BitMind is a decentralized deepfake-detection platform that operates Bittensor Subnet 34, rewarding miners for producing detection models and adversarial synthetic-media data while validators evaluate submissions. BitMind's Twitter Score is 25 out of 1000 as of September 2026, ranking #38,811 (top 10%) among 486,573 tracked accounts.
BitMind was co-founded by Ken Miyachi, who serves as CEO, and Dylan Uys, who serves as Head of AI. The project was founded in 2024 and operates through BitMind Holdings Limited, a Cayman exempt company. Its subnet is also known as GAS, short for Generative Adversarial Subnet, and its Bittensor alpha token trades under the ticker SN34. A research paper authored by Miyachi and Uys, published in July 2026, described and evaluated BitMind Forensics, the detection system trained through Bittensor SN34, across nineteen public datasets.
BitMind raised $750,000 in a funding round led by Canonical Crypto, with participation from NEAR Foundation. Unsupervised Capital published an investment memo backing the project, and Crucible Labs lists it in its portfolio as a subnet focused on AI-content verification, deepfake detection, and security services. BitMind's product suite spans a web platform, mobile app, browser extension, developer API, the Agent Smith browser extension, and bots for X and Discord. Its image API draws on models from Subnet 34 and incorporates C2PA provenance analysis, and the subnet implementation is published as open-source software via GitHub and Hugging Face.
BitMind has published 1,801 posts on the platform and has been mentioned by 42 accounts a total of 85 times.
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The accounts that follow BitMind include 88 founders, 23 angel investors, 52 influencers and 5 VCs. Notable followers include Andrew Kang, Barry Silbert, Mario Nawfal, Jake Brukhman, Cuy Sheffield and Alex Atallah.