[Aethir Launches ATH Burn Dash Dashboard and Daily Burns Begin, Totaling 4,364,413 ATH Tokens Burned] According to a report on the Aethir official blog on November 11th, the Aethir token economics update has entered the implementation phase, with the ATH burn dashboard launched and daily burns initiated simultaneously. The burns are performed on the Arbitrum network. To date, a total of 4,364,413 ATH tokens have been burned, with 629,516 burned in the last 24 hours. The burns over the past week have offset 18.48% of the total emissions. The daily burn amount is determined by a formula, with input data including network revenue from the previous 730 hours and 30 days of ATH TWAP. Funds come from a portion of the network fees paid by customers for pre-booked computing power. Fixed platform fees have been replaced by floating network fees. This fee is capped at the value of Cloud Host rewards and can be reduced to zero during market downturns, while the Host's ATH emissions plan remains unchanged. The official statement claims that this mechanism allocates 25% of protocol fees for burning. This burning mechanism has been audited by CertiK, and the maximum supply of ATH remains at 42 billion. Aethir first announced this token economics update on October 21st.