On November 11, 2026, TechFlow reported that Aethir’s tokenomics update had entered its execution phase, citing the project’s official blog. Aethir launched an ATH burn dashboard and started daily burns at the same time. Burns run on the Arbitrum network.
The snapshot in that report, not a live reading:
- Cumulative burns: 4,364,413 ATH
- Burns in the most recent 24 hours: 629,516 ATH
- Burns over the prior week offset 18.48% of total emissions
Daily burn size is set by a formula. The inputs are network revenue from the previous 730 hours and ATH’s 30-day time-weighted average price (TWAP). The tokens come from part of the network fees customers pay when they book compute.
Aethir replaced a fixed platform fee with a floating network fee. That fee is capped at the value of Cloud Host rewards and can fall to zero if the market weakens. The Host ATH emission schedule is unchanged. Aethir said the mechanism sends 25% of protocol fees to burns.
The burn mechanism has been audited by CertiK. ATH’s maximum supply is still 42 billion. Aethir first disclosed this tokenomics update on October 21.
The notice is a fee-and-supply design update plus one reported week of burn-versus-emission math. It does not show compute usage, demand, or any price effect. The 18.48% figure is that week’s offset, not a standing burn rate, and the burn totals are the figures TechFlow relayed from Aethir at the time of the November 11 report.
Original report: TechFlow, published November 11, 2026, 18:31 (UTC+8).
