BitMind (SN34): What It Is, Uses and Risks

BitMind is presented in public posts as a Bittensor subnet, numbered 34, and the token data groups SN34 under AI tokens and Bittensor categories. The project's public-facing work centres on detecting deepfakes and AI-generated content. Posts mention a Chrome extension for spotting AI-generated material and native mobile functionality, and a company page describes an API platform for orchestrating decentralised AI. The project description, launch date and consensus details in our data are empty, so the token's exact design cannot be confirmed from the public information available here.

Public sources reviewed do not state what SN34 is used for. Tokens tied to Bittensor subnets are generally linked to their subnet's activity, but the specific mechanics for BitMind, such as staking, rewards, or governance, are not in the data, so this page does not assume them. One public guide describes how developers can start mining on the BitMind subnet using a cloud GPU service, which shows that participation exists. Readers should check the project's own documentation before drawing conclusions about what the token does.

At the time of writing, as of 2026-11-05, the data shows a price of about $2.81, a market capitalisation of about $16.0 million, a market cap rank of 965, and 24-hour trading volume of about $44,000. Circulating and total supply are both about 5.69 million against a stated maximum of 21 million, so roughly 27 percent of the maximum is in circulation by this figure. The all-time high was about $11.75 on 2025-06-10, and the all-time low was about $0.025 on 2026-04-03. Over seven days the price fell about 16 percent, and over one year about 58 percent. These numbers change constantly and say nothing about where the price will go.

The data does not list a native chain or an issuing chain for SN34, and it does not give a launch date. Because of that gap, this page will not name a network. Anyone looking at the token should confirm the chain and contract address from the project's official materials before interacting with it. Copies of tokens with similar names are common, so a matching name alone is not enough to confirm which asset is real.

The main risks visible in the data are a small market capitalisation, thin daily volume, which means modest trades can move the price, and large drops over the past year. The token also depends on a niche subnet whose token mechanics are not documented publicly reviewed. Keep any holdings in a wallet you control, never share your seed phrase, and be wary of unofficial sites or airdrop offers that ask you to connect a wallet. This page does not offer buy or sell advice, and readers should weigh the risks against their own situation.