Acurast just filed its Token Transparency report with Blockworks.
Quick breakdown in simple words: Acurast is a verifiable compute network. Instead of data centers, it runs workloads on smartphones. Blockworks notes 270,000+ compute units already onboarded.
$ACU has been live since January 20, 2026. What this filing is: Projects submit allocation, vesting, unlocks, governance, and admin-control details through the Blockworks Token Transparency Framework so the market can review them in one place.
Blockworks currently lists this as a B2 filing with 2 gaps remaining. That means most details are public, but two items are still incomplete. That’s useful to know — transparency includes what is not finished yet. Why it matters: You don’t have to trust a thread. You can open the filing and check supply, vesting, who controls what, and how governance works.
Bitget’s $351.6M security incident is getting more serious
Bitget says attackers compromised a critical backend system in its wallet infrastructure and used it to spoof transaction data and trigger the authorization process
The exchange says private keys were not compromised and cold wallets remain secure
The affected funds came from hot and warm wallets across multiple networks including ETH XRP BNB AVAX USDT and USDC
Bitget has linked the attack method to patterns associated with North Korean hacking groups but the investigation is still ongoing
Withdrawals remain suspended while Bitget completes security checks
The exchange says its $464M+ User Protection Fund fully covers the reported loss and customer balances remain accurate
The big question now is not just who stole the funds but when withdrawals will fully reopen and what the final investigation reveals
Clean uptrend on the 1D chart with strong higher highs and higher lows. Price is holding around the $1,600 zone after a strong move from the $1,000 area.
If buyers keep control, this chart could get very interesting. $ZEC momentum is not slowing down.