[Aethir Launches ATH Burn Dashboard, Offsetting 18.48% of Release in First Week] According to Aethir's monitoring, the previously proposed update to Aethir's token economics has been officially implemented, with the ATH burn dashboard launching simultaneously with the first batch of daily burns. Under the new mechanism, ATH burn funds come entirely from network fees paid by customers when they book computing power. Fixed platform fees have been eliminated, replaced by floating network fees that fluctuate with market conditions. The amount burned each time is automatically calculated using a public formula that combines network revenue from the previous 730 hours with the 30-day time-weighted average price of ATH. Currently, a total of 4,364,413 ATH have been burned, with 629,516 burned in the past 24 hours. The burns in the past week offset 18.48% of the total release. All burns are executed on the Arbitrum network and recorded in a publicly available black hole address; transaction records can be verified through the dashboard or on-chain explorer. The floating network fee is capped and will not exceed the value of the cloud hosting rewards; the maximum supply of ATH remains at 42 billion. Revenue generated by more computing sites launched in the future will also be included in this burning mechanism.