Aethir Launches Checker Node Buyback Program Boosting Decentralized Cloud Computing

Aethir, a decentralized cloud computing network, has launched the Checker Node Buyback Program and introduced the eATH token to support its ecosystem expansion. The Checker Node Buyback Program, which began on May 27, allows node operators to sell their NFT licenses to the Aethir Foundation in exchange for eATH tokens. This initiative is designed to incentivize the addition of new compute clusters to Aethir's decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePIN) stack, thereby strengthening the overall ecosystem.
The buyback price for Checker nodes will vary based on market conditions and the buyback rate, with early participants receiving additional rewards. The eATH token has a one-year lockup period but will continue to earn ATH rewards during this time. The redemption period for eATH will start 30 days after June 13, 2026. eATH will be used to support Aethir's decentralized cloud computing infrastructure, particularly by bootstrapping new GPU cloud servers through EigenLayer's AVS model. Users holding eATH will receive rewards linked to the performance of Aethir's decentralized GPU cloud market. Additionally, eATH holders will be eligible for special rewards in Aethir's upcoming airdrops scheduled for Q2 and Q3 and may gain immediate liquidity through Pendle.
This strategic move by Aethir aims to foster a more robust and decentralized network by providing financial incentives for node operators and developers. By encouraging the participation of new nodes and offering rewards to existing node holders, Aethir is positioning itself as a leader in the decentralized infrastructure space. The program's focus on EigenLayer's AVS model highlights Aethir's commitment to innovation and technological advancement. As the network continues to grow, the introduction of the eATH token will play a crucial role in sustaining its development and ensuring its long-term success.

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