Under the new Incentive Dynamic Engine, at least 50% of post-payout network revenue collected in IO tokens will be permanently destroyed. Unlike traditional models reliant on new token issuance, these burns are fueled directly by customer usage fees. This shift coincides with the company’s strongest commercial performance to date, including an enterprise agreement generating roughly $650,000 in monthly on-chain earnings.
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io.net Launches Revenue-Linked Token Burn to Curb Supply
Decentralized GPU provider io.net has introduced a revenue-backed token burn mechanism, projecting the removal of up to 12 million IO tokens from circulation within the next year. The move follows a record-breaking period for the network, fueled by an $8 million enterprise contract and massive daily AI inference volume.
Beyond the burn program, io.net is restructuring supplier incentives to mitigate market volatility. By pegging payouts to a stable U.S. dollar value rather than volatile token prices, the firm aims to ensure predictable returns for infrastructure providers. Independent simulations by CryptoEcon Lab suggest these protections hold steady even during significant market contractions. As demand for high-performance computing surges, io.net is positioning its decentralized infrastructure to compete directly with centralized cloud providers, processing over 4 billion inference tokens daily on OpenRouter.
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