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ACS Season 1 is a wrap, and what a season it’s been. Teams expanded, ecosystems grew, and incentives drove real adoption across gaming, consumer apps, and DeFi. Now, Season 2 begins. Let’s dive in. The full performance report for ACS Season 1 is out. Check it out to see how ACS is driving ASTR adoption and get in-depth insights into how the campaign is aiding the overall growth of soneium. 📕 Forum Link With Season 2 starting today at 1 PM UTC, ACS allocations for participating teams have been adjusted. ACS allocations for Season 2 are determined based on: - Quantitative factors (primarily gas consumption) - Qualitative factors (ASTR utility, attracting real users, marketing impact, and more) ACS allocation breakdown for Consumer and Gaming applications in Season 2: Arkada - 1,063,876 Biru - 887,405 Derby Race - 271,702 Evermoon - 448,173 Fractal Visions - 799,170 Mithraeum - 2,900,317 Posse Studios - 359,937 Sonova - 2,900,317 SuperVol - 1,063,876 SynStation - 1,581,380 Unemeta - 2,723,847 ACS allocation breakdown for DeFi projects in Season 2: KYO Finance - 1,000,000 Quickswap - 1,000,000 Sake Finance - 3,000,000 SoneFi - 250,000 SONEX - 1,000,000 Sonus Exchange - 250,000 Untitled Bank - 3,000,000 Velodrome - 1,000,000 WaveX - 1,000,000 Note: No new teams are joining ACS in Season 2. Shoutout to every project participating and the community for their continued support. Season 1 set the stage now, let’s keep building and take things even further in Season 2! Be a part of ACS today: acs.astar.network/

ACS Season 1 is a wrap, and what a season it’s been. Teams expanded, ecosystems grew, and incentives drove real adoption across gaming, consumer apps, and DeFi. Now, Season 2 begins. Let’s dive in. The full performance report for ACS Season 1 is out. Check it out to see how ACS is driving ASTR adoption and get in-depth insights into how the campaign is aiding the overall growth of soneium. 📕 Forum Link With Season 2 starting today at 1 PM UTC, ACS allocations for participating teams have been adjusted. ACS allocations for Season 2 are determined based on: - Quantitative factors (primarily gas consumption) - Qualitative factors (ASTR utility, attracting real users, marketing impact, and more) ACS allocation breakdown for Consumer and Gaming applications in Season 2: Arkada - 1,063,876 Biru - 887,405 Derby Race - 271,702 Evermoon - 448,173 Fractal Visions - 799,170 Mithraeum - 2,900,317 Posse Studios - 359,937 Sonova - 2,900,317 SuperVol - 1,063,876 SynStation - 1,581,380 Unemeta - 2,723,847 ACS allocation breakdown for DeFi projects in Season 2: KYO Finance - 1,000,000 Quickswap - 1,000,000 Sake Finance - 3,000,000 SoneFi - 250,000 SONEX - 1,000,000 Sonus Exchange - 250,000 Untitled Bank - 3,000,000 Velodrome - 1,000,000 WaveX - 1,000,000 Note: No new teams are joining ACS in Season 2. Shoutout to every project participating and the community for their continued support. Season 1 set the stage now, let’s keep building and take things even further in Season 2! Be a part of ACS today: acs.astar.network/