Phala briefly tops $0.06 as 24-hour gain reaches 66.8%

Phala briefly tops $0.06 as 24-hour gain reaches 66.8%

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2026-09-21 10:28:45
Privacy AI protocol Phala briefly rose above $0.06 on Sept. 21, according to market data cited by BlockBeats, before trading at $0.05956. The token was up 66.8% over the past 24 hours at the time of the report. Official data also pointed to a sharp increase in usage for Confidential AI, the project’s main privacy AI product. Daily token processing was about 5.5 billion tokens on Sept. 15, then climbed to 16.8 billion and 17.8 billion over the following days, reaching 25.451 billion tokens on Sept. 19. Phala said the product supports several mainstream models, including GLM-5.3, GLM-5.3 Flash, the DeepSeek series and Kimi K3. Among them, GLM-5.3 often accounted for more than 40% to 70% of usage.

Privacy AI protocol Phala briefly moved above $0.06 on Sept. 21, according to market data cited by BlockBeats. It was later quoted at $0.05956, with a 24-hour gain of 66.8%.

Official information shows that usage of Confidential AI, Phala’s main privacy AI product, has risen quickly in recent days. The product processed about 5.5 billion tokens on Sept. 15, then increased to 16.8 billion and 17.8 billion over the following days, before reaching 25.451 billion tokens on Sept. 19.

Confidential AI currently supports mainstream models including GLM-5.3, GLM-5.3 Flash, the DeepSeek series and Kimi K3. GLM-5.3 often made up more than 40% to 70% of usage, according to the official information.

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