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Subnet 63 is a decentralized quantum computing network that incentivizes miners to efficiently solve quantum circuit challenges (Peaked Circuits and Hidden Stabilizer circuits) using classical simulation or quantum hardware. Validators generate quantum circuits with hidden bitstrings that miners must identify through quantum simulation, creating a verifiable quantum computing ecosystem that rewards both accuracy and the ability to handle increasingly larger circuits.
Subnet 63 operates as a quantum challenge-response system. Validators (whitelisted, high-resource nodes) generate quantum circuits with hidden bitstrings and distribute them to miners. Miners receive circuit challenges via axon synapse connections and solve them using quantum simulators or quantum hardware, returning the identified bitstring.
Validators verify correctness and score miners based on circuit complexity and qubit count. Miners prioritize requests from validators based on stake (priority is caller's stake weight). The metagraph synchronizes every 5 minutes on miners and continuously on validators.
Validators set weights on miners every 30 minutes based on performance. Certificate distribution enables miners to solve larger, longer-running circuits with hours-to-days runtime. The network supports two circuit types: ChallengePeakedCircuit (general quantum circuits) and ChallengeHStabCircuit (hidden stabilizer circuits with restricted operations).
Miners must first correctly identify the peaked state (hidden bitstring) to receive any score. The size function G is piecewise: for circuits ≤32 qubits, score increases linearly from 0.15 (12 qubits) to 0.40 (32 qubits); for circuits >32 qubits, score increases exponentially with base 1.7 from 0.40 to 1.00 (50 qubits). Entanglement entropy rewards circuits with more 'quantumness'.
Scores decay with half-life of 72 hours. Validator-miner collusion is strictly monitored and results in permanent removal from whitelist.
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GPU recommended for better performance but not strictly required. Miners solving circuits beyond 32 qubits will need significant RAM or innovative memory-efficient approaches. Storage: minimum 16 GB free (SSD preferred with 1000+ IOPS), recommended 100 GB with 5000+ IOPS.
High-end GPU and strong CPU required for fast circuit generation to serve all miners. Storage: minimum 128 GB free (SSD preferred with 1000+ IOPS), recommended 256 GB with 5000+ IOPS. Validators are whitelisted; contact subnet maintainers to be added.
Verify Python 3.11 or higher is installed
python3 --version
Create and activate a Python virtual environment
python3 -m venv venv && source venv/bin/activate
Install Bittensor and CLI tools
pip install --upgrade bittensor && pip install bittensor-cli
Register wallet and hotkey on subnet 63
btcli subnet register --wallet.name your_wallet_name --wallet.hotkey your_hotkey_name --netuid 63
Clone repository and install package in editable mode
git clone https://github.com/qbittensor-labs/quantum.git && cd quantum && pip install -e .
Install PM2 process manager (optional but recommended)(optional)
npm install -g pm2
Start miner using PM2 on mainnet. Adjust difficulty parameters based on hardware capabilities
pm2 start --name miner_process "python neurons/miner.py --wallet.name your_wallet_name --wallet.hotkey your_hotkey_name --netuid 63 --subtensor.network finney --axon.port 8091 --logging.trace --difficulty_peaked 0.0 --difficulty_hstab 26"
Verify Python 3.11 or higher is installed
python3 --version
Create and activate a Python virtual environment
python3 -m venv venv && source venv/bin/activate
Install Bittensor and CLI tools
pip install --upgrade bittensor && pip install bittensor-cli
Register wallet and hotkey on subnet 63
btcli subnet register --wallet.name your_wallet_name --wallet.hotkey your_hotkey_name --netuid 63
Clone repository and install package in editable mode
git clone https://github.com/qbittensor-labs/quantum.git && cd quantum && pip install -e .
Install PM2 process manager (optional but recommended)(optional)
npm install -g pm2
Start validator using PM2 on mainnet. Ensure hotkey is registered and whitelisted
pm2 start --name validator_process "python neurons/validator.py --wallet.name your_wallet_name --wallet.hotkey your_hotkey_name --netuid 63 --subtensor.network finney --logging.debug"
Validators must be whitelisted to operate; reach out to subnet maintainers
Contact [email protected] to add validator to whitelist