Glossary

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Tokens and units

GHX (GamerCoin) — Native utility token of the GamerHash ecosystem. Issued on Ethereum and bridged to BNB Chain and Solana. GUSD — In-app USD-denominated unit. GPU-sharing earnings in the GamerHash AI App are paid in GUSD; users can convert it to GHX in one click whenever they choose. GHXP (GamerHash Experience Points) — Off-chain engagement points earned by running the GamerHash AI App or completing in-app actions. A higher GHXP balance multiplies GHX rewards for GPU sharing — GHXP is a reward multiplier, not a convertible currency. See Tokenomics overview. Holder tier — In-app status level driven by holding and using GHX. Higher tiers raise the GHXP multiplier, which translates into more GHX paid out per action.

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Token economics

TGE (Token Generation Event) — The moment a token is initially created on-chain and becomes available. GHX TGE: 31 December 2020. Vesting — Time-locked release of allocated tokens, typically over months or years, to align long-term incentives. Token burn — Permanent removal of tokens from circulating supply, usually by sending them to an unrecoverable address (eater address). See Token Burn. Eater address — A wallet address from which tokens cannot be sent or withdrawn, used for verifiable burns. Buyback-and-burn — Mechanism in which platform revenue is used to buy tokens from the open market; some are then burned and some routed to user rewards. See Token Burn. Circulating supply — Tokens currently available on the open market (excludes locked, burned, and unvested allocations).

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Earning mechanisms

Staking — Locking tokens for a defined period to earn yield. See Staking. APR (Annual Percentage Rate) — Annualized return rate, not compounded. Used for staking rewards. APY (Annual Percentage Yield) — Annualized return rate, compounded. Generally higher than APR for the same nominal rate. Liquidity Mining — Earning token rewards by providing liquidity to a DEX pool. See Liquidity Mining. Liquidity Pool (LP) — A pool of two paired tokens (e.g. GHX/BNB) that traders swap against on a DEX. LP token — Receipt token issued when you deposit into a liquidity pool. Represents your share of the pool. Impermanent loss — Value lost (relative to simply holding) when the prices of two pooled assets diverge after deposit.

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Networks and infrastructure

ERC-20 — Standard token interface on Ethereum. The GHX token’s Ethereum deployment. BEP-20 — BNB Chain token standard, equivalent to ERC-20 on a different chain. SPL — Solana Program Library token standard. Solana’s equivalent of ERC-20. Bridge — Mechanism for moving a token between blockchains. GHX uses cBridge for Ethereum ↔ BNB Chain, and Raydium / Jupiter integrations for routes involving Solana. See Contracts & Bridging. deAPI — Public OpenAI-compatible API exposing the GamerHash GPU network to developers. Available at deapi.ai. n8n — Open-source workflow-automation platform. deAPI is shipped as an official n8n node, enabling no-code orchestration of AI workloads on the GamerHash network. DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network) — Category of protocols that incentivize participants to provide real-world infrastructure (compute, storage, bandwidth, etc.) via crypto rewards. The GamerHash GPU network is a DePIN; GHX is tagged as DePIN on CoinGecko.

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Trading

CEX (Centralized Exchange) — A traditional, custodial trading platform (e.g. KuCoin, Bithumb, MEXC, Gate.io). DEX (Decentralized Exchange) — A non-custodial, on-chain trading venue (e.g. Uniswap, PancakeSwap, Raydium). AMM (Automated Market Maker) — Algorithmic pricing model used by most DEXes; trades execute against a liquidity pool rather than an order book. Slippage — Difference between expected and executed swap price, caused by trade size relative to pool depth.

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Listing categories

GameFi — Crypto category combining gaming and finance (token-based games, in-game economies). AI Applications — Tag for tokens powering AI-related infrastructure or services.

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Compliance

AML (Anti–Money Laundering) — Regulatory framework requiring monitoring and reporting of suspicious financial activity. CFT (Counter-Financing of Terrorism) — Regulations targeting the use of financial systems for terrorism financing. PMLFTR — Malta’s Prevention of Money Laundering and Funding of Terrorism Regulations. Referenced in AML / CFT. MFSA (Malta Financial Services Authority) — Maltese regulator with which the GHX whitepaper is registered.