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$HNT - Mcap 431.8M$ - 32%/ 118.1K votes Bullish SC02 M15 - pending Long order. Entry is within HVN and satisfies the positive simplification condition based on a prior highly profitable Long order, projected stop-loss around 3.20%. The uptrend is in the 233rd cycle, increase amplitude 22.15%. #TradingSetup #CryptoInsights

📊 Top 10 Solana ecosystem crypto projects by developer activity over the past 30 days, according to Santiment: $SOL $W $DRIFT $SWARMS $PYTH $HNT $JTO $ORCA $MNDE $MPLX

#Helium to Introduce $HNT Buyback Mechanism and Explore Digital Asset Treasury Business

👀 Most folks will be incredibly interested where AKT intends to move next and what staking will mean when it's on a new chain? Perhaps compute yield staking (stake AKT → delegate it to verified providers → earn a share of their compute revenue) in a model where providers stake to increase the bandwidth of the resources they provide. Perhaps revenue-yielding LSTs (lock AKT to mint a “revenue-yielding LST” tied to a slice of network fees; e.g., 0.1% of all deployment fees for 90 days) or just simple rev share. None of that is probably in the cards, just being imaginative. Lots more was mentioned on the development side here, which gets me excited for Akash's future. Akash has a history of being the first and oldest Cosmos eco chain. The team is A+ and I'd honestly write the execution risk to near-zero. Greg and team will ship. No doubts there. Back to the token, tho: Roughly 38% of AKT is staked (105M/208M). And it's not trivial for most. Let's assume everyone has Phantom or MetaMask. You need Keplr or something with Cosmos eco chain support. So you have to download a new wallet. Figure out how staking works on Cosmos chains (once you figure it out, it's not too bad, but this just adds friction). Evaluate the tradeoffs of whomever you stake with and then execute. And unbonding is 21 days iirc. Download new wallet, figure out new staking app, and be fine with 21-day unbonding. This is a crappy UX. It only makes sense to move to a chain where wallet ownership is widespread, fees to stake are negligible, and where you could likely build simple support for an LST (assuming you want an unbonding period). I'd be willing to bet Akash moves to Solana (assuming no downtimes from now till migration). Once it moves to a new chain, you'll be probably see a bit more than 38% of the float staked, given the interest for yield (currently emissions, in the future maybe it's tied to revenue) and the simple fact that folks will not need to set up a new wallet when they withdraw from CEXs. On the volume side, the chain will not matter too much. AKT trades between $5M-$13M in 24-hr volume. HNT (Helium) is almost no different. Almost all the volume for both is on CEXs anyways. Akash's virality (which directly influences a CEXs appetite for listing given expectations around fees from volume) and BD skills will be imperative here. Perhaps a rebrand away from DePIN would help. For some reason, DePINs have a stigma, trade poorly (in terms of volume and outcome), and is simply an unexciting category to be a part of. Look at DoubleZero, it's a DePIN. But it's gone great lengths to classify itself as something completely new and different. But at its core, it is literally a decentralized physical infrastructure network. AKT as strictly an AI token would likely help on the virality side. Especially as Nous, Prime Intellect, and others come to market, a renewed interest around AI tokens will resume. In sum, it's tough not to be excited about Akash. Great team with a stellar track record in shipping, growing usage with an even higher growth roadmap, incredible integrity and commitment to crypto's core values (OS, decentralized, permissionless), and a willingness to make a difficult, long-term decision on where AKT will move and how development will prosper. Awaiting to see what's next...