What is the current price of GamerCoin?
The current price of GamerCoin is $0.01018 with a 0.72% change in the last 24 hours.
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GamerCoin (GHX) is the token of GamerHash, a platform that pays PC owners for idle computing capacity and resells that capacity to buyers who need GPU compute. GHX is not the settlement currency for compute purchases. It is the ecosystem token used for staking, reward programs, and a buyback-and-burn mechanism funded by platform earnings.
Technically GHX is a plain ERC-20 on Ethereum at 0x728f30fa2f100742C7949D1961804FA8E0B1387d. A direct read on September 12, 2026 returns name "GamerCoin", symbol "GHX", 18 decimals, and a totalSupply of exactly 808,000,000 tokens. The verified source is a short OpenZeppelin ERC20 plus ERC20Burnable contract compiled with Solidity 0.7.1. It is not a proxy, it has no owner function, and it has no mint function. Supply on Ethereum can only go down.
That last point is where token marketing and reality usually part company. Here the claim checks out exactly, and the arithmetic is verifiable on-chain.
Sources: the GamerCoin site, the project documentation, the token source on GitHub, and the contract on Etherscan.
GamerHash was launched in 2017 by a Polish team based in Poznan, led by founder and chief executive Patryk Pusch. The original product was straightforward: install an application, let it use your machine's spare capacity when you are not gaming, and get paid.
GamerCoin was introduced in 2019 and reached the public through a token generation event around 2020. The token sale was administered by CoinAxe Ltd., a company registered in Malta, which is also the entity named on the current GamerCoin website.
The most consequential piece of history is the burn. GamerHash announced a plan to destroy 72,000,000 GHX, equal to 8.1 percent of the original supply, reducing it from 880,000,000 to 808,000,000. The chain confirms it: the constructor argument recorded for the deployed contract is 880,000,000 tokens, and the current totalSupply is 808,000,000. Exactly 72,000,000 tokens were destroyed through the burn function, which reduces totalSupply rather than parking tokens at a dead address, and the balance of the conventional 0x...dEaD address on this contract reads zero.
More recently the platform repositioned from gaming-adjacent crypto mining toward decentralized GPU compute for AI workloads, marketed as GamerHash AI.
Supply side, idle hardware Gamers install the GamerHash application and contribute spare compute from their machines. The platform aggregates many consumer PCs into a distributed pool, the structure commonly described as DePIN, or decentralized physical infrastructure.
Demand side, compute buyers Partners purchase capacity from that pool. The pitch is that consumer hardware aggregated at scale can serve certain AI and rendering workloads more cheaply than dedicated data center capacity.
Revenue routed into GHX Platform earnings are split, with part going to users and operations and part used to buy GHX on the market and burn it. This mechanism is discretionary and company-run. It is not enforced by the ERC-20 contract, which has no treasury or fee logic.
Staking and liquidity programs Holders can stake through the project's staking site, and the project has run liquidity mining programs. Terms and reward rates are set by the operator and change over time.
A second representation on BNB Chain GHX also exists on BNB Chain at 0xbd7b8e4de08d9b01938f7ff2058f110ee1e0e8d4. That contract returns the same name and symbol but is structurally different: it has an owner, and its bytecode contains a mint entry point, the standard shape for a bridge-issued representation. Its total supply is much smaller. Treat the Ethereum contract as canonical and the BNB Chain token as a bridged claim on it.
Be precise about what GHX is not. It is not required to use the GamerHash application, it is not the settlement asset for compute purchases, and it confers no equity or governance rights over the company. Its link to the business runs through a discretionary buyback policy, not protocol-enforced fee capture.
Two things. First, the burn record is unusually clean. A stated plan to remove 72,000,000 tokens has a matching, verifiable reduction in totalSupply, and the deployment constructor argument confirms the starting figure. In a sector where burn claims frequently turn out to be transfers to unspendable addresses while supply stays flat, numbers that reconcile exactly are worth noting.
Second, the business predates the token by two years and involves a product ordinary users install and run. Whether the compute marketplace scales is a separate question, but the sequencing is the opposite of the usual token-first pattern.
Earning program rewards by staking, providing liquidity in GHX pairs, holding exposure to a consumer-hardware compute business with a revenue-funded buyback, and taking part in platform campaigns and tiered reward structures.
GamerCoin is a small but instructive example of a token tied to a running business rather than a narrative. The company had a product before it had a token, pivoted toward AI compute when the market moved, and executed a supply reduction verifiable from the contract's own deployment arguments. For readers evaluating DePIN and compute tokens, GHX is useful precisely because so much of its claimed behavior can be checked on-chain.
GHX trades on centralized exchanges and on decentralized venues on Ethereum and BNB Chain. Liquidity is modest compared with large-cap assets, so order sizing and slippage deserve attention. Availability varies by region.
GHX has been listed on venues including KuCoin, Gate, and MEXC. Decentralized trading is available on Ethereum through automated market makers, and on BNB Chain for the bridged representation.
When adding GHX manually, use 0x728f30fa2f100742C7949D1961804FA8E0B1387d on Ethereum and confirm the network before any transfer.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of GamerCoin is $0.01018 with a 0.72% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $52,271.14 representing a 34.32% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of GamerCoin is $7,157,147, ranking #715 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of GamerCoin is $8,961,449, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 880,000,000 GHX is in circulation.
Circulating: 702,820,490. Total: 808,000,000. Max: 880,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, GamerCoin traded between a low of $0.009884 and a high of $0.01052.
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