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Venice AI is pulling in $70 million in annualized recurring revenue through its integration with Bittensor subnet 11, powered by roughly 1.7 million daily API calls.
Delphi Digital, the crypto research firm, projects Venice AI’s total ARR at approximately $200M based on a recent three-week window of subscriber data tracking.
Inside the revenue machine
Subnet 11, which previously operated under the name Dippy and has since evolved into TrajectoryRL, specializes in roleplay, companion AI, and prompt optimization. The 1.7 million daily API calls flowing through this subnet translate into revenue-backed demand for subnet tokens.
TrajectoryRL itself documented roughly $50,000 in revenue during a single month. Scale that across the broader Venice ecosystem and you start to see how the $200M ARR projection from Delphi Digital isn’t just wishful math.
Venice AI distinguishes itself by running a privacy-focused, uncensored AI platform. Its flagship model, Venice Uncensored 1.2, was trained using compute from Bittensor’s Targon subnet. The platform offers chat, image generation, and coding tools.
The token economics behind the curtain
Venice’s native token, VVV, began trading in January 2025 and has experienced significant price appreciation amid the broader AI narrative sweeping crypto markets. Holders can stake VVV for API access and earn DIEM credits that translate into computational resources on the network.
The broader Bittensor ecosystem reported approximately $43 million in revenue during Q1 2026 across all subnets.
What this means for investors
NVIDIA has been engaging with the decentralized AI market. Institutional interest in decentralized AI infrastructure has been quietly building.
For investors evaluating the VVV token or the broader Bittensor ecosystem, the key metric to watch is sustained API call volume. Revenue projections based on three-week windows, however carefully tracked by firms like Delphi Digital, can be volatile.
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