Core Contributors

Meet the Core Contributors behind the first agentic sports betting DAO

Core Contributors

SIRE is developed and maintained by a distributed network of contributors coordinated through the SIRE DAO.

The protocol was initiated by the team behind Score Technologies, who built the decentralised computer-vision system Score Vision, operating on Bittensor Subnet 44.

Today, SIRE continues to evolve through open collaboration between engineers, data scientists, analysts, and community members from around the world.

Founding Contributors

The following individuals established the core infrastructure and research foundations of SIRE:

• Maxime Sebti – Co-founder and CEO of Score Technologies, guiding overall protocol strategy, partnerships, and ecosystem development at SIRE.

• Tim Kalic – Co-founder and CTO of Score Technologies, where he built the Score Vision computer-vision infrastructure. He also contributes to the technical development of SIRE.

• Nigel Grant – Co-founder and Chief Revenue Officer at Score Technologies. He leads commercial strategy and partnerships, leveraging an extensive global network across sports and technology to support SIRE’s ecosystem growth.

• Dr. Peter Cotton – Quantitative research lead at Score Technologies, specialising in predictive modelling and statistical learning. Formerly with Microsoft and JP Morgan.

Community & DAO Governance

SIRE is a community-owned protocol built entirely by its community.

There was no presale. All tokens were acquired through the open market. Anyone can contribute by participating in governance, supporting development, or helping grow the ecosystem through community-driven initiatives.

The DAO represents the next stage of SIRE’s evolution — a collective intelligence network owned and advanced by its community.

SIRE is built by its community. From research and model design to ecosystem partnerships, every contribution strengthens the intelligence network that powers the protocol.

IMPORTANT LINKS Score corporate website Score vision subnet website Score twitter account