“Servers are better at multi-threading, but smartphones offer unmatched compute efficiency.”
@a_d_c_, co-founder of Acurast, in @Cointelegraph Magazine on why phones excel at confidential computing and CPU-heavy work. 👇
https://t.co/RVURTEYHlG
You’ve used a TEE today without knowing it. 🔒
It’s the sealed area in your phone’s chip that keeps your data safe when you make a payment or open your banking app.
Every Deployment on Acurast runs inside one.
But how do you know the TEE is genuine? The chip proves itself through attestation, and Acurast doesn’t check it just once. If a phone’s key has been revoked, it’s removed from the network.
That's how we ensure maximum security.
How it works 👇
https://t.co/kf2GZmaSxz
AI agents can hold wallets, sign transactions and act on their own. But who protects their keys?
On Acurast, agents run inside smartphone TEEs: isolated, hardware-protected areas that help keep keys and workloads private. And with x402, they pay for their own compute in USDC.
Hardware-level security. Private workloads. Autonomous payments.
Your AI agent needs infrastructure built for secure autonomy.
Find it on Acurast 👇
https://t.co/RZzzkBkAbZ
A few days ago hackers stole $6.3B from Binance. Now the scammers are moving in.
Fake “compensation” emails. Fake support agents in your DMs. “Verify your wallet to claim your refund.”
Think you can write one convincing enough to fool an AI?
In our Laya mail sorter, a System One model on a single phone in the Acurast network decides: inbox, spam or phishing.
Try to get yours past it 👇
https://t.co/YURHn3tKir
Learn more: https://t.co/4XIlapmeED
The cloud is starting to feel haunted. Good thing the rebellion runs on phones 👻
Turn your setup into something spooky, post it, and claim 5,000 MIST points in the new Halloween quest.
Complete here: https://t.co/SZ6xYQ00Iq
Crypto agents have wallets. But where do they run them?
An agent that signs transactions needs confidential, verifiable compute no single provider controls.
Acurast runs them inside TEEs on phones. They can even pay for their own compute via x402.
Read more: https://t.co/nbitJgZO5t
What if an AI running on a phone decided your next move?
Meet Laya, an AI running on Acurast phones. Explore 9 live demos, from Snake, Tetris & Doom to AI chat moderation and prompt-injection defense.
No account. No sign-up. Just experiment, play, and see what’s possible.
Played around? Turn it into 5,000 MIST ☁️ points with our new Laya Quest: share your experience on X, sign in to the Cloud Rebellion and submit your post’s URL.
Try out the demos: https://t.co/YURHn3tKir
Complete the quest: https://t.co/vhn1FEl26m
Swiping is exhausting. Laya doesn’t mind.
With our demo, the AI is in charge of every left and right for your next match. Live on a single Acurast phone. No server farm needed.
Try it out, explore the other demos, or create your own Laya instance 👉 https://t.co/hEpKtJaa12
That’s a wrap on Acurast in Korea 🇰🇷
We had a great time at #KBW2026 and appreciate everyone coming to the Acurast x @BeldexCoin event, and special thanks to @Sigma_VC for the support. It’s always great to connect with the Web3 community in person and talk endlessly about decentralized compute.
Until next time!
Spam or real? Let Laya decide.
The Mail Sorter demo shows Laya sorting messages in milliseconds, running on a single Acurast phone. No data center needed.
Try it out, explore the other demos, or create your own Laya instance. 👉 https://t.co/hEpKtJaa12