![BecauseYrBored's tweet photo. A paradigm-shifting event may be taking shape for Akash.
#1408 is the missing ingredient for BME
Link: https://t.co/J1ajh0shRs
Credit first: the @akashnet team built BME because they wanted the token to matter. Their own spec admits the old payment rails "reduced demand for AKT"-- so they engineered the fix.
But a conversion machine [BME] only converts what flows into it, and that inflow is a number the chain can't fully show us today.
By design, customers pay in plain dollars and never touch $AKT. @gregosuri has said it himself: enterprises see crypto as friction. Removing it from the UI is how you sign them — and $7K/day of growing on-chain business, visible in the chain data itself, says it's working.
The trade-off: the dollars-to-token conversion happens out of public view. Unverifiable from outside. Until now.
#1408 would change that.
Overclock Labs (OCL) would remit a share of managed-provider revenue to the community pool..., monthly, in $AKT, scaling with the buildout.
Most critically: Thie author confirmed the strictest version. OCL's own usage pays the highest rate -- 90% to the pool.
They didn't have to scope it that way. They did.
Here's what changes [if passed as it stands]:
The remittance is a disclosure. When 70–90% of revenue lands on-chain monthly, anyone can work backwards to the whole income picture; and check it against OCL's quarterly reports.
Overclock keeps a fixed, published fee; they're a business doing real work: sales, settlement, counterparty risk. That's not extraction. Don't mistkae that. It replaces the old open-ended expense deductions with a number anyone can audit.
An $AKT bill has only two funding sources:
[1] Oppen-market buying: external demand, measurable for the first time, or
[2] Existing inventory: equally visible.
Either way, the meter starts running.
Putting it together:
The market already showed what it does when Akash ties activity to the token -->BME's launch repriced AKT once.
#1408 is that logic with a multiplier: @gregosuri is publicly pushing for more GPUs, citing demand he can't serve. Every GPU that lands grows the monthly obligation.
Here's the key: @akashnet is courting enterprises of crypto-averse demand; Customers who will never touch a token, by design.
#1408 connects that ocean to $AKT anyway. The customer pays plain dollars; the bill settles in the token. Two stories, finally the same one.
Now the scale.
Today, $5–6K/day flows through BME. The stated buildout demands: 512 GPUs now, 2,000 in three months -- per @gregosuri is multiples of today's numbers flowing acorss the network. Multiples.
[I'm not holding him to that time-frame, but only citing his tweets]
Against the other side of the ledger: at today's prices, absorbing the chain's entire issuance takes roughly $18–19K/day of real buying....
A A 2,000-GPU fleet remitting under #1408 crosses that line on conservative assumptions. Past it, every additional GPU is buy-pressure the schedule can't absorb --> and governance just cut inflation in half this spring.
Same dollars, twice the coverage. Supply and demand converging from both directions at once.
BME was the engine. #1408 is the fuel line. The buildout is the throttle ---> and for the first time, all three bolt to the same machine.
A seminal moment is upon us.
DYOR. #DEPIN](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HKnHZzIWwAAKYKY.jpg)
![BecauseYrBored's tweet photo. A paradigm-shifting event may be taking shape for Akash.
#1408 is the missing ingredient for BME
Link: https://t.co/J1ajh0shRs
Credit first: the @akashnet team built BME because they wanted the token to matter. Their own spec admits the old payment rails "reduced demand for AKT"-- so they engineered the fix.
But a conversion machine [BME] only converts what flows into it, and that inflow is a number the chain can't fully show us today.
By design, customers pay in plain dollars and never touch $AKT. @gregosuri has said it himself: enterprises see crypto as friction. Removing it from the UI is how you sign them — and $7K/day of growing on-chain business, visible in the chain data itself, says it's working.
The trade-off: the dollars-to-token conversion happens out of public view. Unverifiable from outside. Until now.
#1408 would change that.
Overclock Labs (OCL) would remit a share of managed-provider revenue to the community pool..., monthly, in $AKT, scaling with the buildout.
Most critically: Thie author confirmed the strictest version. OCL's own usage pays the highest rate -- 90% to the pool.
They didn't have to scope it that way. They did.
Here's what changes [if passed as it stands]:
The remittance is a disclosure. When 70–90% of revenue lands on-chain monthly, anyone can work backwards to the whole income picture; and check it against OCL's quarterly reports.
Overclock keeps a fixed, published fee; they're a business doing real work: sales, settlement, counterparty risk. That's not extraction. Don't mistkae that. It replaces the old open-ended expense deductions with a number anyone can audit.
An $AKT bill has only two funding sources:
[1] Oppen-market buying: external demand, measurable for the first time, or
[2] Existing inventory: equally visible.
Either way, the meter starts running.
Putting it together:
The market already showed what it does when Akash ties activity to the token -->BME's launch repriced AKT once.
#1408 is that logic with a multiplier: @gregosuri is publicly pushing for more GPUs, citing demand he can't serve. Every GPU that lands grows the monthly obligation.
Here's the key: @akashnet is courting enterprises of crypto-averse demand; Customers who will never touch a token, by design.
#1408 connects that ocean to $AKT anyway. The customer pays plain dollars; the bill settles in the token. Two stories, finally the same one.
Now the scale.
Today, $5–6K/day flows through BME. The stated buildout demands: 512 GPUs now, 2,000 in three months -- per @gregosuri is multiples of today's numbers flowing acorss the network. Multiples.
[I'm not holding him to that time-frame, but only citing his tweets]
Against the other side of the ledger: at today's prices, absorbing the chain's entire issuance takes roughly $18–19K/day of real buying....
A A 2,000-GPU fleet remitting under #1408 crosses that line on conservative assumptions. Past it, every additional GPU is buy-pressure the schedule can't absorb --> and governance just cut inflation in half this spring.
Same dollars, twice the coverage. Supply and demand converging from both directions at once.
BME was the engine. #1408 is the fuel line. The buildout is the throttle ---> and for the first time, all three bolt to the same machine.
A seminal moment is upon us.
DYOR. #DEPIN](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HKnEOBvWcAAyK1L.jpg)
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@Reuters @specialreports @EricTrump any comments or too busy orhcestrating your next scam? Whole family is nothing but 🤡scamsters
I hate to break it to you - but the United States is an absolute, incoherent shitshow.
The idea that we have ‘representative government’ is ridiculous. If that were true we would not have wasted billions killing Iranians for no reason at all. Some people wanted this - but the voters who elected this government did not.
Let’s go further. When Trump goes to China - he brings our ‘great billionaires’ with him. I can’t think of any more obvious symbol that we live in an oligarchy that does everything it can to manipulate outcomes - and that voting is a bit of a joke. It’s like he’s bringing with him ‘the ruling elite.’ Because that is what he did.
We have at least 40 million illegal aliens living here. Our business ‘leaders’ engineered this by bribing politicians to keep the border open - because they wanted to pay low wages and make mucho $$ for themselves. When people objected because their incomes were falling - the business leaders accused them of racism and funded Barack Obama to become POTUS.
The USA is $40 trillion in debt - and no one has a plan to solve that problem. Absolutely no one. This will blow up one day - and it will destroy normal people who save in dollars - because the unspoken plan is to destroy the currency and save the rich and destroy the rest. But people who own our homes - like Blackstone or Blackrock - won’t care because their assets will follow inflation. Everyone else will be reduced to paupers renting from them - their bank accounts gone.
The United States today is hopelessly dysfunctional. It lacks a coherent population that can even agree on anything. It is bankrupt - but the rest of the world is propping it up because they are also scared of what happens when the dollar collapses. It doesn’t have any smart leaders - and we have to watch insiders doing oil trades to make $$ on the Iran war - and the administration itself sells shit coins. Our foreign policy is a total joke - not strategic in any way at all. It is driven by special interests, and then not even followed through. And people are actuality making money on it - pump and dump coming straight from the White House.
This is a hell of a way to celebrate 250 Years! At least we can have a cage match on the White House lawn that degrades our entire history and underscores just how bad and ridiculous things are!
Thank you for your attention to this matter! Enjoy the circus! If you’re lucky you will be dead when the music stops!
@Ready2077 @BarrySilbert @AlgodTrading Not sure who will come out as the leader in this space but i I would suggest to check on @AKT @akashnet
https://t.co/Ymx67sd5qI
Noticing the trend
$AKT
@PanjwaniManoj @narendramodi Get offline and do something productive instead of blaming govt for all your problems. India's problems is its own citizens wasting time posting nonsense and instead of working and contributing to society.
@Cernovich You are a total moron if you do believe so.
ok and what are you acheiving by posting this? Are you actually contributing anything useful except hatred? Chinese economy is far ahead bcoz citizens there dont whine about govt. all day long and actually work hard to provide useful services. Problem in India are the people itself and dont forget Indian history, you cannnot compare it to others. Many such people like you who seem like total losers and all they do is post negative hatred stufff which provide no vlaue to anyone. Great life you are are living 🤡
@Bharat2740 @NewsAlgebraIND I did watch you fucking retard and commented appropriately, why are you such a cunt?
A paradigm-shifting event may be taking shape for Akash.
#1408 is the missing ingredient for BME
Link: https://t.co/J1ajh0shRs
Credit first: the @akashnet team built BME because they wanted the token to matter. Their own spec admits the old payment rails "reduced demand for AKT"-- so they engineered the fix.
But a conversion machine [BME] only converts what flows into it, and that inflow is a number the chain can't fully show us today.
By design, customers pay in plain dollars and never touch $AKT. @gregosuri has said it himself: enterprises see crypto as friction. Removing it from the UI is how you sign them — and $7K/day of growing on-chain business, visible in the chain data itself, says it's working.
The trade-off: the dollars-to-token conversion happens out of public view. Unverifiable from outside. Until now.
#1408 would change that.
Overclock Labs (OCL) would remit a share of managed-provider revenue to the community pool..., monthly, in $AKT, scaling with the buildout.
Most critically: Thie author confirmed the strictest version. OCL's own usage pays the highest rate -- 90% to the pool.
They didn't have to scope it that way. They did.
Here's what changes [if passed as it stands]:
The remittance is a disclosure. When 70–90% of revenue lands on-chain monthly, anyone can work backwards to the whole income picture; and check it against OCL's quarterly reports.
Overclock keeps a fixed, published fee; they're a business doing real work: sales, settlement, counterparty risk. That's not extraction. Don't mistkae that. It replaces the old open-ended expense deductions with a number anyone can audit.
An $AKT bill has only two funding sources:
[1] Oppen-market buying: external demand, measurable for the first time, or
[2] Existing inventory: equally visible.
Either way, the meter starts running.
Putting it together:
The market already showed what it does when Akash ties activity to the token -->BME's launch repriced AKT once.
#1408 is that logic with a multiplier: @gregosuri is publicly pushing for more GPUs, citing demand he can't serve. Every GPU that lands grows the monthly obligation.
Here's the key: @akashnet is courting enterprises of crypto-averse demand; Customers who will never touch a token, by design.
#1408 connects that ocean to $AKT anyway. The customer pays plain dollars; the bill settles in the token. Two stories, finally the same one.
Now the scale.
Today, $5–6K/day flows through BME. The stated buildout demands: 512 GPUs now, 2,000 in three months -- per @gregosuri is multiples of today's numbers flowing acorss the network. Multiples.
[I'm not holding him to that time-frame, but only citing his tweets]
Against the other side of the ledger: at today's prices, absorbing the chain's entire issuance takes roughly $18–19K/day of real buying....
A A 2,000-GPU fleet remitting under #1408 crosses that line on conservative assumptions. Past it, every additional GPU is buy-pressure the schedule can't absorb --> and governance just cut inflation in half this spring.
Same dollars, twice the coverage. Supply and demand converging from both directions at once.
BME was the engine. #1408 is the fuel line. The buildout is the throttle ---> and for the first time, all three bolt to the same machine.
A seminal moment is upon us.
DYOR. #DEPIN
![BecauseYrBored's tweet photo. A paradigm-shifting event may be taking shape for Akash.
#1408 is the missing ingredient for BME
Link: https://t.co/J1ajh0shRs
Credit first: the @akashnet team built BME because they wanted the token to matter. Their own spec admits the old payment rails "reduced demand for AKT"-- so they engineered the fix.
But a conversion machine [BME] only converts what flows into it, and that inflow is a number the chain can't fully show us today.
By design, customers pay in plain dollars and never touch $AKT. @gregosuri has said it himself: enterprises see crypto as friction. Removing it from the UI is how you sign them — and $7K/day of growing on-chain business, visible in the chain data itself, says it's working.
The trade-off: the dollars-to-token conversion happens out of public view. Unverifiable from outside. Until now.
#1408 would change that.
Overclock Labs (OCL) would remit a share of managed-provider revenue to the community pool..., monthly, in $AKT, scaling with the buildout.
Most critically: Thie author confirmed the strictest version. OCL's own usage pays the highest rate -- 90% to the pool.
They didn't have to scope it that way. They did.
Here's what changes [if passed as it stands]:
The remittance is a disclosure. When 70–90% of revenue lands on-chain monthly, anyone can work backwards to the whole income picture; and check it against OCL's quarterly reports.
Overclock keeps a fixed, published fee; they're a business doing real work: sales, settlement, counterparty risk. That's not extraction. Don't mistkae that. It replaces the old open-ended expense deductions with a number anyone can audit.
An $AKT bill has only two funding sources:
[1] Oppen-market buying: external demand, measurable for the first time, or
[2] Existing inventory: equally visible.
Either way, the meter starts running.
Putting it together:
The market already showed what it does when Akash ties activity to the token -->BME's launch repriced AKT once.
#1408 is that logic with a multiplier: @gregosuri is publicly pushing for more GPUs, citing demand he can't serve. Every GPU that lands grows the monthly obligation.
Here's the key: @akashnet is courting enterprises of crypto-averse demand; Customers who will never touch a token, by design.
#1408 connects that ocean to $AKT anyway. The customer pays plain dollars; the bill settles in the token. Two stories, finally the same one.
Now the scale.
Today, $5–6K/day flows through BME. The stated buildout demands: 512 GPUs now, 2,000 in three months -- per @gregosuri is multiples of today's numbers flowing acorss the network. Multiples.
[I'm not holding him to that time-frame, but only citing his tweets]
Against the other side of the ledger: at today's prices, absorbing the chain's entire issuance takes roughly $18–19K/day of real buying....
A A 2,000-GPU fleet remitting under #1408 crosses that line on conservative assumptions. Past it, every additional GPU is buy-pressure the schedule can't absorb --> and governance just cut inflation in half this spring.
Same dollars, twice the coverage. Supply and demand converging from both directions at once.
BME was the engine. #1408 is the fuel line. The buildout is the throttle ---> and for the first time, all three bolt to the same machine.
A seminal moment is upon us.
DYOR. #DEPIN](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HKnI6XeWkAANqak.jpg)
@Bharat2740 @NewsAlgebraIND Update yourself and then post, India is becoming and has been supplying defense supplies across the world now for last few years and its only growing.
@JasonI_X @MarioNawfal Why are americans such soul-less morons, your ego will be your demise one day.
@RavenC1512 @MarioNawfal Why are americans such soul-less morons, your ego will be your demise one day.
Typical lying sucker , learned from your daddy trump? Assuming me to be poor is also classic American behaviour. I seriously wish the worst upon people like you coz you contribute nothing and cheer on terrorists ruining the world. Carry on , nothing I say can change mind of a retard. And if you travel a lot you should know how disrespected Americans are across the world. I wonder why.
@TunedupToast @mert Lol as predicted you are on of those morons you for whom the world starts and ends with USA and probably never travelled to any country outside or experienced any culture. Keep living delusionally as many Americans are living, the whole world laughs at you retards
@KobeissiLetter Lol as predicted you are a total moron for whom the world starts and ends with USA and probably haven't tevaekled or been interested in any culture or history.
@TheBeardAlmeida @BrilynHollyhand I think world will be a better place if it did happen, just telling facts as is. US has turned into a big bully terrorist country led by a pedo narcissist who only cares about himself and his ego. He has destroy d global economy , so much suffering and chaos for what exactly?
@TunedupToast @mert Bcoz he is fucking up everyone's economy and then acting like a jackass on tv interviews touting how good he is. It's so pathetic I cannot understand how come no one in the admin has any balls or courage to stop his nuisance.
@SecScottBessent You are the biggest terrorists, most corrupt country in the world is USA, it has become super obvious.
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