GAIMIN has just completed its final token burn for 2025—1.22 billion GMRX tokens have been removed directly from circulation.
What's even more interesting is the data behind it: after the launcher upgrade, the average online time of nodes skyrocketed from 37 hours to 393 hours, a tenfold leap that directly propelled a strategic restructuring. Now they leave the To C gaming business to the GAIMIN brand and have separated the cloud infrastructure into Orbon Cloud to handle it.
This move is quite clear—using technical upgrades to validate infrastructure capabilities, then naturally layering the business. Deflation + efficiency improvements + architecture optimization, three initiatives implemented together.
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GateUser-bd883c58
· 12h ago
Tenfold online duration, this data is quite impressive
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Splitting out to operate independently, confident in the Orbon Cloud move
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Deflationary burn + technical upgrades synchronized, the rhythm is well-controlled
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Node online count jumped from 37 to 393, this tech stack upgrade is intense
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Separating gaming and infrastructure operations, quite interesting
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1.22 billion tokens directly disappeared, truly doing deflationary measures
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This architecture adjustment doesn’t seem like a last-minute scramble
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Data speaks for itself; a tenfold increase is no joke
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It feels like they are treating the underlying infrastructure as an independent business to develop
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Deflation + spin-off + technical upgrades, a three-pronged approach that can indeed bring changes
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CryptoMom
· 12-10 15:03
Tenfold increase in online duration, how competitive is that?
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We've been talking about deflation for so many years, and now we're finally seeing real actions with solid results.
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Splitting Orbon Cloud is the right move; professionals do professional work.
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393 hours? Is this node going to become an immortal? Haha.
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Architecture optimization + deflation, this combo pack is actually quite effective.
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Destroying 1.32 billion tokens—now let's see if they can deliver on their promises later.
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From 37 to 393, this growth data must be genuine; otherwise, all this talk is pointless.
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The layered strategy is good. Gaming is one thing, infrastructure is another—each does its own part.
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The key is that node activity has really increased, not just looking good on paper.
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Deflation + spin-off + efficiency improvements, after a series of moves, it will be interesting to see how things go after the new year.
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NFTRegretter
· 12-10 15:02
Tenfold increase in online duration, this data is quite impressive.
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NFTArchaeologis
· 12-10 14:57
Tenfold increase in online duration—that's the true on-chain archaeological value. Technical data doesn't lie.
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PumpStrategist
· 12-10 14:53
12.2 billion tokens burned looks impressive, but the key point is that the 393-hour online data is interesting. The tenfold increase is no joke; the infrastructure is indeed ramping up.
Deflation + layering, it's an old trick, but the form has taken shape. The question is whether this node's online data can support the subsequent business split; it still depends on what the actual revenue side looks like.
Most people just look at the burn number and go all-in, but little do they realize that when the chips are highly concentrated, it's often the night before risk is unleashed. It's recommended that everyone view the current market sentiment rationally.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 12-10 14:48
Tenfold increase in online duration, is this data real or fake?
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Deflation is deflation, the key is whether cloud infrastructure can be built
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Splitting Orbon Cloud feels like paving the way for fundraising
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From 37 to 393 hours, this increase is a bit suspicious; it depends on how the real nodes are performing
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Architectural optimization sounds good, but I'm worried it might be another new trick to cut leeks
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Burned 1.22 billion tokens, short-term positive, but what about the long term?
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The rapid increase in node online duration, could it be fake testing data injection?
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Separating gaming from cloud infrastructure, this strategy is quite pragmatic
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No matter how aggressive the deflation, if the business doesn’t improve, it’s all for nothing
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Hmm, the data on technical upgrades needs to be verified; feels fishy
GAIMIN has just completed its final token burn for 2025—1.22 billion GMRX tokens have been removed directly from circulation.
What's even more interesting is the data behind it: after the launcher upgrade, the average online time of nodes skyrocketed from 37 hours to 393 hours, a tenfold leap that directly propelled a strategic restructuring. Now they leave the To C gaming business to the GAIMIN brand and have separated the cloud infrastructure into Orbon Cloud to handle it.
This move is quite clear—using technical upgrades to validate infrastructure capabilities, then naturally layering the business. Deflation + efficiency improvements + architecture optimization, three initiatives implemented together.