Acki Nacki is a technology company.
Acki Nacki is a technology company.
Acki Nacki has raised $6.0M across 1 funding round.
Acki Nacki has raised $6.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Acki Nacki has raised $6.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Acki Nacki's investors include FTX Ventures, Hack VC, Alex Pack, Peter Smith.
Acki Nacki is a next-generation blockchain platform engineered for massive scalability, near-instant transaction finality under one second, and full decentralization from inception, positioning it as "the fastest blockchain possible."[1][2][4][7] It builds a multi-core, multi-threaded execution environment supporting parallel operations, gas-free transactions via its $SHELL token, and a value-securing $NACKL token mined over a 60-year deflationary schedule without pre-mines, airdrops, or investor allocations.[1][2][3][7] Serving developers and users in payments, gaming, IoT, and AI, it solves core blockchain trilemma issues—scalability, speed, and security—through an asynchronous Proof-of-Stake consensus reaching probabilistic agreement in two communication steps, with a testnet community exceeding 5 million users and early apps like Popits (on-chain content) and The Load (Web3 strategy game).[1][3][7] Recently securing over $6 million from investors like Hack VC, Kingsway Capital, Original Capital, and Blockchain.com, its mainnet launch via Gossip Ignite awaits critical node mass, driving growth toward infinite throughput proportional to global compute power.[1][3]
Acki Nacki emerged from GOSH, a decentralized backend builder, with Mitja Goroshevsky, GOSH founder and Acki Nacki architect, leading development after four years on TON blockchain technology.[1][3] The idea crystallized to tackle blockchain's fundamental limits in speed, scalability, and finality, birthing an asynchronous probabilistic Proof-of-Stake protocol outperforming Nakamoto, Solana, and BFT systems in Byzantine fault tolerance.[1][4][8] Pivotal early traction came from a testnet amassing over 5 million users, enabling simple mobile games for transaction verification and $NACKL earning, alongside node licenses for validation.[2][3][7] GOSH announced it at a Belgrade event, framing it as the scalable core for a "decentralized world computer" powering cloud services on-chain, with funding rounds validating its vision amid mainnet prep.[1][3][6]
Acki Nacki rides the wave of asynchronous blockchain design and Web3 mass adoption, addressing blockchain's "general purpose block space" shortage for high-throughput on-chain apps amid AI, IoT, and gaming booms.[3][4] Its timing aligns with demands for Solana-like speed but superior decentralization and finality, countering centralized cloud dominance by enabling a true decentralized world computer for databases and high-usage services.[6][8] Market forces like rising compute needs and regulatory scrutiny favor its pre-compliant, community-first model, influencing the ecosystem by pioneering "Bitcoin for Proof-of-Stake" permanence and freemium blockchain access, potentially onboarding millions via intuitive participation.[1][7] Backed by credible VCs, it amplifies GOSH's vision, challenging incumbents and accelerating fully on-chain economies.[1][3]
Acki Nacki's mainnet launch via Gossip Ignite will unlock its 3 blocks/second per thread potential, scaling to global compute limits and powering explosive ecosystem growth in AI-driven and real-time apps.[1][6] Trends like sharded parallelization and deflationary PoS will propel it, with node operator momentum and $6M war chest fueling developer influx. Its influence may evolve into the backbone for decentralized cloud infrastructure, redefining scalability norms and cementing "the fastest blockchain possible" as a pillar of digital property rights—transforming Acki Nacki from testnet sensation to on-chain powerhouse.[1][7][8]
Acki Nacki has raised $6.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $6.0M Venture Round in February 2025.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 1, 2025 | $6.0M Venture Round | FTX Ventures, Hack VC, Alex Pack, Peter Smith |