[Bittensor Restores Subnet Registration and Deregistration Mechanism] BlockBeats news, on October 16, the OpenTensor Foundation tweeted that Bittensor has restored the subnet registration and deregistration mechanism. The subnet limit is set at 128, and new subnets will replace the lowest-performing ones, receiving a four-month immunity period. This update incentivizes subnet teams to prove their value or make room, enhancing competition and project quality. The TAO from deregistered subnets will be proportionally distributed to alpha holders, unlocking TAO stuck in inactive liquidity pools and redirecting it to more active areas of the network. New subnet registrations will incur a destruction cost instead of a locking cost, with the current cost set at 2,500 TAO.