 0.0 percent point-in-time, indicating no additional supply is currently scheduled to unlock above what is already in circulation. The fully diluted valuation equals the market capitalization, reflected in an fdv-to-mcap ratio of exactly 1.0, which is consistent with the supply-issued figure of 100 percent against a maximum supply of 21,000,000 tokens. Because there is no fee data, fee-based yield or revenue measures that this site might ordinarily display are not applicable here.