
GamerCoin (GHX)
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updated $0GamerCoin (GHX) is the native token of GamerHash, an ecosystem that pays users for sharing their computer's spare processing power and for playing games. Think of it as a rewards program that lives on a blockchain: you earn GHX for activity on the platform, and you can spend it there or keep it in your own wallet. It exists as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum, with a fixed maximum supply of 880 million coins.
Frequently asked questions
What is GamerCoin, and how is it different from Bitcoin?
GamerCoin is a utility token built around the GamerHash platform, which rewards people for lending out GPU power and gaming — it's not a standalone currency like Bitcoin. Its main use cases live inside that ecosystem: earning rewards, making purchases, and unlocking perks. Bitcoin, by contrast, was designed from scratch as decentralized digital money with its own blockchain.
How does GamerCoin work under the hood?
GHX is an ERC-20 token, which means it's a smart contract running on the Ethereum blockchain rather than a network of its own. Transaction validation and security come from Ethereum, which uses a proof-of-stake consensus mechanism. Because of that, GHX works out of the box with any wallet, exchange, or tool that supports Ethereum tokens.
Is the supply of GHX limited, and how is it issued?
Yes — the total supply is hard-capped at 880,000,000 GHX, and no coins beyond that can ever be created. Coins reach users mainly as rewards on the GamerHash platform for sharing computing power and other activity. Once issued, GHX behaves like any other Ethereum token: it can be sent, spent, or held indefinitely.
How do I store and use GamerCoin?
Any Ethereum-compatible wallet will do: browser wallets like MetaMask, mobile apps like Trust Wallet, or hardware wallets like Ledger for safer long-term storage. Inside the GamerHash ecosystem, GHX works as a reward and payment token for the platform's store and partner offers. One practical note: moving an ERC-20 token requires a small amount of ETH in the same wallet to cover network fees.