NezaPrice

(SN99)

Neza is a decentralized AI-powered video generation network operating as Subnet 99 within the Bittensor ecosystem. Its core objective is to produce high-quality AI video content through a peer-to-peer network of miners. By utilizing decentralized computing, Neza "shards" large-scale video models, such as WAN2.1, across its network to generate videos based on user prompts or synthetic tasks. This approach ensures that the production of high-fidelity video content is not restricted to centralized entities but is distributed across a global network of contributors.

Unlike traditional centralized platforms, Neza operates on a permissionless and decentralized basis. While centralized services often maintain walled gardens, Neza utilizes an open-market incentive mechanism. Miners within the network compete to provide the fastest and highest-quality video outputs. This competitive environment ensures that the most efficient participants are rewarded with SN99 tokens, fostering a transparent and scalable ecosystem for AI video production that prioritizes performance and quality over corporate control.

Neza functions as Subnet 99 (SN99) on the Bittensor network. It relies on Bittensor’s foundational infrastructure, specifically the Yuma Consensus mechanism, to handle token emissions and validator operations. The SN99 token serves as the primary incentive for miners and validators who maintain the network's efficiency. Within the Dynamic TAO (dTAO) system, the value of SN99 is influenced by staking activities, where users can stake TAO to support the subnet, thereby participating in the marketplace for decentralized AI video generation.

The SN99 token follows a scarcity model mirroring Bitcoin and TAO, featuring a maximum supply of 21,000,000 tokens. As a native token within the Bittensor ecosystem, it is used to reward network participants for their computational contributions and verification efforts. The token can be accessed through LBank and various decentralized interfaces. Under the Dynamic TAO framework, the token's distribution and market influence are governed by its liquidity pool against TAO, allowing the community to vote on the subnet's priority through staking.

To participate as a miner on Neza, users typically require high-end hardware, such as NVIDIA A100 or H100 GPUs, capable of running complex workflows and large AI models. Miners are rewarded based on two primary metrics: video quality and performance. Quality is verified by validators using tools like ImageBind to ensure visual and semantic accuracy relative to the prompt. Performance is measured by generation speed, specifically seconds per frame. Miners can work on both synthetic tasks for benchmarking and organic requests from real-world API users.

Neza is expanding its utility through a Public Playground UI, which will allow users to generate videos directly via simple prompts. The roadmap also includes advanced features like watermark removal and licensing flows, enabling creators to own and monetize their generated content. For developers, Neza offers an Open API designed for seamless integration. This allows third-party developers to build their own applications, websites, or tools that leverage decentralized AI video generation, ultimately creating a robust ecosystem for AI-driven media production.