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Akash Network Roadmap - 2026 Development Ecosystem Community Explore Blog Docs Pricing Open main menu Get in Touch Deploy Now Developer Portal Roadmap Integrations Community Syncs Community Calendar Akash Roadmap Akash's roadmap outlines the high-level goals and priorities for the Akash Network. Year: 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 All Major Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 aep-76 Burn Mint Equilibrium On Akash Completion Date: 3/22/2026 AKT is the native cryptocurrency of Akash Network and was initially conceived as the sole payment method. When a lease is established, tenants and providers agree on a price in AKT. These leases are open-ended, continuing until either party terminates them. However, the fluctuating value of AKT presents a challenge. Participants typically anticipate stable pricing equivalent to USD, and AKT's price instability compromises its utility as a payment mechanism. aep-78 Enable CosmWasm Smart Contracts on Akash Network Completion Date: 3/22/2026 This AEP proposes enabling CosmWasm smart contract functionality on Akash Network to unlock programmable decentralized cloud infrastructure, enabling automated resource management, advanced settlement mechanisms, and on-chain governance capabilities. This enhancement leverages Pyth Network as a price oracle to support AEP-76's Burn Mint Equilibrium (BME) mechanism and extends Akash's capabilities beyond simple compute marketplaces into a fully programmable cloud platform. aep-80 On-Chain Oracle Module Completion Date: 3/22/2026 This proposal introduces `x/oracle`, a native Cosmos SDK module that provides trustworthy, aggregated price data for on-chain consumers. The module accepts price submissions from authorized CosmWasm contracts, calculates Time-Weighted Average Prices (TWAP), enforces staleness and deviation health checks, and exposes aggregated prices to other modules via keeper queries. A custom CosmWasm querier and message filter allow smart contracts to both read oracle parameters (including Wormhole guardian sets) and submit verified prices — forming the on-chain backbone for the Burn-Mint Equilibrium (AEP-76) and external oracle integrations such as Pyth (AEP-81). aep-81 Pyth Price feed Integration Completion Date: 3/22/2026 This proposal introduces a Pyth Network oracle integration for Akash Network, providing cryptographically verifiable AKT/USD price feeds required by the Burn-Mint Equilibrium (AEP-76). aep-60 Akash HomeNode - MVP Completion Date: 4/29/2026 Enabling the average "home" user to participate in Akash as a provider is critical to both - scaling the supply side of the network as well as positioning the network to lead in the shift away from large data center compute in response to the oncoming energy crisis aep-29 Hardware Verification using Trusted Execution Estimated Completion: 5/29/2026 Currently, hardware provided by a provider is verified using a decentralized network of Auditors on Akash. While this approach is practical for a limited set of providers, the manual verification is proving challenging at scale, even more critical when incentives go onchain and are distributed without a human in the loop. Hardware Verification using Trusted Execution minimizes trust required to verify the accuracy of hardware provided by the providers on Akash network and serves as a fundamental building block for enabling Confidential Computing capabilities, as detailed in AEP-65. aep-59 Provider Notifications Estimated Completion: 5/30/2026 Akash users would like to be notified when a provider intends to go offline for maintenance or has an outage. aep-82 Resource Reclamation Completion Date: 6/10/2026 Akash providers currently have two options when they need to terminate a lease: close it immediately (via aep-66 Custom Domain Certificates Estimated Completion: 6/29/2026 This proposal introduces a mechanism for Akash Network tenant workloads to obtain SSL/TLS certificates for their configured custom domains, enabling secure HTTPS access to deployments. aep-67 Console Bid Screening Completion Date: 7/16/2026 > This revision supersedes the original abandoned design (live per-provider inventory queries with a aep-83 Confidential Compute via Kata Containers Completion Date: 7/16/2026 This AEP defines how tenants request confidential computing workloads on Akash Network and how providers advertise confidential compute capabilities. Tenants set `params.tee` in their SDL to either `cpu` or `cpu-gpu` to request confidential compute. The provider determines the actual TEE platform (AMD SEV-SNP or Intel TDX) at deployment time based on its hardware. Workloads run inside Kata Containers (micro-VMs) on TEE-capable providers. The spec covers CPU-only and GPU confidential computing, NVIDIA GPU passthrough to Kata VMs, attestation sidecars, and combined CPU+GPU attestation. aep-84 Console Split: Managed Platform and Self-Custodial Air Completion Date: 7/20/2026 Akash Console today tries to serve two fundamentally different users through a single application: aep-48 Private Overlay Networking Estimated Completion: 7/29/2026 Lease-to-lease networking on the Akash Network would provide dynamic IP address management and secure communication between tenants workloads. aep-65 Confidential Computing Estimated Completion: 7/30/2026 Public clouds (like AWS, Azure and GCP) support Confindential Computing because some customers request this before they agree to migrate workloads from their own DCs to public cloud infrastructure. While a vast majority of users don't ask the public clouds for this (and just blindly "trust" them) this is likely to become a challenge for Akash's growth particularly because infractstructure on Akash is owned by 10s if not 100s of independent providers. aep-89 Unified Akash Command-Line Interface This AEP establishes `akt` as the canonical command-line interface for Akash aep-49 Virtual Machines Estimated Completion: 8/29/2026 The concept of virtual machines (VMs) for the Akash Network revolves around leveraging decentralized cloud computing resources to deploy, manage, and scale Virtual Machines securely and cost-effectively. aep-85 Console: Buildpacks-Powered Deployments Estimated Completion: 9/29/2026 This AEP proposes **replacing the current "Build & Deploy" feature in Akash Console with a Cloud Native Buildpacks** (buildpacks.io) pipeline. The existing flow — referenced via `CI_CD_TEMPLATE_ID` in `apps/deploy-web/src/config/remote-deploy.config.ts` — is in a broken state, hard-coded to a small set of JavaScript web frameworks, and relies on language detection that only reads `package.json`. Anyone deploying a Python, Go, Ruby, Java, Rust, .NET, or PHP application currently has to abandon the flow and produce a Dockerfile manually. aep-11 Managed Services Market Estimated Completion: 12/14/2026 A permissionless market for Managed Backend Services (such as Databases) to reduce the operational burden for Tenants. aep-53 Onchain Provider Incentives Estimated Completion: 12/30/2026 Users want to be incentivized to provide compute resources to the network. aep-79 Akash on Shared Security Estimated Completion: 12/30/2026 > **Migration documentation:** For details about the migration and the current process, see doc/README.md — the Akash Chain Migration Program document set, which specifies the migration to execution depth and supersedes this RFP where the two conflict. Subscribe to our newsletter Get the latest news and updates. Subscribe By subscribing, you agree to our Privacy Policy . 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