If this candle closes strong with the current momentum, I think the next move could take $ACU much higher. A clean close above this area could open the door for a bigger move.
The trendline has been respected multiple times, and this zone is still looking strong to me. If $ACU comes back to retest the trendline and respects it again, that could be an interesting entry area.
I’ve been saying this repeatedly, stay ready. Once the next leg up starts, I think the move could be massive.
My next upside target is around $0.20 based on the move I’ve marked on the chart.
Keep $ACU on your radar and be prepared for the next big move. NFA.
$ACU /USDT is looking interesting around the current level.
From the chart, I’m watching for a small pullback first, followed by a possible move higher. The momentum looks quite strong to me, and if this setup plays out, the next major target could be around $0.139–$0.140.
IMO, the move could come sooner than expected if ACU continues to respect the current zone and keeps this momentum.
Acurast just became a little more accessible for its global community.
The platform is now available in 9 languages: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese for Taiwan, and Korean.
What I like about this update is that it goes beyond simply translating a website. Acurast says its screens, buttons, messages and notifications are localized as well, with native speakers reviewing the languages.
With Acurast already running across 318K+ phones in 175+ countries, making the product easier to use for people around the world feels like a practical step for a growing community.
Small product improvements like this can make a big difference in how people actually interact with Web3.
AI doesn’t always need a massive data center to handle every task.
Acurast is exploring a different approach with System One models, which are designed for smaller decisions like spam detection, moderation, routing and prompt safety.
What caught my attention is that its open model Laya can run on smartphones through Acurast’s decentralized cloud.
According to Acurast, the fastest phones can process a decision in around 0.2 seconds, while more than 310K phones have already joined the network.
The interesting part is the idea of scaling AI out across many devices instead of only scaling up with bigger infrastructure.
It’s still an early area, but this shows how decentralized computing could become useful for specific AI workloads.
Source: Acurast — Why System One Models Belong on a Decentralized Cloud
The way price has respected this rising trendline and this support zone again and again makes me think this is a very strong zone IMO.
If this area continues to hold, I’m expecting the next leg up to be pretty massive. First, I’d watch for a reclaim of $0.135–$0.140. If ACU breaks above that area with strength, the next targets could be around $0.145, followed by $0.155–$0.170.
For those accumulating around this zone, patience could be important. If the setup plays out as expected, that patience may pay off.
Let’s see how $ACU handles this trendline. NFA. DYOR.
The breakout above the trendline and resistance around $3.10 gives the chart a bullish look. If $ICP can hold this area and continue pushing higher, $3.60–$3.70 could be the next zone to watch.
Let’s see if the breakout has more room to run. NFA, DYOR.
If you’re following the Web3 scene in Singapore, this is something worth keeping on your radar.
Acurast and Beldex are bringing founders, operators and investors together at The Vantage, with support from EAK, Sigma VC and The Best Event.
What I like about events like this is that it’s not just about the usual talks. It creates a space for people building in Web3 to connect, exchange ideas and have real conversations before Token2049 week.
Singapore has become an important hub for the Web3 community, so gatherings like this can be a good opportunity to see what people are building and connect with others in the space.
If you’ll be around Singapore during Token2049 week, this may be worth checking out.
Acurast just made an interesting move with its $ACU token transparency filing.
Instead of keeping token allocation, vesting, unlocks, governance and administrative controls scattered across different sources, Acurast published the details through the Blockworks Token Transparency Framework for independent review.
What I like about this approach is the focus on verification rather than simply asking users to trust the project.
The filing also explains how $ACU is used across network fees, compute provider incentives, staking and governance, while detailing how protocol governance and administrative authority are structured.
Transparency matters in crypto, especially when it comes to token supply and who actually has control.
Don’t trust. Verify. 👀
Source: Acurast — Radical Transparency: Why Acurast Published Its ACU Token Transparency Filing
Educational content only. DYOR. Not financial advice.
$DUSK around $0.065 that same day, so no crazy price action, just quiet infra shipping.
What actually stopped me the "privacy" framing everyone repeats isn't what shows up on chain. Dusk markets itself as private-by-default. Fine.
But the mechanism underneath is selective disclosure: shielded transfers hide sender and amount from the public view, yet the receiver can still cryptographically prove who paid them.
That's not anonymity, that's compliance plumbing wearing a privacy label. Institutions and regulated venues NPEX, the ones already piping in real securities get that proof-of-payment tooling now. Retail users get… the marketing copy about privacy, mostly.
Tried tracing this throug DuskEVM testnet myself, Solidity/Hardhat tooling worked about as expected, nothing broke but it made the gap more obvious. The chain is being built for auditors and issuers first. Everyone else is downstream of that design choice, whether they realize it or not.
Is that actually bad, or just... honest about who Layer-1 privacy infra is really for these days?