**https://t.co/3hOK37fVhv Season 2 is live on Acki Nacki Mainnet.**
Season 1 closed on Shellnet at the end of July. Season 2 opened on mainnet in early September — real inference markets, not test tokens.
**What earns points**
- Trade AI model access on the dark order book
- Consume the inference you actually bought (highest-weighted action)
- Invite new participants who use the market
Points convert into a **$NACKL allocation after all seasons end**. Weights stay private to cut farming. Self-trades and multi-accounts are filtered at claim.
**This week’s stack**
- Live leaderboard: [https://t.co/Zxfb7H8kUV](https://t.co/rypYLhgIEu)
- Markets / web: [https://t.co/49VDKTsApu](https://t.co/uE4fKpYJDr) · [https://t.co/BJQGhPPGDE](https://t.co/TbCbranfjD)
- Program page: [https://t.co/Jdw1E0jqm8](https://t.co/axqq2p72YA)
- CLI now at **v0.3.0** (on-chain ModelRegistry lookup, PrivateNotes / funding / billing fixes)
- **https://t.co/TG7hpemJWD** is live for buying SHELL credits used on https://t.co/3hOK37fVhv
https://t.co/3hOK37fVhv is a private on-chain book for buying and selling model inference — agents and humans place orders, sellers compete on price, fills stay dark until they settle.
**How to start:** connect an Acki Nacki multifactor wallet → trade or consume inference → track rank on the leaderboard → claim NACKL when the full program ends.
#ackinacki $NACKL
Venice VS DEXDO
Venice and https://t.co/3hOK37fnrX are both betting that inference becomes a market.
They are not betting on the same market.
Venice: one company sells private inference, then wraps it as a token.
https://t.co/3hOK37fnrX: no company sets the price. A dark book matches a buyer to a seller and escrow forces delivery.
Same sentence. Opposite structure.
Venice already has the product.
App + API. Privacy modes. ~4M users. Peaks near 100B tokens/day. ~$100M annualized. $1B Series A.
DIEM is the financial layer: 1 staked DIEM ≈ $1/day of Venice credit, forever.
Unused credit dies at midnight. That leftover is what Surplus / UsePod / AntSeed resell.
So Venice’s “inference market” is mostly surplus on one issuer.
If Venice stops honoring the dollar, DIEM is paper.
https://t.co/3hOK37fnrX is the harder bet.
Per-model order book. Tick = 1M tokens. Private notes. Encrypted stream. Reclaim if the seller ghosts.
GOSH’s line: let the market price AI — spot, forwards, hedges.
Visible tape this week: 17 models listed, 1 buyable, ~231 ticks / 24h, asks that expire in ~an hour.
That’s a listing, not a market. Season 2 is paying people to see if it can become one.
Score them on different boards.
Venice: revenue, DIEM utilization (~45% of staked capacity), whether $1/day stays $1/day.
https://t.co/3hOK37fnrX: deals that actually stream vs reclaim/recover, more than one real seller, SHELL bought to use — not to farm points.
NACKL is not https://t.co/3hOK37fnrX equity.
It only gets durable bid if something on Acki keeps buying SHELL.
Inference is one proposed reason. Mining already exists without it.
How this resolves:
Both work → Venice/OpenRouter stay the default pipe. https://t.co/3hOK37fnrX is where you hide size, undercut list, or hedge.
Only Venice works → that’s today.
Only https://t.co/3hOK37fnrX works → people leave a working API for a note and a stream. Unproven.
Venice is winning “own a slice of inference.”
https://t.co/3hOK37fnrX is still trying to prove “trade inference with a stranger.”
Only time will tell if the latter can catch up (if the stack works as designed).
Don’t mix the scorecards.
#ackinacki $NACKL
Yes, this is a reality check of whether https://t.co/PYpJbiY3xU can run in production. No, it is not a reality check of whether the world wants it. That test starts when someone keeps paying for ticks after the allocation is no longer the point. #ackinacki $NACKL
Reality check and not reality check.
https://t.co/3hOK37fnrX liquidity is not a normal DEX problem. A tight-looking book can still be unusable because a trade is not finished when it matches. Liquidity here is quoted depth, an actual fill, the seller actually streaming inference, and a clean way to get unused access or escrow back out.
The core structural risk is the two-sided bootstrap. Buyers will not send real traffic to a one-ask market. Sellers will not keep GPUs or API quota warm for a book with no flow. Season 2 points can manufacture both sides for a while. They cannot manufacture repeat consumption after the allocation is earned. The failure mode is a leaderboard that looks busy, a quote that returns a price, and an immediate buy that fails because the only size is a farmer who cancels or cannot serve.
Books are also fragmented. Each model is its own market. Depth in Qwen does not help someone who needs Claude. A huge catalog with empty books is worse than five names that actually trade. Early public reads already looked like listings — one seller, a handful of lifetime orders — not competing makers.
Seller inventory is not fungible. A USDC bid is interchangeable. An inference ask is a claim on a specific runtime: a GPU, a proxied closed API, or resold credits. That inventory can vanish on an outage, a rate limit, or a ToS takedown. The protocol already treats this as real: escrow, stream handover, reclaim if the seller never shows, recover if a deal is orphaned. That is correct. It is also a liquidity tax, because capital sits locked until delivery proves out.
Privacy makes this harder to bootstrap. Shielded notes and a dark-style book limit pre-trade leak, which is the product, but they also hide the tape. Mainnet market pages have still been waiting on indexing, so outside desks cannot verify depth the way they can on a public venue. In a dark book the informed side has the edge, quotes fade, and FOK/AON defaults exist because resting size cannot be trusted to still be there.
Even a good price is illiquid if funding is slow. The path is roughly USDC to SHELL to a Private Note to an order. Note funding from the normal wallet, SHELL purchase, and bridge exits have all been in flight. Notes are the trading identity, and contract upgrades have already forced flatten-and-withdraw windows. SHELL is not meant to rally, so makers do not want idle balances sitting in notes. They only post size they expect to turn quickly, which makes depth fragile.
Incentive flow is the other distortion. Paying people to deepen the market early is an explicit invitation to circular fills, tiny probe-tick “consumption,” and referral-funded prints. Hidden weights help at claim time. They do not stop the book from being noisy during the season. Anyone quoting against that flow gets run over when the points story fades.
After the match, operational risk takes over. Gateway downtime, VPN paths, clock skew, model-name mismatch, decrypt or challenge failures, and mid-deal contract changes all leave capital stuck. Market-making here is closer to an OTC book with physical delivery than to LP’ing an AMM.
Concentration sits on top of that. A couple of makers per liquid model, a large consumer-app audience that does not automatically become CLI traders, and no deep external hedge in NACKL means one seller pausing can zero a market. There is no shared pool and no backup router inside the protocol. OpenRouter is one URL away.
The practical test of real liquidity is boring: several independent sellers on core open-weight models, size that can fill a normal session, most matches reaching a clean stream rather than reclaim, fast time-to-first-token, buyers returning without a points reason, and a public tape that matches what the CLI quotes. Until that exists, treat displayed prices as indications, not executable depth. Size only what you can afford to have locked in escrow if the other side ghosts.
Acki Nacki News
Update - 04.09.26
This update brings together the main Acki Nacki progress from the week: https://t.co/nViqJHQCCk and https://t.co/NoJkAU15Nb.
📊 DEXDO (https://t.co/FteCMWPGk1)
🚀 https://t.co/nViqJHQCCk Season 2 is now live on Acki Nacki Mainnet. Users can earn points by trading AI model access, consuming purchased inference, and inviting new participants. Points accumulated during the incentive program will convert into a NACKL allocation once all seasons are completed.
🔹 A live leaderboard is available at https://t.co/A6SeVukEJN (https://t.co/CDufPzY48v), where participants can track their rank and progress throughout the season.
Join Season 2 - https://t.co/qJIXHCluEh
Program page - https://t.co/AGIEqivG1s
Full rules - https://t.co/l4nvJ4zN29
🌐 goshai (https://t.co/QwIUubxBbW)
https://t.co/NoJkAU15Nb is now live. The service for purchasing and managing AI model credits is now available, allowing users to purchase SHELL for use with https://t.co/nViqJHQCCk.
Thanks to everyone in the community for following along.
Main version: https://t.co/ITx6zMqIJX
Acki Nacki Update:
Mainnet live: https://t.co/3hOK37fnrX contracts and trading are on Acki Nacki mainnet. Full public CLI access has been rolling out alongside successive dexdo-cli releases.
Season 2 live on mainnet:
The incentive program is open. Activity (especially real inference consumption, placing/filling orders across models, and referrals) earns points that convert into a $NACKL allocation after seasons end. Season 1 (Shellnet/testnet) has concluded; points carry over. Hidden weights and anti-sybil checks apply at claim time.
CLI updates: dexdo-cli has seen frequent releases (v0.0.23 and later mentioned in community posts). Improvements include interactive onboarding, model catalog/validation, recovery/diagnostic commands, deadline support on orders, AON/FOK defaults, VPN-friendly access, and funding/wallet hardening. Install via the official GitHub one-liner.
Related ecosystem work: AVM SDK is public (Rust contracts, local testing). A SHELL purchase service for https://t.co/3hOK37fnrX / https://t.co/TG7hpemc75 subscriptions is in testing and slated to ship with Season 2.
Bridge CLI work continues (withdrawals from Shellnet toward EVM). Network upgrades (e.g., toward v0.19.x) add GraphQL filtering, metrics, and contract/bridge fixes.
#ackinacki $NACKL
This week on Acki Nacki
AVM SDK is public. Developers can write contracts in Rust, test locally, inspect state/events, and verify behavior before deploy. This is the start of the move from TVM toward the Acki Nacki Virtual Machine. Repo: https://t.co/2lvL8dNMpu.
https://t.co/3hOK37fnrX (AI inference market)
New public CLI coming with interactive wallet onboarding, model catalog/validation, recovery/diagnostics.
Mainnet support added on https://t.co/BJQGhPP8O6 (data waits on indexing).
Season 2 Points & Rewards on Mainnet is still the next big product drop; Season 1 on Shellnet already ended.
SHELL purchase flow for https://t.co/3hOK37fnrX + subscriptions is built and in testing; ships with Season 2.
Bridge: ackinacki-bridge CLI in development. First feature is withdraw — initially test USDC from Shellnet → EVM Sepolia. Deposit/withdraw circuits have passed audits; full deposit flow still under review.
Node v0.19.1 rolling out: GraphQL event filter by src_dapp_id, extra-currency delta tracking, queue/gas limit changes, eccUSDC bridge and attestation fixes. v0.19.0 already added a DApp execution scheduler so mining doesn’t starve other DApps.
Wallet / infra: GOSH TLS library published https://t.co/RXRIb4OymZ. iOS wallet hit 1.2.0 (~2 days ago): better network reliability and transfer history.
Popit Music: generation bugs fixed — no more 8-minute degrading tracks, proper endings, fewer false copyright flags on user-recorded audio. #ackinacki $NACKL DYOR
AVM SDK is public!
@Futurizt just opened the Acki Nacki Virtual Machine toolkit.
Builders can now:
• write smart contracts in Rust
• compile + test locally
• deploy as libraries on a local stand
• handle state, events, and contract-to-contract messages
• verify behavior before touching the network
This is the start of the TVM → AVM shift — the execution layer meant to make Acki Nacki contracts faster and cheaper to run.
Repo: https://t.co/FVWmvdy7t3
Docs, examples, and binaries are in the release. Runtime lands in the next main node update.
#AckiNacki $NACKL #AVM #Rust
https://t.co/1Y2jkt8N3o just gave us a glimpse of where $NACKL supply is heading 👀
Current: 1.537B
6 months: +769.5M
1 year: +1.472B
2 years: +2.7B
If you’re following the Acki Nacki ecosystem, these numbers are worth watching. 📊
@ackinackichain#AckiNacki#NACKL#Blockchain
Acki Nacki + https://t.co/3hOK37fnrX (Dodex / Dark Order DEX) and the AI Inference Market
Acki Nacki is a high-performance L1 blockchain engineered for the theoretical maximum speed and parallelization possible (sub-second finality, multi-threaded execution). It underpins a growing ecosystem focused on real on-chain utility beyond pure finance.
https://t.co/3hOK37fnrX (also called Dodex or Dark Order DEX) is the native decentralized exchange built on Acki Nacki. It is a privacy-preserving (dark) limit-order-book DEX with private notes, escrow, and agent-friendly tooling. Its standout product is the private AI Inference Market:
Sellers offer large-language-model (and other) inference capacity.
Buyers purchase access by the “tick” (unit of generation).
Deals settle fully on-chain with escrow, private notes, and end-to-end encrypted streaming — no mutual trust required.
Real consumption of the inference you buy is the highest-weighted action in the points program (far more valuable than pure trading or farming).
Season 1 of the Points & Rewards program has been running on Shellnet (testnet), with points designed to convert into $NACKL allocations. Mainnet support, improved CLI/UX, wallet integrations, and Season expansions are actively progressing.
The bigger picture for the inference market
AI inference is rapidly becoming the dominant long-term cost and value layer of AI (already projected to overtake training spend). Centralized providers currently control most of it. https://t.co/3hOK37fnrX positions Acki Nacki as one of the earliest fully on-chain, liquid, agent-native marketplaces where AI model access itself becomes a tradable, composable commodity — with real usage, private execution, and native incentives aligned to the network’s $NACKL / $SHELL tokenomics.
In short: Acki Nacki provides the ultra-fast, parallel execution engine; https://t.co/3hOK37fnrX turns AI inference into a liquid on-chain market. Together they aim to make decentralized, usage-driven AI compute a core primitive rather than an afterthought. $NACKL
Almost 2 years ago I shared Acki Nacki with friends.
Most people only wanted to talk about Bitcoin or Ethereum.
Today one of the biggest asset managers in the world is talking about it.
The window is closing.
Watch: https://t.co/Nabpe7vpfw
Thank you to @EugeneDAO_AN for dropping this gem.
Most production agents still treat network access as an external ops risk. Public RPCs go silent or throttle without warning, and the failure only appears after the agent has already burned compute.
Acki Nacki moves that layer on-chain through Block Managers. Access becomes priced and visible while consensus stays exclusively with Block Keepers.
Quiet morning in Negros, coffee still hot, agents keep running without waiting on someone else’s gateway.
How many agent operators still accept invisible RPC dependency as the normal cost of doing business?
Acki Nacki Project Progress
Acki Nacki continues to push the boundaries of what’s theoretically possible in blockchain design. Built on a probabilistic Proof-of-Stake consensus that reaches finality in just two communication steps (the theoretical minimum), the network delivers sub-second irrevocable finality, extreme parallelization (up to 250 threads), and real gas-free transactions via its dual-token model.
Key highlights this week:
https://t.co/3hOK37fnrX Season 2 is set to launch on Mainnet next week. The upcoming `dexdo-cli` release brings deadline support for orders, improved VPN access for AI models, AON|FOK as default execution mode, and the new `--wait-for-seller` option.
Bridge development advances:
the Deposit Circuit has passed verification and is in final audit. History data proofs are successfully syncing to Sepolia — a major step toward full withdrawal support.
- Node team is actively performance-testing the multithreaded implementation and advancing the new MessageDB storage layer for higher scalability and throughput.
No TGE. No pre-mine. No team or investor allocation. All $NACKL is mined purely as block rewards over a 60-year Bitcoin-inspired deflationary curve. $SHELL remains the stable (or declining) gas token.
How to Mine $NACKL (Mobile Verifiers – 22.5% of emissions)
Mining is designed for real users, not ASICs. You turn everyday activity into cryptographic work that secures the network via the Bee Engine.
Step-by-step:
1. Open the official Telegram bot: @ackinacki_bot and start earning Boosts (complete tasks, invite friends, daily claims).
2. Accumulate at least 1,000 Boosts and purchase the first Mamaboard component — the Power Button. Higher Mamaboard power = higher mining share.
3. Download and set up the Acki Nacki Wallet.
4. Choose a Bee Engine-enabled app (e.g. Popit Music, mining games, or other ecosystem apps via the Application Hub).
5. Connect your wallet and authorize Mining Keys (this does not share private keys — you can revoke anytime in Wallet → Settings → Connected Mining Apps).
6. Start using the app. Valid activity (taps, listening, gameplay, etc.) is converted by Bee Engine into mining work. Rewards are calculated per epoch (~330 seconds) and paid in real $NACKL.
You can mine while listening to AI-generated music, playing on-chain games, or simply interacting with supported apps. Fairness mechanisms actively combat bots and auto-clickers.
Why it matters
Acki Nacki is not just faster — by design it is the fastest blockchain that can ever be built. Full decentralization from block zero, higher Byzantine fault tolerance than classic BFT or Nakamoto consensus, and a token model that rewards actual network security contribution.
Stay tuned for the official https://t.co/3hOK37fnrX Season 2 announcement and further Bridge & node upgrades.
Official resources:
🌐 https://t.co/F4S1tpkTsL
📚 https://t.co/S8Q4OQrnOO
🐦 @ackinackichain
Mine. Secure. Scale.
$NACKL— earned, never pre-allocated.