Originally reported by TechFlow on November 11, 2026, at 18:31 (UTC+8), citing Aethir’s official blog.
Aethir’s tokenomics update had entered its implementation phase: an ATH burn dashboard was live, and daily burns had begun on Arbitrum. At the time of the report, 4,364,413 ATH had been burned in total, including 629,516 ATH in the preceding 24 hours. Burns over the preceding week offset 18.48% of total ATH emissions.
The daily burn amount is calculated using network revenue from the preceding 730 hours and ATH’s 30-day time-weighted average price (TWAP). Funding comes from part of the network fees customers pay to reserve computing capacity. A floating network fee has replaced the fixed platform fee; it is capped at the value of Cloud Host rewards and can fall to zero in weaker market conditions. The schedule for ATH emissions to hosts has not changed.
According to Aethir, the mechanism directs 25% of protocol fees to burns and has been audited by CertiK. ATH’s maximum supply remains 42 billion tokens. Aethir first announced this tokenomics update on October 21, 2026. The reported burn figures describe an early snapshot of the mechanism, not a change to the maximum supply.