> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://snet-ambassadors.gitbook.io/singularitynet-archive/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://snet-ambassadors.gitbook.io/singularitynet-archive/timeline/2025/october-2025.md).

# October 2025

- [Week 40](https://snet-ambassadors.gitbook.io/singularitynet-archive/timeline/2025/october-2025/week-40.md): Mon 29th Sep - Sun 5th Oct 2025
- [Week 41](https://snet-ambassadors.gitbook.io/singularitynet-archive/timeline/2025/october-2025/week-41.md): Mon 6th Oct - Sun 12th Oct 2025
- [Week 42](https://snet-ambassadors.gitbook.io/singularitynet-archive/timeline/2025/october-2025/week-42.md): Mon 13th Oct - Sun 19th Oct 2025
- [Week 43](https://snet-ambassadors.gitbook.io/singularitynet-archive/timeline/2025/october-2025/week-43.md): Mon 20th Oct - Sun 26th Oct 2025
- [Week 44](https://snet-ambassadors.gitbook.io/singularitynet-archive/timeline/2025/october-2025/week-44.md): Mon 27th Oct - Sun 2nd Nov 2025


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