The network fees of Akash rose by 11% month-on-month, from 644K AKT to 715K AKT, but in dollar terms, the increase was only 4%. This difference is quite interesting—during the same period, the price of AKT fell by about 4%, in other words, the actual on-chain activity is much more robust than what the surface data suggests. Digital units matter. If you only look at the dollar values, it’s easy to overlook what’s happening underneath. The growth in fees on the Akash network actually reflects a stronger on-chain demand, which has just been offset by the adjustment in token prices. In this case, it's crucial to look not only at the total dollar amount but also to observe the growth in token terms—that's the true mirror of network activity.