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Key stats
Performance
How the price moved over each period.
Supply
5.06M of 21.00M SN51 are in circulation.
- Circulating
- 5.06M
- Total supply
- 5.06M
- Max supply
- 21.00M
ⓘ Circulating · Total supply · Max supply
Circulating supply: coins currently available to trade, as reported by the data provider.
Total supply: coins created so far, minus any burned. It includes locked or not-yet-released coins.
Max supply: the hard cap on coins that can ever exist. Shown as “No max supply” when the protocol sets no cap.
CryptoWave Health score
Five measurable signals. Each ring segment’s length is its weight; how full it is shows the score.
Volume is 6.49% of market cap. Trades easily.
$127.96M market cap, rank #221. Bigger is harder to push around.
24% of the maximum supply circulates. Big unlocks could dilute holders.
31.8% below its all-time high of $37.11.
Largest recent swing: 12.27% a day. Volatile.
Describes market structure today. Not a price forecast and not investment advice.
How this score is calculated
A weighted average of five signals computed from the market data on this page. Each signal is scored from 0 to 100:
- Liquidity (25%): 24-hour trading volume divided by market cap.
- Market depth (25%): market cap, on a logarithmic scale from $10 million to $1 trillion.
- Supply (15%): circulating supply divided by max supply, or by total supply when there is no cap. More supply already in circulation scores higher.
- Distance from peak (15%): the current price compared with the all-time high.
- Stability (20%): the largest recent price swing among the 1-hour move (×3), the 24-hour move and the 7-day move (÷2.6).
Bands: 75 and above strong, 55–74 fair, 35–54 weak, below 35 fragile.
Limits: the score describes current market structure only. It is not a price forecast, an audit or investment advice, and it does not consider the team, code or token unlocks. A missing input counts as a neutral 50.
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What is Lium (SN51)?
SN51 is the subnet token of Lium, a Bittensor subnet that runs a GPU rental marketplace. Lium lets renters hire NVIDIA GPUs on demand, billed per second, for work such as machine learning, data analysis, inference and training. Hardware comes from independent providers who add their GPUs to a shared pool, and the platform scores each node on performance. Lium is built by Datura AI Corp, whose name appears on the Lium site and whose open-source code lives in the Datura-ai GitHub organisation.
SN51 is not a standalone blockchain coin and has no company issuing it. It is the alpha token of subnet 51 on Bittensor, created under the network's dynamic TAO design. Each subnet has its own alpha token, separate from TAO.
How Lium and SN51 work
Bittensor emits new TAO roughly every 72 minutes. Lium's documentation describes a split of 41% to the miner side, 41% to validators and stakers, and 18% to subnet owners. Subnet 51 competes for the miner share, which in Lium's case goes to GPU providers, and distributes it using Yuma Consensus.
- Providers: run GPU nodes and earn two ways, from rental fees and from subnet emissions.
- Validators: score nodes and divide each epoch's emission between rented nodes, unrented eligible nodes and a burn pool.
- Renters: pay for compute through the Lium platform, and can choose Secure pods or cheaper Spot pods that a provider may reclaim.
Provider emissions arrive as growth in alpha stake on the registered hotkey, so they show up as stake rather than as transfers. They are settled about a day after scoring.
SN51 supply and token design
SN51 has a maximum supply of 21 million. New alpha enters circulation through subnet emissions rather than through a sale by a company. Because the token lives inside Bittensor, there is no contract address on Ethereum or BNB Chain. The number 51 is the subnet's network identifier. Live circulating supply is shown in the market data on this page.
Official information is on lium.io.
What to check before using SN51
- Value depends on how Bittensor allocates emissions to subnet 51, which can change as other subnets compete and as protocol parameters change.
- Lium sets incentive parameters, such as the burn ceiling and per-model rate tables, and can change them without a subnet release.
- Subnet tokens are bought and sold through Bittensor's own pools and through exchange listings, and liquidity can be thin compared with major assets.
- Lium states that it blocks compute access from US-embargoed countries and sanctioned parties.
- Demand for GPU rental is competitive and tied to AI workloads, so marketplace usage can move quickly.
lium project profile
Token contracts
- Bittensor:
51
Always confirm links on the project's own official channels before connecting a wallet or sending funds.
lium market analysis
With a market capitalisation of $127.96 million, lium (SN51) is classed as a small-cap asset and ranks #219 of 402 cryptocurrencies with a reported market cap on CryptoWave, larger than about 45.5% of them. It accounts for roughly under 0.01% of the combined tracked market value. Small-cap assets can move quickly on news or exchange listings, and liquidity can thin out fast in sell-offs.
Over the last 24 hours roughly $8.31 million of SN51 changed hands, equal to 6.49% of its market cap, which puts its trading volume ahead of about 62.7% of tracked assets. That is a moderate, fairly typical level of turnover. Its turnover ratio is higher than that of about 77% of tracked assets.
Price action: SN51 moved −12.27% in 24 hours and −14.61% over 7 days. It underperformed Bitcoin by 10.21 percentage points over 24 hours and by 10.75 points over 7 days. Against the median tracked coin (behind by 10.30 points on the day and behind by 9.96 points on the week), it has been a relative laggard in recent sessions.
To overtake CASH (CASH) just above it, lium would need to grow its market cap by about 1.1%; it is 0.1% larger than Railgun (RAIL) just below. Its market cap is under 0.01% of Bitcoin's.
Based on market data; not investment advice.
lium FAQ
What is SN51?
SN51 is the alpha token of Lium, Bittensor subnet 51. Lium is a marketplace for renting GPU compute, and the subnet rewards providers who supply hardware.
Who created Lium?
Lium is developed by Datura AI Corp, which hosts the code in the Datura-ai GitHub organisation. SN51 itself is issued by the Bittensor protocol through subnet emissions, not by a company.
How many SN51 are there?
SN51 has a maximum supply of 21 million. Live circulating supply is shown in the market data on this page.
What is SN51 used for?
It tracks the economics of subnet 51, with emissions paid to GPU providers and validators. Renters pay for compute through the Lium platform.
Price history
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