📝 @Acurast has been quietly running real workloads for a while now. Not just simple test jobs. Developers have been exploring a broader range of use cases on the network: > confidential LLM inference > scheduled jobs & webhooks > agentic workflows > data processing that needs both privacy and verifiability This is the part I find most interesting about phone-based compute: Anyone can talk about decentralized infrastructure. Actually running code inside a phone’s TEE and getting verifiable results is a different level. But there’s also a pretty accessible entry point even if you’re not deploying workloads yet. You can just run the Processor app on a spare phone, contribute compute, and earn $ACU while the network handles the rest. No need to write code or manage servers. I like this mechanic because it lets regular users participate in the supply side instead of only being consumers of compute. I’ve been watching how the number of active phones and real deployments keeps growing. Worth checking the current stats and recent demos if you haven’t looked in a while. https://t.co/HmTcUOEegJ