Vidaio publishes no usage, customer or revenue series, so every chart here is read from the Bittensor chain. They show what the network pays the subnet and where that pay goes, not what customers pay Vidaio.
How to read the charts. Emission received is the TAO the network adds to the subnet's pool each day, its share of Bittensor's issuance; it is a subsidy, not revenue. Pool price is TAO per alpha in the subnet's own pool. Miner pay is the 41% of new alpha reserved for miners; the subnet's validators decide which UIDs get it. The sink is the UID Vidaio's new scoring code pays whatever it does not allocate to miners (the whitepaper calls it a burn); the treasury is a hotkey the same code pays a fixed slice. Pool price links go to GeckoTerminal.
Miner slots (UIDs) validators paid each day, read from chain (latest block 9,248,983); the owner's own key is left out because the chain burns its share. Slots, not companies. The largest UID is counted as one slot.