DogeLayer Faces Allegations of Self-Mining and Fake Hashrate

DogeLayer subnet flagged seven validator UIDs (30, 53, 85, 106, 220, 234, 235) for risk control and publicly disclosed their addresses. Community members countered with evidence chains suggesting the subnet owner self-mined over 200k Alpha across linked accounts, funded by the owner's coldkey, while real miners receive only 20-30% of mined rewards. The team defended early miners as legitimate contributors and cited historical 15,000T+ hashrate and on-chain DOGE/LTC withdrawals as proof, but declined to publish mining pool data, earning addresses, or detailed transparency logs.

• •Team flagged 7 UIDs with hotkey/coldkey pairs; accused critics of malicious attacks, demanded complete evidence chains.
• •Community traced $200k+ Alpha emissions through wallet transfers from owner to linked accounts, each mining ~20k Alpha.
• •Team asserts early miners were real; current low hashrate reflects LTC/DOGE price slump and normal market churn.
• •Miners demand public mining pool, earning addresses, per-miner hashrate/reward breakdown; team resisted full disclosure.