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Yuma
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Yuma Holdings, LLC
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yumaai.com
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2024
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Yuma is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Digital Currency Group (DCG) that builds infrastructure, accelerates subnet development, and manages institutional capital on the Bittensor decentralized AI network. Founded in November 2024 and headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut, the company operates four interlocking business lines: a Subnet Accelerator that provides capital, technical advisory, compute resources, and go-to-market support to AI teams building on Bittensor; a Yuma Validator offering non-custodial staking infrastructure to TAO holders across root and alpha stake options; a Yuma Mining operation using in-house AI/ML expertise to compete on subnets at scale; and Yuma Asset Management, which runs institutional investment funds (Subnet Composite Fund, Large Cap Subnet Fund, and Total Market Fund) paired with a proprietary Yuma Composite Index (YCX) benchmark.

The underlying technology centers on Bittensor's protocol, in which subnets function as AI infrastructure layers powered by the TAO token. Yuma's proprietary assets include the YCX market-cap-weighted benchmark (inception September 4, 2025), high-performance mining models, and validator telemetry. The company reports supporting eight subnet launches from its accelerator and onboarding eight institutional validator partners including BitGo, Copper, and Crypto.com as of 2025.

Yuma's business model combines recurring asset management fees (3.0% annualized, calculated daily and paid monthly, with a $50K minimum and one-year lock-up), network participation rewards from validator and mining operations, and accelerator-style investment in subnet tokens. Distribution is enterprise-led: direct sales to institutional allocators, family offices, TAO treasury companies, and accredited individuals, supplemented by the validator partner channel. Customers/limited partners disclosed to date include Connecticut Innovations (AI/Q Fund) and TAO Synergies (NASDAQ: TAOX).

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Yuma, a DCG subsidiary, accelerates decentralized AI on the Bittensor network through a subnet accelerator, institutional validator and mining infrastructure, and an asset management division offering three funds (Subnet Composite, Large Cap, Total Market) and the proprietary Yuma Composite Index (YCX) benchmark.

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Keyword5 values
decentralized AI infrastructure, Bittensor subnet accelerator, validator staking services, crypto asset management, AI mining operations
Industry1 code
1DAO Treasury, Governance & On-Chain Finance Tools
CodeFSADAMALPrimaryYes
NAICS code3 codes
  • Securities and Commodity Exchanges52321
  • Securities and Commodity Exchanges523210
  • Financial Transactions Processing, Reserve, and Clearinghouse Activities522320
SIC code3 codes
  • Security & Commodity Brokers, Dealers, Exchanges & Services6200
  • Finance Services6199
  • Commodity Contracts Brokers & Dealers6221
Product category
Decentralized AI Infrastructure & Digital Asset Management
Social media profiles2 records
GTM motion3 records

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Revenue model3 records
1Asset Management - Management Fees
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Yuma Asset Management charges 3.0% annualized management fee, calculated daily and paid monthly, on investment funds. The funds include Yuma Subnet Composite Fund, Yuma Large Cap Subnet Fund, and Yuma Total Market Fund with $50K minimum investment per fund.

yumaai.com
2Subnet Accelerator Services
TypeManaged Services
Description

Yuma provides capital, technical resources, community connections, and go-to-market support to subnet teams through its accelerator program. Revenue derived from early-stage investment in subnet tokens and network participation rewards.

yumaai.com
3Validator and Mining Operations
TypeUsage Based
Description

Yuma operates validator infrastructure and mining operations on the Bittensor network, earning token rewards through network participation. Validator services provide staking infrastructure to TAO holders while mining operations generate rewards through subnet competition.

yumaai.com
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Technology or R&D, Personnel, Infrastructure, Operations, Marketing or Sales
Pricing details3 tiers
1Yuma Subnet Composite Fund - Market-cap-weighted exposure across all subnets
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
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$50K minimum investment, 3.0% annualized management fee calculated daily and paid monthly, 1-year lock-up, no performance fee. Similar to NASDAQ Composite for subnet tokens.

yumaai.com
2Yuma Large Cap Subnet Fund - Concentrated exposure to largest subnets
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

$50K minimum investment, 3.0% annualized management fee calculated daily and paid monthly, 1-year lock-up, no performance fee. Similar to Dow Jones Industrial Average for subnet tokens.

yumaai.com
3Yuma Total Market Fund - Full Bittensor ecosystem exposure across TAO and subnets
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

$50K minimum investment, 3.0% annualized management fee calculated daily and paid monthly, 1-year lock-up, no performance fee. Similar to 60/40 portfolio approach.

yumaai.com
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B2B
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1Yuma Asset Management
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Institutional-grade investment management platform providing access to Bittensor subnet tokens through managed funds

yumaai.com
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Core offering1 text field

Yuma is a DCG subsidiary that accelerates decentralized AI on the Bittensor network by providing subnet acceleration services, institutional-grade validator and mining infrastructure, and managed investment funds (Asset Management) that give institutions and accredited investors exposure to Bittensor subnet tokens. The company combines startup-style acceleration for AI teams with traditional asset management products including the Subnet Composite Fund, Large Cap Subnet Fund, Total Market Fund, and the Yuma Composite Index (YCX) benchmark.

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Quantifiable outcome1 of 4 values shown
  • 128 subnets representing over $900M in combined value accessible through Yuma Total Market Fund
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Product overview1 text field

Yuma is a DCG subsidiary offering a multi-product platform focused on accelerating decentralized AI through the Bittensor network. The core offerings include: (1) a Subnet Accelerator that provides capital, technical advisory, and go-to-market support for AI startup teams building on Bittensor; (2) Validator and Mining infrastructure for staking TAO and competing on subnets; and (3) Yuma Asset Management, a sub-brand providing three institutional investment funds — the Subnet Composite Fund (market-cap weighted across all subnets), the Large Cap Subnet Fund (concentrated top-subnet exposure), and the Total Market Fund (full TAO and subnet exposure). Additionally, the Yuma Composite Index (YCX) serves as a benchmark tracking subnet market performance.

Product and service8 records
1Yuma Subnet Accelerator
CategoryAccelerator / Decentralized AI Infrastructure
Description

Accelerator program providing capital, go-to-market support, partner introductions, technical advisory, compute resources from the Yuma Validator, and event programming for research teams and entrepreneurs building AI models on Bittensor subnets.

2Yuma Validator
CategoryValidator / Staking Infrastructure
Description

Institutional-grade, high-performing validator offering TAO holders non-custodial staking tools and infrastructure to access both root and alpha stake options on the Bittensor network. Provides compute resources to subnet teams and supports reliable trust scores and quality outputs for subnet owners.

3Yuma Mining
CategoryMining Operations / AI/ML Infrastructure
Description

In-house AI/ML mining team leveraging expertise to compete on Bittensor subnets at scale, providing subnet-specific mining support, reliable trust scores, and high-quality outputs for subnet owners, plus base miner development and advisory services.

4Yuma Asset Management
CategoryAsset Management / Investment Funds
Description

Institutional investment gateway providing managed strategies for Bittensor subnet tokens and ecosystem exposure, anchored by a $10M DCG investment. Includes three flagship funds (Subnet Composite Fund, Large Cap Subnet Fund, Total Market Fund) with $50K minimum investments, 3.0% annualized management fee, and 1-year lock-up.

5Yuma Subnet Composite Fund
CategoryInvestment Fund
Description

Market-cap-weighted investment fund providing exposure across all active Bittensor subnets, similar to the NASDAQ Composite. Offers compounding token rewards with monthly rebalancing for broad ecosystem diversification.

6Yuma Large Cap Subnet Fund
CategoryInvestment Fund
Description

Investment fund providing concentrated exposure to the largest, most established Bittensor subnets, similar to the Dow Jones Industrial Average, with top-weighted allocations toward liquidity-anchored subnet leaders and high-conviction exposure.

7Yuma Total Market Fund
CategoryInvestment Fund
Description

Investment fund providing full Bittensor ecosystem exposure across TAO and subnet tokens in a single allocation. Integrates base-asset token rewards with market weighting across infrastructure and application layers, similar to a 60/40 portfolio strategy.

8Yuma Composite Index (YCX)
CategoryBenchmark Index
Description

Market-capitalization-weighted benchmark tracking the price performance of the full universe of Bittensor subnets, with monthly rebalancing. Serves as the benchmark referenced for the Yuma Subnet Composite Fund.

Scale indicator6 records

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Partnership3 partners
Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-01-01
Description

BitGo is an institutional validator partner onboarded by Yuma in 2025 as part of Yuma's expansion of its validator operations. BitGo provides institutional-grade crypto custody and infrastructure services.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-01-01
Description

Copper is an institutional validator partner onboarded by Yuma in 2025. Copper provides institutional infrastructure for digital assets including custody and settlement solutions.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-01-01
Description

Crypto.com is an institutional validator partner onboarded by Yuma in 2025. Crypto.com is a major cryptocurrency exchange and financial services platform providing institutional access to crypto markets.

Recent move8 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Institutional crypto ETP/asset manager offering index-based and thematic crypto products. Comparable in providing institutional access to digital asset baskets via index methodology.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Institutional crypto asset manager and validator/node operator with diversified crypto funds. Comparable in providing institutional gateways to digital asset ecosystems, running validator infrastructure, and offering managed exposure to emerging crypto sectors.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Crypto index fund and asset manager offering diversified crypto exposure products with institutional focus. Closely analogous to Yuma's index-plus-fund strategy, including proprietary crypto indices and institutional-grade fund structures.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Largest crypto asset manager with single-asset and diversified trusts (analogous to Yuma's individual subnet funds and Subnet Composite). Comparable business model of offering institutional-grade managed exposure to digital assets, with management fee structure and institutional GTM closely aligned.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Crypto-native venture and investment firm actively investing in and supporting token ecosystems including Bittensor. Comparable in providing capital, ecosystem support, and managed exposure to decentralized networks.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Crypto market maker and investment firm that invests in and supports emerging token ecosystems including decentralized AI. Comparable GTM through ecosystem investment and liquidity support.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Decentralized cloud computing marketplace with AI workload focus. Competes with Bittensor for decentralized AI compute market share, which directly affects Yuma's accelerator and AUM growth.

TypeOthers
Description

Institutional crypto custody and validator infrastructure provider, and named Yuma validator partner. Comparable in serving institutional crypto infrastructure needs, though not a direct competitor to Yuma's asset management business.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Crypto exchange with growing asset management arm offering institutional index funds. Adjacent in providing institutional crypto exposure products, with much larger scale and broader asset coverage.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Decentralized GPU compute network for AI and rendering, operating a similar token-incentivized model to Bittensor. Competes for the same decentralized AI infrastructure narrative that Yuma's accelerator supports.

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Yuma

Decentralized AI Infrastructure & Digital Asset Managementyumaai.com

Yuma, a DCG subsidiary, accelerates decentralized AI on the Bittensor network through a subnet accelerator, institutional validator and mining infrastructure, and an asset management division offering three funds (Subnet Composite, Large Cap, Total Market) and the proprietary Yuma Composite Index (YCX) benchmark.

What Yuma does

Yuma is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Digital Currency Group (DCG) that builds infrastructure, accelerates subnet development, and manages institutional capital on the Bittensor decentralized AI network. Founded in November 2024 and headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut, the company operates four interlocking business lines: a Subnet Accelerator that provides capital, technical advisory, compute resources, and go-to-market support to AI teams building on Bittensor; a Yuma Validator offering non-custodial staking infrastructure to TAO holders across root and alpha stake options; a Yuma Mining operation using in-house AI/ML expertise to compete on subnets at scale; and Yuma Asset Management, which runs institutional investment funds (Subnet Composite Fund, Large Cap Subnet Fund, and Total Market Fund) paired with a proprietary Yuma Composite Index (YCX) benchmark.

The underlying technology centers on Bittensor's protocol, in which subnets function as AI infrastructure layers powered by the TAO token. Yuma's proprietary assets include the YCX market-cap-weighted benchmark (inception September 4, 2025), high-performance mining models, and validator telemetry. The company reports supporting eight subnet launches from its accelerator and onboarding eight institutional validator partners including BitGo, Copper, and Crypto.com as of 2025.

Yuma's business model combines recurring asset management fees (3.0% annualized, calculated daily and paid monthly, with a $50K minimum and one-year lock-up), network participation rewards from validator and mining operations, and accelerator-style investment in subnet tokens. Distribution is enterprise-led: direct sales to institutional allocators, family offices, TAO treasury companies, and accredited individuals, supplemented by the validator partner channel. Customers/limited partners disclosed to date include Connecticut Innovations (AI/Q Fund) and TAO Synergies (NASDAQ: TAOX).

Yuma firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Yuma
Legal name
Yuma Holdings, LLC
Website
https://yumaai.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2024
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Yuma, a DCG subsidiary, accelerates decentralized AI on the Bittensor network through a subnet accelerator, institutional validator and mining infrastructure, and an asset management division offering three funds (Subnet Composite, Large Cap, Total Market) and the proprietary Yuma Composite Index (YCX) benchmark.
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Yuma industry classification

Industry
Product category
Decentralized AI Infrastructure & Digital Asset Management
NAICS
Securities and Commodity Exchanges (52321), Securities and Commodity Exchanges (523210), Financial Transactions Processing, Reserve, and Clearinghouse Activities (522320)
SIC
Security & Commodity Brokers, Dealers, Exchanges & Services (6200), Finance Services (6199), Commodity Contracts Brokers & Dealers (6221)
akta.pro primary industry
DAO Treasury, Governance & On-Chain Finance Tools (FSADAMAL)

Keywords

  • Decentralized AI infrastructure
  • Bittensor subnet accelerator
  • Validator staking services
  • Crypto asset management
  • AI mining operations

Where Yuma is headquartered

Location

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Stamford
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United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Yuma business model

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B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Technology or R&D, Personnel, Infrastructure, Operations, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Asset Management - Management Fees: Yuma Asset Management charges 3.0% annualized management fee, calculated daily and paid monthly, on investment funds. The funds include Yuma Subnet Composite Fund, Yuma Large Cap Subnet Fund, and Yuma Total Market Fund with $50K minimum investment per fund.
  2. Subnet Accelerator Services: Yuma provides capital, technical resources, community connections, and go-to-market support to subnet teams through its accelerator program. Revenue derived from early-stage investment in subnet tokens and network participation rewards.
  3. Validator and Mining Operations: Yuma operates validator infrastructure and mining operations on the Bittensor network, earning token rewards through network participation. Validator services provide staking infrastructure to TAO holders while mining operations generate rewards through subnet competition.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionMonthlyYuma Subnet Composite Fund - Market-cap-weighted exposure across all subnets
SubscriptionMonthlyYuma Large Cap Subnet Fund - Concentrated exposure to largest subnets
SubscriptionMonthlyYuma Total Market Fund - Full Bittensor ecosystem exposure across TAO and subnets

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels6 records

Yuma product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Yuma is a DCG subsidiary that accelerates decentralized AI on the Bittensor network by providing subnet acceleration services, institutional-grade validator and mining infrastructure, and managed investment funds (Asset Management) that give institutions and accredited investors exposure to Bittensor subnet tokens. The company combines startup-style acceleration for AI teams with traditional asset management products including the Subnet Composite Fund, Large Cap Subnet Fund, Total Market Fund, and the Yuma Composite Index (YCX) benchmark.

Product overview

Yuma is a DCG subsidiary offering a multi-product platform focused on accelerating decentralized AI through the Bittensor network. The core offerings include: (1) a Subnet Accelerator that provides capital, technical advisory, and go-to-market support for AI startup teams building on Bittensor; (2) Validator and Mining infrastructure for staking TAO and competing on subnets; and (3) Yuma Asset Management, a sub-brand providing three institutional investment funds — the Subnet Composite Fund (market-cap weighted across all subnets), the Large Cap Subnet Fund (concentrated top-subnet exposure), and the Total Market Fund (full TAO and subnet exposure). Additionally, the Yuma Composite Index (YCX) serves as a benchmark tracking subnet market performance.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Yuma Asset Management: Institutional-grade investment management platform providing access to Bittensor subnet tokens through managed funds
  • Yuma Composite Index (YCX)
  • Yuma Subnet Composite Fund
  • Yuma Large Cap Subnet Fund
  • Yuma Total Market Fund
  • Yuma Validator
  • Yuma Mining
  • Subnet Accelerator

Products and services

  • Yuma Subnet Accelerator Accelerator program providing capital, go-to-market support, partner introductions, technical advisory, compute resources from the Yuma Validator, and event programming for research teams and entrepreneurs building AI models on Bittensor subnets.
  • Yuma Validator Institutional-grade, high-performing validator offering TAO holders non-custodial staking tools and infrastructure to access both root and alpha stake options on the Bittensor network. Provides compute resources to subnet teams and supports reliable trust scores and quality outputs for subnet owners.
  • Yuma Mining In-house AI/ML mining team leveraging expertise to compete on Bittensor subnets at scale, providing subnet-specific mining support, reliable trust scores, and high-quality outputs for subnet owners, plus base miner development and advisory services.
  • Yuma Asset Management Institutional investment gateway providing managed strategies for Bittensor subnet tokens and ecosystem exposure, anchored by a $10M DCG investment. Includes three flagship funds (Subnet Composite Fund, Large Cap Subnet Fund, Total Market Fund) with $50K minimum investments, 3.0% annualized management fee, and 1-year lock-up.
  • Yuma Subnet Composite Fund Market-cap-weighted investment fund providing exposure across all active Bittensor subnets, similar to the NASDAQ Composite. Offers compounding token rewards with monthly rebalancing for broad ecosystem diversification.
  • Yuma Large Cap Subnet Fund Investment fund providing concentrated exposure to the largest, most established Bittensor subnets, similar to the Dow Jones Industrial Average, with top-weighted allocations toward liquidity-anchored subnet leaders and high-conviction exposure.
  • Yuma Total Market Fund Investment fund providing full Bittensor ecosystem exposure across TAO and subnet tokens in a single allocation. Integrates base-asset token rewards with market weighting across infrastructure and application layers, similar to a 60/40 portfolio strategy.
  • Yuma Composite Index (YCX) Market-capitalization-weighted benchmark tracking the price performance of the full universe of Bittensor subnets, with monthly rebalancing. Serves as the benchmark referenced for the Yuma Subnet Composite Fund.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 128 subnets representing over $900M in combined value accessible through Yuma Total Market Fund
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use Yuma

Customer profile

Named customers5 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Yuma technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

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AI maturity

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AI capability13 records

Feature4 records

Yuma partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered flagship.

  • BitGoflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2025BitGo is an institutional validator partner onboarded by Yuma in 2025 as part of Yuma's expansion of its validator operations. BitGo provides institutional-grade crypto custody and infrastructure services.
  • CopperflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2025Copper is an institutional validator partner onboarded by Yuma in 2025. Copper provides institutional infrastructure for digital assets including custody and settlement solutions.
  • Crypto.comflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2025Crypto.com is an institutional validator partner onboarded by Yuma in 2025. Crypto.com is a major cryptocurrency exchange and financial services platform providing institutional access to crypto markets.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Yuma competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • 21Shares: Institutional crypto ETP/asset manager offering index-based and thematic crypto products. Comparable in providing institutional access to digital asset baskets via index methodology.
  • Coinbase Asset Management: Crypto exchange with growing asset management arm offering institutional index funds. Adjacent in providing institutional crypto exposure products, with much larger scale and broader asset coverage.

Direct peers

  • Galaxy Digital: Institutional crypto asset manager and validator/node operator with diversified crypto funds. Comparable in providing institutional gateways to digital asset ecosystems, running validator infrastructure, and offering managed exposure to emerging crypto sectors.
  • Bitwise Asset Management: Crypto index fund and asset manager offering diversified crypto exposure products with institutional focus. Closely analogous to Yuma's index-plus-fund strategy, including proprietary crypto indices and institutional-grade fund structures.
  • Grayscale Investments: Largest crypto asset manager with single-asset and diversified trusts (analogous to Yuma's individual subnet funds and Subnet Composite). Comparable business model of offering institutional-grade managed exposure to digital assets, with management fee structure and institutional GTM closely aligned.
  • Polychain Capital: Crypto-native venture and investment firm actively investing in and supporting token ecosystems including Bittensor. Comparable in providing capital, ecosystem support, and managed exposure to decentralized networks.
  • DWF Labs: Crypto market maker and investment firm that invests in and supports emerging token ecosystems including decentralized AI. Comparable GTM through ecosystem investment and liquidity support.

Emerging players

  • Akash Network: Decentralized cloud computing marketplace with AI workload focus. Competes with Bittensor for decentralized AI compute market share, which directly affects Yuma's accelerator and AUM growth.
  • Render Network: Decentralized GPU compute network for AI and rendering, operating a similar token-incentivized model to Bittensor. Competes for the same decentralized AI infrastructure narrative that Yuma's accelerator supports.

Others

  • BitGo: Institutional crypto custody and validator infrastructure provider, and named Yuma validator partner. Comparable in serving institutional crypto infrastructure needs, though not a direct competitor to Yuma's asset management business.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

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Yuma financial estimates

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Yuma leadership team

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Profiles4 records

Yuma subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries1 record

Yuma funding detail

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Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Yuma M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Yuma

What does Yuma do?

Yuma is a DCG subsidiary that accelerates decentralized AI on the Bittensor network by providing subnet acceleration services, institutional-grade validator and mining infrastructure, and managed investment funds (Asset Management) that give institutions and accredited investors exposure to Bittensor subnet tokens. The company combines startup-style acceleration for AI teams with traditional asset management products including the Subnet Composite Fund, Large Cap Subnet Fund, Total Market Fund, and the Yuma Composite Index (YCX) benchmark.

Is Yuma a public or private company?

Yuma is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was Yuma founded?

Yuma was founded in 2024. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Yuma based?

Yuma is headquartered in Stamford, United States, in the North America region.

How does Yuma make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Asset Management - Management Fees are the primary driver. The others are subnet Accelerator Services and validator and Mining Operations.

Who are Yuma's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are 21Shares and Coinbase Asset Management. Direct peers are Galaxy Digital, Bitwise Asset Management, Grayscale Investments, Polychain Capital and DWF Labs. Emerging players are Akash Network and Render Network. BitGo is listed as an others.

Does Yuma have an API?

No public API is recorded for Yuma.

What industry is Yuma in?

Yuma's product category is Decentralized AI Infrastructure & Digital Asset Management. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSADAMAL, DAO Treasury, Governance & On-Chain Finance Tools. Its NAICS code is 52321 and its SIC code is 6200.

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CoinMarketCapSimple wallets and index products: How investors are getting access to Bittensor: Guest Post by TheStreet RoundtableCrucible's wallet lets investors swap TAO for subnet tokens, while Yuma offers an index product holding 80% TAO and 20% across 128 subnets. The index has attracted family offices and digital asset treasuries, though large asset managers are not yet involved.CoinMarketCapBittensor adoption grows as AI subnets find paying customers, Yuma CRO says: Guest Post by crypto.newsBittensor subnet operator revenue has grown to an estimated $32 million-plus over 18 months, according to Yuma's Evan Malanga. Commercial deals include carwash monitoring and financial cybersecurity, with subnet operators buying their own tokens, linking demand to TAO. Risks include commercialization failures, token volatility, and competition from established AI developers.U.Today'Crypto King' Barry Silbert Doubles Down on AI Token Poised to Be the Next Zcash (ZEC)Barry Silbert is shifting his capital focus to the Bittensor AI token ($TAO), which he sees as a successor to Zcash. He notes TAO has a fixed 21-million-coin supply with halvings, and he is building infrastructure via Yuma Group and Grayscale's AI trust.AInvestTAO Surges Past $200M Staked Milestone as Yuma Expands Bittensor Validator InfrastructureYuma, a DCG subsidiary, staked over $200 million in TAO and subnet tokens, becoming Bittensor's largest owned-hardware validator. The validator's expansion is supported by exchange partnerships and the Yuma Total Market Fund, while subnets like RedTeam and Bitsec secure enterprise contracts.GlobalfintechseriesMEXC Partners with Yuma to Launch Bittensor (TAO) Staking for Global UsersMEXC, a digital asset trading platform, announced a partnership with Yuma, a Bittensor-focused infrastructure and investment firm, to launch TAO staking services for its users. The integration allows MEXC's user base to participate in TAO staking without handling complex technical processes, leveraging Yuma's staking infrastructure. MEXC has also introduced a "TAO Fever" promotional event offering up to $200,000 in rewards from July 21 to August 4, 2026, with staking APRs reaching up to 300%.CoinMarketCapMEXC Launches TAO Staking Through Yuma Deal: Guest Post by Coinlineup.comMEXC has launched TAO staking through a partnership with Yuma, enabling its approximately 40 million users to earn yield on Bittensor's native token directly through the exchange platform. The integration is powered by Yuma's staking infrastructure, which handles the validator and delegation mechanics on users' behalf, removing the need for on-chain setup. The launch positions exchange-based staking as a lower-friction entry point for holders seeking exposure to Bittensor's network without self-custody requirements.CoinMarketCapMEXC opens TAO staking to 40 million users through Yuma deal: Guest Post by crypto.newsMEXC has launched Bittensor's TAO staking for its reported 40 million users through validator Yuma, enabling exchange-based access to rewards from one of the largest decentralized AI networks. Under the integration, Yuma operates the validator infrastructure while MEXC provides the customer-facing staking product, removing steps normally required for direct Bittensor staking. The partnership follows Yuma's public criticism of Bittensor's proposed Root Reborn governance overhaul, as TAO trades near $199 with a market capitalization of approximately $1.91 billion.CoinTelegraphMEXC Launches Bittensor TAO Staking with Yuma IntegrationCryptocurrency exchange MEXC has launched staking support for Bittensor's native TAO token, integrating with validator Yuma to allow its reported 40 million users to earn rewards by helping secure the decentralized AI network. The Bittensor ecosystem currently spans 128 specialized subnets performing AI tasks including inference, model training, coding assistants, and financial modeling, with TAO holding a market capitalization of approximately $1.916 billion. The integration aims to expand access to the Bittensor ecosystem as interest in decentralized AI grows amid increasing restrictions on proprietary AI models.CoinTelegraphMEXC Launches Bittensor TAO Staking with Yuma IntegrationMEXC launched staking for Bittensor's TAO token, integrating validator Yuma to let its 40 million users earn rewards. The Bittensor ecosystem has 128 subnets, and TAO traded near $199, giving it a market cap of about $1.916 billion.BitgetDCG-backed Yuma launches fund offering institutional exposure to BittensorYuma, a Digital Currency Group-backed investment company, has launched the Yuma Total Market Fund providing institutional investors diversified exposure to the Bittensor ecosystem through its native TAO token and a basket of AI-focused subnets via a single investment vehicle. The fund, which launched with seed capital from an undisclosed anchor investor, targets the network's 128 subnets representing over $900 million in combined value, while TAO itself carries a market capitalization of nearly $2.4 billion. Institutional interest in the Bittensor ecosystem has grown alongside its expanding subnet economy, with Bitwise filing for a TAO Strategy ETF and Grayscale pursuing conversion of its Bittensor Trust into a spot TAO ETF.