October brought another round of updates across the GAIMIN ecosystem, including a major Earn Engine upgrade, improvements to GAIMIN Club and the Launcher, more education around GMRX and rewards, and continued GMRX burn activity.
Here’s a look back at the biggest updates from the month.
One of October’s biggest product updates was the integration of Web Indexing into the GAIMIN Earn Engine. Web Indexing now operates as an additional infrastructure layer within the Earn Engine, supporting GAIMIN’s wider decentralized infrastructure model while keeping the user experience in the same place.
Eligible users review the relevant information and provide consent when activating the Earn Engine. The expected impact on gaming performance and normal PC use is minimal while it is active. Throughout the month, we also shared more information around how the update works, the infrastructure behind it, and how Earn Engine activity connects with rewards through GAIMIN Deals.
October also brought several improvements to GAIMIN Club. Users can now purchase a Club membership through the website and activate it in the Launcher using an activation code, while free users can preview Club pages and benefits before subscribing. Subscription management also became more flexible, with members now able to switch Club tiers and move between monthly and annual billing while their subscription is active.
The Launcher received several smaller UI improvements too, including new animations across the Earn Engine, game library and The Vault. We also continued highlighting Club features such as member-only deals, the Concierge and The Vault, where members can progress through Vault levels and unlock additional Earn Power without staking or locking eligible assets.
October included several new pieces of content explaining how GMRX fits into the wider GAIMIN ecosystem. We covered how GMRX is earned, how eligible earned GMRX can be used through GAIMIN Deals, and how the Earn Engine can use eligible spare PC resources to support the GAIMIN network.
The wider goal remains simple: Play. Earn. Redeem.
GAIMIN also requested a voluntary delisting of GMRX from KuCoin during October. Trading ended on October 8, 2026 at 08:00 UTC, with the withdrawal window running until November 9, 2026 at 08:00 UTC. Affected users were provided with withdrawal instructions and advised to use the BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) network.
Five GMRX burns were announced throughout the month: 125M + 17M + 18M + 21M + 21M
That brings the total permanently removed from the token supply during October to: 202 million GMRX. Each burn was recorded on-chain, with transaction details shared alongside the announcements.
October strengthened several parts of the GAIMIN ecosystem, from the infrastructure behind the Earn Engine to the way users explore and manage GAIMIN Club. With more Launcher features, rewards and engagement updates still to come, we’ll continue building out the ways players can earn, use and get more from GAIMIN.
