Acurast

Acurast is a decentralized compute network that repurposes consumer smartphones as compute units rather than relying on conventional data centers or servers. It is aimed at developers who need to run secure, privacy-preserving applications — including artificial intelligence workloads — on distributed infrastructure. The project frames itself as a solution to the concentration and cost of traditional cloud compute.

Smartphone owners contribute their devices as compute nodes, collectively forming a network that the project describes as having more than 250,000 units. Applications run inside the secure enclaves these devices provide, allowing tasks such as API calls, webhook processing, and large-language-model inference to execute in a verifiable and confidential way. The ACU token operates within this system across multiple blockchain ecosystems including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, and Peaq, though the specific consensus algorithm and block time are not recorded in the data held here.

The data stored on this site does not include a fee revenue figure for Acurast, so fee-based measures such as protocol yield or fee multiples cannot be calculated here. What the data does show is that roughly 35.6% of the total token supply is currently circulating, while the dilution overhang stands at approximately 180.8 percentage points of current market capitalisation, meaning a large share of tokens has yet to enter circulation. The fully diluted valuation is about 2.81 times the current market capitalisation of approximately 42.6 million US dollars, reflecting the weight of that unreleased supply.