On November 11, 2026, Odaily reported that Aethir had posted on X that an update to the ATH token economic model was live. According to that report, an ATH burn dashboard was enabled at the same time and daily burns had started.
Figures attributed to Aethir put cumulative burns at 4,364,413 ATH, including 629,516 ATH burned in the prior 24 hours. Odaily’s item relays those totals from Aethir’s post; it does not include a separate audit.
Burn funding, as described in the same statement, comes from a portion of the network fees customers pay when booking computing power. Aethir said that when the market is weak, floating network fees fall and the share directed to burns rises, but that share will not exceed cloud-host rewards. Each burn is described as publicly verifiable. The dashboard is said to show daily, monthly, and cumulative burn totals together with complete transaction records.
Burns are easy to watch once a counter is public, which is why this kind of update draws attention. The notice does not show whether fee volume, cloud-host rewards, or later demand will keep the mechanism material. It is a company statement as reported by Odaily, not a study of usage or price.
Original report: Odaily, November 11, 2026
