Token transparency matters more than ever in crypto.
One thing I like seeing from @Acurast is the effort to make the structure behind $ACU easier to understand.
Acurast has published a Token Transparency Filing through the Blockworks Token Transparency Framework, giving more visibility into:
→ How the token supply is distributed
→ When tokens are scheduled to unlock
→ How the vesting structure works
→ How governance is organized
→ What level of administrative control exists
For me, this is the kind of information worth checking before forming an opinion on any token.
The narrative can look great, but the numbers and token structure tell a much bigger story.
Always DYOR, check the documentation, and understand what you’re actually buying.
Source: Acurast / Blockworks Token Transparency Framework
One thing I like seeing from @Acurast is the effort to make the structure behind $ACU easier to understand.
Acurast has published a Token Transparency Filing through the Blockworks Token Transparency Framework, giving more visibility into:
→ How the token supply is distributed
→ When tokens are scheduled to unlock
→ How the vesting structure works
→ How governance is organized
→ What level of administrative control exists
For me, this is the kind of information worth checking before forming an opinion on any token.
The narrative can look great, but the numbers and token structure tell a much bigger story.
Always DYOR, check the documentation, and understand what you’re actually buying.
Source: Acurast / Blockworks Token Transparency Framework
