Automatic Removal
Subnet removal and reputation
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Subnet removal and reputation
The following is a list of automatic subnet removal conditions that can occur on each epoch step.
If the subnet's reputation goes below the minimum reputation of 10%, the subnet is removed. This is checked on each epoch step.
The subnet is paused and has passed the maximum allowable pause epochs.
The subnet has fewer nodes than the required minimum.
The subnet attestation ratio is below 66%.
The elected validator fails to submit consensus data.
Subnet reputation increases on each epoch that the subnet achieves a successful attestation.
If the subnet's minimum delegate stake balance is below the subnet's minimum required delegate stake balance, the subnet is removed.
The network allows max+1 subnets in the network to ensure subnets are constantly in competition. Subnets can register and activate if the maximum number of subnets is already present, meaning there is always one excess slot available.
Every 10 epochs, if the maximum number of subnets threshold is exceeded, the network will remove the lowest-performing subnet based on the delegate stake balance to ensure that all active subnets are high-performing.
This scenario can only occur if the subnet is in the enactment phase.
If the subnet has fewer nodes than the required minimum.
If the subnet owner fails to activate the subnet beyond the enactment phase for any reason, the subnet will be automatically removed.
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