Archived screen, as published 28 September 2026. Current site → Reading Room

PROVENONCE · BITTENSOR SUBNET 87

The run succeeded.
Was it right?

Proof of Assurance is Provenonce's proposal for an open Bittensor market that challenges autonomous work through independent, evidence-backed methods.

The originating system does the work. Its owner chooses what evidence to submit. SN87 challenges that bounded account.

Translucent evidence planes connected by a highlighted source line.
Synthetic example Updating a customer record
01 / WHAT SN87 PROPOSES

Find what the run missed.

Miners compete to examine bounded evidence of a particular execution. Validators judge their responses. The work owner receives an inspectable Assurance Differential.

02 / STATUS & EVIDENCE

The proposal is open to scrutiny.

Whitepaperv0.7.2 · Final Candidate

Complete paper in HTML, PDF, and EPUB.

MechanismProposed

Design in the paper; implementation details require separate verification.

ResultsOne testnet cycle

One synthetic cycle operated by Provenonce completed on Bittensor testnet on 28 September 2026 (First Light). No recurring, independent-miner, comparative, or commercial result is claimed, and no revenue is represented.

Status as of 28 September 2026. The mechanism remains as proposed in the paper; the method and test plan are set out there.

03 / THE VALUE

Find. Prove. Improve.

01

Find

Independent methods may notice a material deficiency the originating system missed.

02

Prove

A defensible finding connects a requirement, the observed path, and supporting evidence.

03

Improve

The owner can correct one run and learn across comparable runs.

04 / FOLLOW ONE RUN

A successful write.
A wrong source.

This synthetic address update distinguishes completing an action from choosing a defensible path. It is an illustration, not a live network result.

01RequestUse the latest address
02SourceOlder invoice selected
03WriteRecord updated
04ResultOperation reports success
ASSURANCE CAPSULESELECTIVE EVIDENCE
Task

Update the address using the latest customer request.

Requirement

Use 14 Bridge Street.

Source used

An older invoice lists 82 Market Road.

Observed execution

The record was updated to 82 Market Road.

Disclosure boundaryOnly selected material crosses it. Source records remain with the owner.
ASSURANCE DIFFERENTIALFINDING
Requirement

Latest request: “Please use 14 Bridge Street.”

Observed run

Source selected: prior invoice · 82 Market Road

Material deviationThe execution used a superseded source.Synthetic example · no live result represented
Finding

The write succeeded.
It used the old address.

The task required the latest customer request. The execution used an older invoice instead. The finding connects that requirement to the source selected and the address written.

05 / HOW THE MARKET WORKS

One challenge.
Open competition.

A Capsule carries permitted context. Miners return responses. Validators test evidence and calibration, then submit weights. A Differential returns to the work owner.

01CapsuleBounded work
02ChallengeDeclared test
ASequence
BRequirements
CSources
03ValidateEvidence · calibration
04WeightsNetwork incentives

Assurance Differential
Bounded response returned to the work owner.

Open entry. A common test. Weights that follow evidence.

06 / GET INVOLVED

Choose your way in.

These routes explain the work. They do not imply an open testnet, active enrollment, or a published repository.

07 / PEOPLE

The people behind the proposal.

Author · Provenonce

Will O'Brien

Founder & CEO, Provenonce. Author of the whitepaper and underlying proposal.

Contributor · protocol advisor

Chris Zacharia

Founder, bitstarter.ai. Contributor of editorial review and protocol advice.

08 / DOCUMENTS

Read it your way.

What is available now?

The full Final Candidate is available now. Its mechanisms are proposals unless it identifies an implemented or tested result.

Does SN87 execute the work?

No. The originating system performs and retains its work. SN87 proposes independent assurance of a bounded account that its owner submits.

Where is the larger purpose?

Read the purpose statement; the whitepaper carries the full argument.